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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1909
Page
5
Ayer's Sarsaparilla praised as the only alcohol free tonic and alterative with bold claims of strengthening the system. The ad warns of constipations with toxic blood and promotes Ayer's Pills to aid bowel action, urging readers to consult doctors.
Epictetus advises just dealings with others while medical notices warn against mercury in nose drops. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo emphasizes internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Local items report visitors, fair attendance, and social gatherings.
An old advertisement promotes Dr King s New Discovery for asthma and lung ailments. Alex Benton of Fort Edward New York climbs Bald Mountain to a neighbor s home seeking cure. The medicine is claimed to relieve coughs colds croup hemorrhages sore lungs hay fever and whooping cough with trial bottles offered.
Mrs Ruffer and daughter return from Buffalo visit. Mrs Honaker and daughter home from Georgetown Kentucky. Milton Sapp of Baldwin visited. W H Ireton attends State fair. J C Caldwell and wives host Hugene Hughes and C W Caldwell. Jont Work recovering. Harlow residence struck by lightning with no injuries. Edgar Bayless of Robinsonville Del reports relief from cough after Foley's Honey and Tar at Bunn's Pharmacy.
After a long illness Mrs Maud Mc Mahan died Sunday evening leaving a husband four children and many relatives mourning her loss. Mrs Lena Brunk visited her sister Mrs Emma Keethler at Norwood over the weekend. Arthur Ferree returned from a visit in South Dakota. Andrew Lobrer and wife hosted relatives from Norwood and Red Lion while three children of Mrs McMahan visited at J I McMahan's. Mrs S Duchemin has been at the beds.
The snippet lists illnesses in families including typhoid fever and hay fever, visits from relatives, and church notices. It ends with an advertisement praising Electric Bitters as a health booster for stomach and liver function, claiming vitality and mental sharpness. It mentions local names and households and a sermon by Rev. Gade.
Dayton resident W. W. Peterson visits Mrs. Stouder. Miss Maud Williams hosts the Swartz sisters. David Brunk and family move to Minneapolis to take up blacksmithing. Miss Mollie Clark suffers typhoid fever. Edward Carr Sr. promotes the Tri-State Dairymen's Association across Blanchester Martinsville and Harveysburg. Foley's Honey and Tar advertised for coughs at Bunn's Pharmacy.
Ex police chief Al Boyd of Newport dies suddenly at home. Plant activity continues as plaster, cigar, and canning operations expand while an ice demand remains unmet. Boston trip reports a wire break, milk strike persists, and Bucklen’s salve touted for family injuries.
Miss Jennie Buchanan of Augusta visited friends last week. Mrs. W. G. Pattison returned from a visit with her daughter Mrs. R. L. Johnston of Walnut Hills. Frank Jarman, recently ill, shows improvement. Miss Ruth Moreton came back from Richmond Indiana. A D Hopkins was in Augusta last week. Harry Suter and wife host a newborn daughter. Frank Fanning of Middletown stays at the Pattison home. Mrs. O C Larkin of Mr. Pisgah and Mrs. Sam Laugh of Hamilton were guests of sister Mrs. Anna Airey. Miss Kate Forsythe visits Miss Leona Heizer of Williamsburg. Clarence Wood and Miss Margaret Smithey visited Sunday. M. B. Groves of Batavia was here Sunday. Misses Norma Devol and Josie Swope were guests Sunday. John Garrett of Columbus was here last week. M W Mahan visited Sunday with Charles McMath. Joase McClair and wife and Fee Naylor of Newport were guests of the Jarman family Sunday. Ray Purchiser spent Tuesday in New Richmond. Mrs. Daisy Smith visits her mother Mrs. Jonnie Wenzel. John Keller has a new automobile. J F Sheeby and wife with daughters reside here.
An advertises a guaranteed 90 day treatment labeled as a dependable family remedy for stomach liver kidney and bowel disturbances. It claims wide demand in homes and offers free trial by mail from Houser Remedy Co. Hamlet, Ohio, with no payment required if the trial fails.
A. D. Hopkins plans a September 8 departure for Oklahoma to assess living conditions. Mrs. Anna Rupright and Mrs. Lina Howard visit the city, while Mrs. M. O. Shriver and Mrs. A. F. Kayser host city friends. J. W. Miller returns from Michigan as Frank Sargent and Kentucky relatives visit Clark. Rev. Radley attends M B conference. Will Hartshorn visits his parents. Ed Ernst purchases Peter Glaser residence.
An 1890s style advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney troubles in Batavia Ohio. Mrs. Knight of Main Street endorses the remedy, crediting it with relief after failures of other treatments. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is named as sole US agents and the slogan Remember the name Doan's.
The report lists visitors from South Lebanon to Boston fairs, a Nebraska trip planned by Thomas VanCamp and spouse, and social visits among residents. It notes the death of Mrs. Goodpastor, burial at Plainview, a running canning factory, Ada Roudebush heading to Denison University, the marriage of Blaine Snell and Bessie Schooley, a Blanchester victory over Terrace Park, and a outing to Fort Ancient by local youths.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a stomach liver and kidney cure. It promises relief from sour stomach constipation indigestion biliousness jaundice sick headaches malaria and other ailments. Sold by all druggists. Only 0%
Miss Billie Colvin visits Felicity as guest of Miss Margaret McMurphy. Anna Rhodes of Springfield stays two weeks with her parents Chas Rhodes and wife. Edna and George Frasier attend the State fair in Columbus with Stanley Frasier. Bert Ochiltree returns home to Connersville Indiana after a visit with grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Stockton. Mrs Rosa Lanham hosts Mr and Mrs Frank South and daughter of Lebanon and T C Williams and wife. Miss Edna Davidson marries Roy Fuhr at her home officiated by Rev H H Compton. Newlyweds enjoy a northern Michigan wedding trip. Mrs Sallie Drishouse and daughter visit Dr and Elizabeth Weaver. Alfred White and wife with friends visit M B Griggs and wife. Walter Redrow and family from Washington DC visit his parents Dr Isaac Redrow. Jobo Pease of Amelia visits relatives. Mrs Warren Carter and son spend time locally.
Carlisle Center New York resident G B Burhans reports four years after using Foley's Kidney Remedy his kidney trouble has not returned and he is evidently cured. The advertisement urges others to try Foley's Kidney Remedy for similar relief.
A Richmond visit from Mrs. Albertine Dackwall and daughter. Rev. H. H. Compton attends MBE conference at Greenfield. public school opens September 6 with Bristow's Mr. Beil filling Prof. Martin’s vacancy. Social visits include Oscar Kain's Maineville relatives, Howard Felter from Milford, Dr. J. P. Allen’s father, and many Bethel residents. Labor Day games feature Williams burg vs Enterprise of Cincinnati with two contests. Health ad promotes Foley’s Laxative for digestion.
Mrs. Jacob Kinneman hosted Amelia M E aid society for an all day basket meeting. The ladies circle will meet at Mrs. Charles Kincaid's home on September 2 for an all day session and quarterly dinner. Modern Woodmen held an annual fish fry in Walter Dolens woods drawing a large crowd. Beatrice Furlong won first prize at the baby show at Coney Island. Various residents, trips, visits, and home improvements are noted along with a Foley kidney remedy advertisement at Bunn's Pharmacy.
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