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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1916
Page
5
New Richmon d Ohio woman Mrs Louisa Burkhardt confirms after two years that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved five years of backache and kidney trouble. She praises quick restoration of health and strength and reiterates endorsement. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY publishers.
James Haskell and family shared dinner with guests from Afton and Williamsburg. Delmar Jester hosted relatives Helen Connor of Williamsburg. local figures include Lucille Haskell and Ben McKibben households. Ohio Farmers Insurance agent L. L. Johnson conducted business in Bata via, as noted. Catarrhal Deafness ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money back offer. cure advertised by F J Cheney Co of Toledo.
Bethel area notices list numerous visitors and weekend guests across Milford, Berry, Connersville, and Columbus while Mrs. Amanda Test is buried in the new cemetery after a Camden transfer. Also promoted is Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic pain.
School opener Monday and numerous visits and gatherings around town. Edward Brown, Chas Walker attend the State fair. families host relatives, club activities include the Gleaner's club and Helping circle. reunions for Hawkins and Huggins. trips to Windsor Illinois and Michigan. multiple dinners and Sunday visits.
A vintage advert extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for every family. It claims rapid relief for sudden colic and diarrhoea and urges prompt treatment before a physician arrives, noting the product's wide availability.
A string of social visits and family connections is noted across Amelia Linwood Milford and nearby towns. The Behymer and Eppert families share weekend gatherings and Sunday visits with relatives. Pearl Ayer departs for Portsmouth to teach, and local residents attend multiple host or guest functions. The page also includes an advertisement for Burdock Blood Bitters claiming to aid digestion and health.
A vintage ad warns that a cold worsens if neglected and stresses that Dr. King's New Discovery has soothed coughs and relieved congestion for 47 years. It claims effectiveness for all ages and offers a 50 cent bottle at druggists.
A string of visits and motor trips fills the week with guests and calls. Laura Thompson and Alice Bradley stay with Dr. B A Bradley. Will Houser and Fred Warren with families travel to Chile. many attendees visit races and call on friends in Bantam, Anti Bantam, Hyde Park, San Francisco and Batavia. Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised for clear skin and morning bowels.
A long list of visitors and guests from Cincinnati Denver Hamilton and Boston were noted with multiple households hosting relatives and friends including Mrs Kate Rice and family, Mr and Mrs Clifford Woods, and Mr and Mrs Cash Hughes. A baby was born to Mr and Mrs Clay Dennison and a promotional health ad urges Chamberlains Tablets for bowel and liver health.
Mrs. Margaret Morrison and W J Carson visit relatives in Peebles and Oxford while Hilda Musgrove and Dale Ogden plan to attend Williamsburg high school. The column records funerals, travels, and visits across several towns and ends with an advertisement for Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey noting its use for colds and suitability for children.
Local residents attend Moscow's centennial celebration with James Rose W R Ireton and others. Family visits and moves are listed, including teachers, cooks, and tradespeople across Dayton Bethel and Crosstown. The piece ends with a tip praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted cold treatment.
Rev and Mrs Wright attend a Lima conference while James Hobson and wife host Sunday guests. The list of visitors includes Elmer and Hazel Hutchinson, Goldie Hutchinson, Miss Blanche Smith, Dr Fomorin and others visiting local families. Several residents travel to see relatives in Edenton Norwood Cleveland Toledo and Martinsville.
A note of gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of my beloved wife G Be McCullough.
T F Hutchinson of Little Rock Arkansas says ten years of kidney trouble left him worried and hopeless until after using five boxes of Foley Kidney pills he is now well. The remedy claims to drive out aches pains rheumatism and all kidney trouble symptoms and Nash Pharmacy promotes it.
The column lists residents and visitors in New Richmond and nearby towns including Mrs. Weaver and Harriet of New Richmond, Mrs. Mattox of Tusculum, Miss Flora of Cincinnati, and others. It notes the death of high school teacher Alfreda Cline after a train collision near Sharonville, with relatives mentioned, plus extended visits by Miss Dorothea Thomas and Fritz Thomas.
A Nash pharmacy promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable treatment for coughs colds bronchitis hay fever and asthma. It stops racking coughs heals raw inflamed membranes loosens phlegm and eases wheezy breathing.
Mrs. George Tipps of Clifton visited friends here. Clifton guests included Mrs. E. R. Stairs and Ki. V. Nave and wife of Hyde Park. Pasadena caller Mrs. George Freytag visited recently. Attendees journeyed to Sharonville races. Woman’s Club gathered at Mrs. P. M. Affutt’s. Adda Surran of Covington stayed with Miss Rhoda White. Bowman Woodruff hosted Lowell Bennett and his family from Crescentville. Mrs. Lieber Eppert and daughter Lenore from Madisonville joined Earl Woodruff and Miss Powers of Cincinnati. O. B. Amann unveiled a new millinery stock. Rev. J. F. Laird left for Lima conference.
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