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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1903
Page
5
The ad targets aging readers claiming gray hair can regain dark youth color within weeks. It promotes a one dollar bottle from J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass and offers express shipping if local druggists lack stock.
Funeral for Charles Simmons at M E church last Wednesday with interment at Mt Moriah. James Philipps, once of Summerside now Madisonville, dies Thursday with M E church Newtown services and Newtown interment Sunday. Local social visits and family gatherings noted amid brief health ad copy for Hall's Catarrh Cure with price and doctor endorsements.
Reports show significant local activity with buildings relocated for the Swing line road project. Siddons and Rounds of Eastwood Brown county handle the work. Community members, including Mrs. John Joseph of Marathon, passed away recently and were buried at Hartman cemetery.
A Chicago man extols kindness over real estate deeds and praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds, urging cheer and support as the safer path. The testimonial claims the medicine cures colds and prevents pneumonia, noting it is sold by all druggists.
Dr. Rutledge of Edenton was a business caller last Saturday. Miss Chella Smysor of Belfast visited last week with Misses Izetta and Maggie Smysor. Mrs. J. R. McClelland of Covington Ky visits her parents. Elia Tufts of Allegheny Pa hosts Rev. and Mrs. G. M. Fulton. W F Porter of Mr. Repose transacted business here. Dr J H Andrews moved to a new Main Street home, J H Farcon bought the former Andrews house for 400 dollars. Mr and Mrs Walter Hogan are new town residents. John Gordon and Earl Burne have resumed.
A compilation of community greetings and moves including residents visiting relatives in Washington and Goshen, new residents at Walnut Hills, marriages to be at Covington and future homes at King’s Mills, and a porch of bi monthly township exams. Also a testimonial for Electric Bitters as a remedy for liver and kidney issues with local pharmacy endorsements.
Mrs A Perin hosted Mrs Dr Woodward and daughter Miss Mae of Perin town and Mrs Charles Woodward and son from South Milford. J J Turner of Monterey visited E Forbes and family. James Phillips, longtime resident of the village, died at Madisonville aged 95. Funeral at Newtown M E church with interment there. Mrs Ora Launty wed Mr Purcell of California at Georgetown on October 18.
LeQuinn of Cavendish Vermont suffered chronic constipation until Dr King’s New Life Pills were used after an invasion of illness. The pills restored health and were advertised as a guaranteed cure for 25 cents at Nash’s Pharmacy Batavia and J R Hicks Amelia.
Mrs John Joseph dies at her home last Friday at age sixty six. Funeral Sunday conducted by Rev J A Winkler with burial at Hartmann cemetery. Relatives and neighbors listed include Day and Grace, Clarence Moore of Clarksville, E J Hutchinson, Maggie Anderson, Mrs Manning of Hamersville, Eila Norris of Cincinnati, Lydia Arandall, Frank Johnson of Fayetteville, Allen Pricket and family, John Pricket and wife, and Cincinnati and Columbus Traction Co. personnel.
The Holley brothers of Long Branch Missouri report their younger brother recovered after taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They claim he gained forty pounds in thirty days and now is fully well. They note strong local sales of the tablets and that the remedy is available from all druggists.
Social items record visits and house calls across Owensville and nearby towns. Mrs. Mary Page becomes assistant matron at the county infirmary while families such as Roudebush, Bartley, and Corbin are mentioned in weekend visits and travels. A birth is noted for Mr and Mrs Frank Light with details unclear.
In Sabra Montana on October 19 a large number of men reported relief from back pains after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. Mr Gottlieb Mill led the praise noting his own kidney and back troubles improved within days and he plans to keep the remedy at home. Also mentioned are local social notes and a reminder that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prevents pneumonia and is safe to take, with druggists selling it.
A small classified style notice from Amelia Ohio markets money services. Lew Hopkins offers to buy or loan money, buy life insurance or sell farm services. Readers are urged to write or call for details.
