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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1915
Page
5
Mrs. Rachel Garner of Elm St Loveland Ohio testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured a family member's severe kidney trouble and she recommends the remedy. The ad promotes 50 cent pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and cites other local names and social notes.
A.R. Browns hosted Mrs. Rebecca Anderson of Eastwood Mrs. Maggie Compton of city and Mrs. Mary Conn of Middletown as Sunday guests. Mrs. Mollie Medary entertained the Woman's Club. Henry Jones and family visited Geo Cribbit's. Lucille Campbell and John Varney spent Sunday at home. Otho Pearre was in the city. Prof. Lee Parker returned to Trenton for school duties. Birch Manning Harve Demaris and families visited G McChesney's. Walter Bogart hosted N T Dailey and wife Sunday. Gilbert Lewis returned from Morrill Neb for a short stay. John Moyer and family visited the Zoo on Thursday. School begins Sept 13. Raymond McKibben works for L Parker at Bethel. G P Medary returned from Blanchester Saturday.
The advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as an emergency doctor that kills germs and poisons, neutralizes infection, and speeds healing by aiding blood flow. It urges constant availability and compares price points for the 1 size and smaller 2c.
Local households report weekend and Sunday visits among neighbors and relatives including Ben Dover and wife in Bantam with W C Varney and wife, the Thirey and Hancock families, and numerous others in Madisonville Norwood Maple Grove Camp Dennison Marathon Owensville Mason and surrounding towns. An old remedy advert promotes Burdock Bitters for blood digestion and liver health.
A compilation of visits and greetings across Amelia, Lima, Newport, Madisonville, Dayton, Winchester, Mt Washington, and other nearby towns. Residents attend gatherings, host guests, travel for conferences and family occasions, with several planned speeches and a notable death in Arizona. Also mentions Dr. J. V. Mott and a patent medicine advertisement for Dr King’s New Life Pills.
Delayed Pleasant Hill item mentions O B Moyer occupied Woodward farm growing Alberta peaches nine inches around. Visit from Grace Gatch of Milford. Kyle Moyer and family Batavia Jno McAfee and wife Afton Sunday guests of C B Moyer. Rev W B Hoggatt preached closing sermon for conference year. Howard White and wife entertained him. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by W V Harner of Montpelier. Obtainable everywhere.
Anna Chaney spent Wednesday with her sister at Russel station. Grace and Laura Bunyan entertained Miss Myrtle Leever of Miamiville. Hie Hutchinson spent last week with Norwood friends. Mrs Jos Lewis visited her son Hubert at New Holland. Mrs James Bamber hosted by Mrs Gauche. Prudy Genet spent Sunday with Mrs A N Genet at Marathon. Ed Kellis visited parents at Seaman. Lottie Smith visited Nannie Buchanan at Boston. Gertrude Hutchinson joined H B Griswold family for Sunday. Loyal Daughters plan church lawn ice cream and watermelon supper. Martha Hadley and Mrs Wm Bushelman with Mrs Nathan Chaille. A P Kellum family with Bethel friends. Chas Rosselot has a new auto. Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil advertised for various aches. 2%50 and 50.
Sunday visitors include Mr Carrel and wife of Amelia at M K Days Mrs Belle Behymer and daughter Nina at B F Moyers Mr Drake and family of Mt Holly at J J Warners T J Behymer and wife of Williamsville called Friday Wm McDonough and wife attended dedication at New Richmond A J Kilgore and family entertained relatives from Bethel and Bantam last week Mrs Belle Kirgan returned from Chicago Mesdames Dover and Scott of Bantam visited Mrs Alice Beck Thursday Mrs Elizabeth Day hosted the embroidery club on Friday Miss Rachel Perin hosted a party for classmates Thursday J Warren returned from Branch Hill Miss Cecelia Brand of Elklick visited Mrs Beasie Ferris Friday Miss Anna Doughty of Anti Bantam guest of Mrs Wm McDonough last week Miss Anta Perry spent Sunday with Mia Seino at Cedar vac Dar and hio enter a some
Advertises Dr Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey as a remedy for colds and throat complaints. Highlights pine and honey benefits for both adults and children and urges early use to prevent further issues. Priced at 25 cents.
Miss Anna Drake visits Georgetown friends and many locals host visitors from city and surrounding towns. Mrs Hattie Ludlow reads at Grange in Coney Island and Miss Hazel Dawson entertains Amelia Philatheas. others host or visit relatives, with school opening announcements and a testimonial praising Chamberlains Tablets for headaches and liver issues.
