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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1909
Page
5
A persuasive local notice urges choosing one physician and one cough remedy, recommending Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for throat and lung troubles and Ayer's Pills for constipation. It emphasizes sticking to proven medicines endorsed by doctors and notes long availability and no alcohol in the cough remedy.
Local items and notices mix with an old ad offering Hall's Catarrh Cure and a reward for catarrh curing. The column lists names like Wilson Denham, E B Pearce, Dr Mott, Earl Schilbeck, and others visiting relatives, entertaining, or spending Sunday in various towns, with brief social items and house calls.
A A Chisholm of Treadwell New York reports rapid relief from indigestion constipation nervousness and debility after using Electric Bilgams. He says twelve bottles restored health and vigor letting him resume daily business. Claims the product aids stomach liver kidney blood and nerves and costs 50 cents at all druggists.
Mrs F B Dawson and daughter Nettie visited relatives in Evanston and Norwood over the weekend. Sunday guests were Mrs Elizabeth Gardner and Elisha Gardner at John Beck’s in Hamlet. Mrs Emma Hocket plans to return to Sheldon Illinois Thursday with her sister Mrs Rebecca Kempton. Arch Herget and wife attended Willis Denham’s funeral at Withamsville. J A Warren killed a copperhead near Alroy’s Run last week, three feet long. George Danby has contract to build a bridge at the foot of Ketchum hill. Chickpox hits Belle Fallon’s children. Thanksgiving exercises planned with B L Ketchum and pupils. Dan McCollum from Middletown visited Miss Mabel Brotherton. Mrs Dawson’s quilting circle meets Thursday afternoon to finish quilting and place Chicago order.
The article notes the Kohinoor once weighed 800 karats and was reduced to 106 karats by successive cuts. It also includes a signed claim by jeweler B Kluger of Indianapolis praising Foley's Kidney Remedy, plus local social notes mentioning Miss Pearl Filpatrick and guests from Cincinnati and Bethel.
A reader from Licomore West Virginia hails Dr Kings New Life Pills as the best medicine for restoring energy and vitality. The letter claims the pills improve strength and body condition and endorses widespread use through local druggists.
Frances Parker and Charles Pommert hosts greet guests including Mrs A Boyce and children Andria and Willard visiting relatives in the city. Mrs Blanche Powell ill at her parents home. A recital by Misser Haas and Margaret Sievers at the town hall Friday evening October 29 under Woodman auspices with tickets at Hicks store.
Mrs. Freeze and others visit in the city with guests at J. M. Heil and Dave Brothers gatherings. George Braker plans a barn. Naniker moves to town. Foley's Kidney Remedy advertised with note on kidney and bladder trouble dangers. Bunn's Pharmacy offers the product.
Mrs. John Cronin visits her parents in Mt Washington while F M Pursell and wife host. Ben Brisbois buys a fine team of horses in the city last Thursday.Mrs Joseph Dawson and daughter of Ham Let visit her daughter Mrs D M Handy. A reception honors Rev Brazelton and wife at the Christian church. W B Scott former Indiana pastor arrives. John Thiel and wife host a gathering with Mr and Mrs Miller Mrs Crain John Sanders and Warner Galacki. Sam Hodges visits Tren ton. Hon C C Crabbe of Dayton preaches at M B church. Lena Wittberg entertained by Mrs W Graser. Sumner Powers and wife host Miss Jennings. Rev Harry McMinn preaches at Cumminsville. James Reece from Hillsboro visits. Harry Roettinger and wife return from Detroit. M Scatterday trips to Charleston on the Greendale. Major Julius Penn and H L Nichols entertained by R A Davis and wife. A recital at the opera house charms audience with Margaret soprano Nellie Carter piano Audrey Williams reader. Mrs Chas Henneke of Newport visits. Paul Thoms entertains his mother Mrs W L Thomas of Augusta. Miss Margarite Dawson hosts Miss Lucille Chambers of Detroit. Frank Nichols of Maysville visits home. Advice for eczema relief ends list with Dean's Ointment.
Miss Claudia Campbell spent Sunday with friends in Hamilton and Middletown. Miss Winifred Conroy visited Will Whiteman and wife of Covington, Wesley McKinsey and wife of Williamsburg. Guests of Mrs. Ella Kincaid and Mrs. Sarah Miller joined J. M. Milner and family in Augusta. Walter Riley and family visited Mr. Stayton and wife in Felicity. Boott Beach and family visited Williamoeburg relatives. Mrs. Harry Bode and Mrs. Daisy Groger were in the city Thursday. Mrs. O. F. Davis spent Sunday with Tom Bans and wife in Mulberry. David Birickland and a little friend from Norwood visited his grandfather G. Girardy. Molen Kilng visited city friends the past week. A. P. Goodwin returned from Tennessee. Charles Haderos and wife spent Sunday with Robert FIdber and wife in Bent. A. Kennedy of Sardinia was transact.
Mrs. Miranda Crane plans wintering with her son Wiley while Mr Griffith and his children visit father Dr Mullen of Foster Ky. Mrs Sarah A Dunn marked her 82nd birthday Oct 20 at daughter Mrs W H Harris home with W H Dunn and others from Madisonville Arizona Columbus Nicholasville and more. Mozelle Metggar hosted relatives Sunday and Pearl Barnette along with children returned to Peoria Illinois after visiting kin.
Batavia resident Joseph Titus reports Doan's Kidney Pills as the best kidney remedy he has used. The advertisement warns kidney neglect leads to serious diseases like Bright's, dropsy, and diabetes and urges readers to seek treatment promptly. Sold by dealers for 50 cents. FosterMilburn Co. of Buffalo markets the pills.
George Talley and wife of Madisonville and Charles Creager and wife of city were guests of James Bunyan and family. Mrs. Mary Wise visits Southern Clermont. Mrs. Frank Wilmore visits Carrollton with her son Clarence. Many friends and relatives hosted in Batavia, Loveland, Williamsburg, and Butler county. News reports mention improving health and welcome a granddaughter. Reverend Milne of Williamsburg spent Monday at F W Walker’s and Wm Ireton’s.
Louis Boon of Norway Michigan says Foley's Honey and Tar cured his boy's severe cough and a neighbor's ill child cured after doctors had given up. Bonn's Pharmacy promotes the product as safe and certain.
Mrs. C. O. Knight visits Peebles relatives while Miss Helen Widmeyer marries John Maham in Hyde Park. Town residents attend the ceremony and several visitors are named. An anti saloon league meeting is planned at the M B church with Rev. G B Fisher as speaker. Florencie Doyle's remains arrive for interment and Veuta Club hosts Mrs. Elisabeth Stockton before winter travel. George Williams buys Main street brick building. neighborhood visits and local society notes conclude.
M E Groves of Batavia resigns from the grammar department due to ill health. Ruth Moreton travels to Richmond Indiana for the winter. Lewis P Johnston and family visit grandparents in Batavia. Local society notes include Mrs W M Fee and Marguerite Chapter members at Grand Chapter. Frank Jarman recovering from appendicitis at Christ hospital. Numerous visits and movements of residents around town and nearby communities. A bay horse found in a farm field is suspected stolen. owner not yet found. A.D. Hopkins family plans move to Oklahoma. An editorial style panel comments on Dr Kings New Discovery with testimonial claims and pricing.
Readers are urged to request a recent issue of the Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer praising its value in domestic and social improvement. The editor seeks critiques to tailor content for families, highlighting guidance on economy, childrearing, and moral instruction from Chas. T. Russell.
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