Mrs Eva Higgins of Lorado spent last Tuesday with Mrs Millie Lyon. Mrs Mary Dugal traveled to Blanchester for the funeral of her sister Mrs Maria Jordan. A J Allen of Batavia visited while his mother’s house was repaired. Mrs Lib Grimes and Fred Peacock of South Lebanon stayed with friends in the area. C L Cast and Opal, Mrs Rachel Pierce and daughters Michie and Micnie visited Joe Hill family. Miss Ella Brunk stayed with Mrs Kelsay at Madisonville. James Burnett and wife of Blanchester visited Sherman Pierce. Anthony Pierce of Lebanon visited his sister Mrs Mollie Murphy of Modest and Maud Howard of Milford. Mrs Millie Lyon visited Dollie Hahn at Modest on Thursday.
A newspaper advertisement urges readers to ask for Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds. It claims rapid throat and lung relief and notes it is sold by John Bann, M. D.
Samuel L. Garrett aged eighty three dies after a week of illness in Moscow. Funeral at 2 p.m. Friday with Rev. McMinn. interment at Neville. Widow and large family mourn. Local notices include church meetings, visitors, moves, health, and community updates from Dewitt's Early Risers column.
Louis Kitchen quits butter trade for other profits. George Shaffer’s buggy overturns on Gobel hill injuring him and his horse with a dangerous groin wound. Bridge work on Back Run advances at the Traction Company’s expense. Mrs Edna Steelman visits Hamilton. Suburban road ballasts between Amelia and Bethel. Bantam fair grounds host 70 colored residents. J H Hardiman sells chattels and plans to move. George Shaffer returns from Lebanon road work. A W Huling moves to Hamlet. post office led by Wm Meeker. Well-drilling machine at Danby siding. delay from railroad dispute. George Vail moves near Ante Bantam. Charley Clapback felon case, arm risk. Mrs Albert Channel and Mrs W McGill visit 8 N Channel’s. Rev L A Washburn conducts revival at Old Bethel. District Grange meeting at Lindale Oct 1 with papers by Rose Day and Ilda Schubert and discussions on milk, butter making, home happiness, and economy.
W. W. Baker of Plainview Nebraska reports his wife suffered lung trouble for fifteen years and spent over $1,000 with no relief. A friend recommended Foley's Honey and Tar and he says it saved her life improving her health after ten years. Sold by John Bunn MD.
Miss Lucy Houghton and Amy Scott were guests of Cincinnati relatives. Mrs. M. Bradley visits son Dr. N. E. Bradley in Greenfield Indiana. Mrs. O F Molen returns from Lima after attending a Grand Lodge meeting. Many high school pupils hosted by Miss Jessie Smith. Prof A T Marsh at Southwestern Teachers Association in Hamilton. Mrs. M Rose visits relatives in Washington DC. Mrs. Lizzle Hill visits sister Mrs. George Printy. Dr Abernethy quotes life danger when affected. Foley's Kidney Cure advertised by John Bunn MD.
William Miller and family of Bethel visited Mrs. M's brother B F Mall. Dora Sadler and family moved to Batavia. Mr. Sadler has a new job. Mrs. Lib Fomorin hosted her cousin Miss Martin of Edenton. Miss Marie Johnson of Springfield was hosted by her aunt. Mrs. Addie Drees of Porto Rico stayed with Miss Julia Nigh. Barney Busman of Cumminaville mingled with friends. Protracted meeting ongoing at M E church. Julia Boggs hosted her brother. Mrs Hutson of Bethel visited Mrs A G Newton. J B Rapp and wife visited relatives in Madison IN. Lizzie Favret spent Monday in Cincinnati buying millinery. Lulu Elmer of Covington visited her mother.
The article affirme health decline in women from womanly diseases and praises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for restoring health, with a testimonial from Mrs. Anna Quinn. It claims cures for irregularities, inflammation, ulcers, and general weakness, plus Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for digestive support.
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