The Huggins family reunion took place Tuesday August 31 at Rob ert Huggins home near town. Several residents, including Miss Ruth Beck visiting from Washington and Miss Janie Ellsberry returning from Denver, were mentioned among a parade of relatives and friends. Local weddings, trips to Columbus and Indianapolis, and social visits to Milford Batavia Cincinnati and Georgetown populated the week, with notices of the Jones Stenner wedding and other gatherings.
An article promotes Dr King s New Discovery as a trusted cough remedy for colds and notes recent social visits and local events. Readers are informed of a 50c and 1 remedy, with community happenings from Cedars to Lebanon and nearby towns. Local testimonials mention kidney pills and pharmacy ads.
Social happenings fill the week with visitors and showers as residents attend church events, school opening details, and family visits. Notable items include a miscellaneous shower for Miss Lillian Jones, a 22 guest gathering, and plans for the new school term under Superintendent R. A. Franz.
Mrs. Chas. Peck of Gates New York reports she used two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets a year ago and they cured her biliousness and constipation. Obtainable everywhere.
Nell Mitchell attends Hamilton County Teachers Institute. Mrs. Freschard returns from a Panama-Pacific trip. Mrs. Farrett hosts her mother Mrs. Arnold. Mayor Fomorin entertains Mrs. Ella Turner and Mrs. Anna Dorebecker for dinner. Wm. Snider and Mayme Ulrey attend O. C. T. I. in New Richmond. Dr. and Mrs. Haas visit. Mrs. Harmon Quitter from Cincinnati greets at O. Vaught's.
Boards of health in many cities consider barring children with colds from school to curb contagion. Foley's Honey and Tar is suggested as a remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. Nash Pharmacy promotes the product for before school use.
Local residents report visits among families including Pearl Coleman in Marathon hosting Mrs Kelley of Fayetteville and Clyde Kennedy of Bethel. Weekend social and fair attendance feature with Blanchester and Wilmington connections, plus travel to Hillsboro and New Richmond events. An advertisement promotes Dean's Regulete laxatives at 260 at all stores.
The 77 year old Geo W Clough of Prentiss Mississippi reports kidney trouble for years and credits Foley Kidney Pills with relief after trying many remedies. He urges others not to neglect kidney symptoms and notes Nash Pharmacy as source.
Frank Irwin and family were entertained Sunday along with Mrs. Charles Chaney and daughter Katie, Orville Chaney and family, and Miss Elizabeth Johnson. Adam Morse and wife from Edenton visited N. B. Wallace and wife. Herbert Rowan bought a new Ford. Locals attended Blan Chester fair Thursday. Ladies' Aid Society to meet at Mrs. Isa Johnson's home on Thursday September 9. A surprise party honored Chas Hutchinson and wife Saturday evening. J. 8. Hutchinson suffered a pleurisy attack last week. O. J. Harlow and family visited Mrs. Jessie Myers. Cameron and Al Steward and wives were at Bloom Rose. Henry Hobson and family hosted Sunday with Walter Shuff and family from Collinsville, and Charles, Will, Frank Hobson and families, plus James Hobson and wife. W. H. Jones and daughter visited his mother Mrs. Sarah Jones at Burdsall Chapel.
Mrs T N Witherall of Gowanda New York writes she suffered summer complaint severe pain and sickness before taking Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She reports immediate relief after a dose and endorses its availability everywhere.
R R Wentworth of the St James News reports a severe cold settled in his lungs and feared pneumonia. He credits Foley's Honey and Tar with immediate relief and endorses the cough and lung medicine. Thousands with hay fever and asthma praise the soothing remedy at Nash Pharmacy.
Mrs Ethel Jones and children visit friends at College Hill. Mrs Mildred Dufan of Newtonsville visits her father Dr Rutledge. Miss Eva Dewey of Norwood visits Miss Crystal Cramer. Miss Opal Cast hosts sister Mabel Cincinnati and friends Don Gatch Cincinnati and Cary Miller Felicity. School institute news and sympathy for Roll Layman family after youngest son Leroy killed in threshing accident. Local ball game Newtonville edenton 8 to 5.
E G Hudson of Chamblee Georgia declares Foley Cathartic Tablets the best on earth for thorough bowel cleansing with no discomfort or bad effects. He says they relieve indigestion and constipation rapidly and invigorate the liver, leaving you light and energetic. The Pharmacy.
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