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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
5
A warning notice describes pneumonia symptoms such as chills chest pain and difficulty breathing and urges contacting a doctor. It recommends Ayer's Cherry Pectoral if a doctor cannot come and notes to follow the doctor's instructions later. It also promotes Ayer's Pills to keep bowels in good condition and induce a gentle laxative effect.
Mr and Mrs Mooney and their young daughter and Miss Maud Smith of Cincinnati spent Sunday and Monday with KH T Stoddard and wife. Nell Hunt hosted Hartwell friends. Miss Frances Burlew returned from Hyde Park visit. Maud Avey travels to Cincinnati for Exposition. Leola Burlew attended M E conference at Walnut Hills. Mrs Frank Malott entertained friends in honor of her sister Miss Carrie Schlemmer. Letta Hardin of Walnut Hills visited Mrs S W Sprague. Also warning against mercury in catarrh remedies and promotion of Halls Catarrh Cure and Halls Family Pills from Toledo Ohio with testimonials.
A crowded list of visits and movements from Cincinnati and surrounding towns includes Maud Valentine in Cincinnati, Annie Dolen visiting Lela Green, Irene Lindsey starting school at Amelia, several going to Amelia High School, Miss Nelson and Minnie Dugan visiting Lockland relatives, and Roy Lowe traveling from Zanesville. Also noted are visits by Mr. and Mrs. Theo Brumagen to New Richmond, Mrs. Coombs hosting visitors from New York and Tennessee, Porter Temple returning to Springfield Missouri, and Dr. Mott and wife stopping by. The excerpt ends with an extended product pitch for Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung ailments, including guarantees and trial bottle offer.
Mrs. Rachel Frye and sister stay with Mrs. Dunham in Blanchester. Cast family visitants from Wichita and Cincinnati. Milford visitors with T. F. Lyon. Mrs. Martha Jordan returns from Washington trip. Clarks ville and New Vienna guests with the Casts. Norwood and M. Brunk visits. Mrs. Ella Fox and Mellie Brunk at Methodist Conference in Cincinnati. Prof. Ferree and wife guests of Jennie Little in Washington D. H. Foley’s Honey and Tar praised for a sick child. Cincinnati Good Time Club honors Mrs. Harry Johnson. Mim Levy noted. Electric Bitters extolled as health tonic with Mrs. J. Bi Van de Sande citing strength during strain. 50¢ at druggists.
Batavia township trustees met last Saturday and reviewed and approved a number of bills presented for payment.
"All thought I'd lose my leg," writes J. A. Swensen of Watertown Wisconsin. Ten years of eczema and 15 doctorsCould not cure. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it, sound and well. Infallible for skin eruptions eczema salt rheum boils fever sores burns scalds cuts piles. 25c at all.
E H Thirey attended a ball game at League Park Saturday. Miss May Quitter and Mary Williams of Cincinnati visit Valentine Yeager and wife. John Myers and wife of Norwood were Sunday guests of Dr and Mrs Rutledge. Mrs Frank Hartsock of Waynesville entertained by Mrs Francis Fomorin and daughters. Nellie Mitchell attended the Hamilton County Teachers Institute. Mrs Isaac Friend of Perintown returned home after visiting her parents. Marie Dore spent Thursday in Cincinnati. Lizzie Favret returned home after millinery opening in Cincinnati. L F Forseille made a business trip to Cincinnati Thursday. Misses Emily Luella Fomorin and Mrs Frank Hartsock entertained by Mrs B C Turner of Perintown. Frank Hitch and wife were guests of relatives in Cincinnati.
A Batavia Ohio testimonial endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills for backache and kidney symptoms. C G Wasner of Plumb Avenue praises the remedy as the best for kidney complaints and promises others will be surprised by the results. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is the U S agent in Buffalo New York.
Cincinnati visitors include Jesse McCollum and family staying with Daniel Barron and Albert Maham. Shur mard reunion hosts Mrs Elmer Pringle in Milford. Local social notes mention Earl Roudebush managing a canning factory, injuries to Owen Riding, school openings under Orville Shannon and Lucy Jordan, and various family visits across Avondale Mt. Auburn Blanchester and Williams burg. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised for health.
Williamsburg society notes list visiting relatives from Chicago Crawfordsville Indiana and Richmond California as well as passes of guests at birthdays and church events. Also mentions Miss Edith Foster new teaching post at New Bremen and Foley Kidney Pills advertisement noting kidney and bladder health benefits.
Miss Laura Jordan and Mrs Chris Hollen ger with daughters from Cincinnati visited Mrs Jessie M Spence. Many locals hosted cousins friends and relatives from Bethel Glendale Batavia Norwood Lanesville Epworth Heights and Chattanooga. Several families move settle in Lanesville and Bantam as schools reopen and expositions draw attendees.
An advertisement claims indomitable will and tremendous energy come from Dr King’s New Life Pills, described as matchless regulators for a keen brain and strong body, priced 25 cents at all druggists.
Dawson schedules a public sale at his farm for stock, feed and implements on Saturday. School starts Tuesday with several teachers assigned to Withameville Elk Lies Moores Forest Hill and Amelia. Miss Hazel Alrey and Miss Fannie Beckett will teach locally with over 40 pupils. Mrs Emma Schaffer travels to Cincinnati for a family illness as aid society dinner plans proceed.
An old advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney and bladder distress. It claims the pills ease ailments promptly and bring relief to elderly people, with sales through all druggists.
A Thursday social hosted twenty five members, with a dinner and gifts for Mrs Dawson who has served two years as treasurer and missed only four meetings in four years. Ella Chapman succeeds her. Other notes mention travel, visits, and local gatherings including strawberry shortcake feasts and an automobile purchase by Herbert Thomas of Amelia Independent.
Ed Hewitt and wife hosted guests from Illinois, and many locals welcomed visitors from Indiana Ohio and Michigan. A letter from Lincoln Illinois praises Foley's Kidney Pills restoring health after kidney and backache problems. The M E church held a reception for Dr Snell and family before they moved to Florida.
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