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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1920
Page
5
An advertisement claims Chamberlains Tablets cure indigestion biliousness and chronic constipation. It describes women suffering sallow skin and low spirits prior to use and asserts they become cheerful and enjoy meals after using the tablets which cost a quarter.
Mrs Chas Wolf of Hyde Park visits Mrs Eppert last Wednesday. A H Henk of Lindale moves into Chas Houser cottage. A family from Fea Pa and Hoffman family stay with Hoffman and wife. Bradley and Violet with a city party attend Anton Mauch’s home Sunday. Mrs J J Warner visits relatives in Russellville last week. Leona Judd of Fongstville visits J N Judd and wife. A camping party on a trip near Ill tamebare over the weekend. Lungmus family hosted Mr and Mrs for Sunday in Kentucky. John Johnson of Ohio Farmers Insurance transacted business here last week. 417162
An 19th century style advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal treatment for catarrh and related ailments. It claims the medicine acts through the blood on mucous surfaces and combines tonics with blood unifiers. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and a free sent offer from YY & CO Toledo Ohio.
Mt Holly hosts visitors from Jno Moerlein and families incl Karl Moerlein and Frank Hill. Mrs Stickeel of Norwood and daughter join sister Mrs Topie. Many المدينة attend Clermont Day. references to Drake visit and indigestion note praising Chamberlain's Tablets. Several residents, including Mrs Porter and Mr Woodmansee, relocate or visit relatives. O T Poe and Berlin connections cited. Rocky Ford sees community moves and hospital news. Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy recommended in Michigan health notes.
Mrs Carrie Burgess and daughter meet her parents James Carpenter and wife. Frank Wissel of Norwood visited F McUosaughey and family. Mrs George Balzhier with her infant at McQuire's in Glen ate. Miss Marie Craver given a miscellaneous shower by Ethel Howell and Lillie Oldham of Batavia. School to begin September 13 with Miss Mary Marsh of Owensville in charge. Henry Busch and Minnie Meyers with C Hartmet’s family visit Burt Rohrer and Seti and Harry Peck families over Labor Day.
A garbled ad copy from Guion Drug Store promotes Hen's Remedy and claims strong customer satisfaction as the best advertisement for merchants. The text asserts reliable sales history and universal satisfaction with the product and service.
Mrs. Lillie Bogers travels with friends to Kentuck while Robert Flora and family visit Mrs. Margaret Flora and daughter in Ohio. Numerous relatives and guests from Cincinnati Norwood Batavia and Bellevue appear visiting, with several weddings and church remarks. Schools open Tuesday. outdoor exercise praised for health.
A jumble of names and short visits highlights residents of Cleveland Newport Norwood and surrounding towns as they visit relatives in hospitals homes and on weekends. The notices read like a social column with many unclear spellings and missing details.
The piece argues for Hon. E. M. Fullington as a capable, experienced Republican candidate for a second term as auditor of state. It cites his birth on a Union county farm, early leadership in county auditing reforms, service as deputy auditor, prior term as state auditor, and Spanish American War commendation, emphasizing his knowledge of Ohio laws and administrative problems.
Local residents attend visits and reunions across Clermont County and Cincinnati. Families like Foster, Swope, Hutton, Currey, and Dillman are noted with trips to St Louis Vandalia and Zoo visits. An Opera House program lists Sept 9 and 11 events featuring William Duncan Antonio Moreno and vaudeville acts.
The Ohio State Journal praised Hon. M. Fullington upon retiring from his first term as state auditor in January 1913 for discretion, courage, and faithful official conduct. Since then he has served as budget commissioner and tax commission member, with broad experience in Ohio’s fiscal affairs ahead of his second term electoral considerations.
Local notices record upcoming preaching at the Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon. The column lists numerous visitors and callers from Hamersville Covington Ripley Batavia Bethel Norwood and other nearby towns visiting residents here including the Hooks and Stickel families. Relations and social visits among residents are noted with several weddings serenades and social calls mentioned.
A practical tip advises rubbing chalk on the eraser edge to stop smearing when removing letters. This simple technique speeds up erasures and yields cleaner results.
In Switzerland clocks without hands or faces become common. A hall timepiece speaks the hour when a button is pressed using phonographic arrangements and calls out phrases such as Half-past five or Five minutes to nine.
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