Combination Offers and Local Notices in Batavia Area
News fragments note subscription deals for Courier and Weekly and related papers, local travel to Latonia races, visitors from Norwood and Milford, school changes at Mt Washington, and several ads for tires and patent medicines. Mentions Miss Hulick commuting, Cecile McNeilen visiting relatives, and Labor Day observances by factory workers. Also records car schedule changes, encampment attendance, and upcoming county meetings.
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Cecile Hulick
Mt. Washington
Bethel Mill Promises Cash Prices on Farm Feed
Farmers receive F. O. B. Cincinnati quotes for shelled corn oats cracked corn corn meal middlings bran cottonseed meal linseed meal and cereals with cash terms on order and five cents per bag return credit. The note urges comparing prices to save money and promotes Bethel flour mill offering a forty pound flour per bushel of wheat and inviting buyers to visit the mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Bethel Roller Mills Expands Pool Room With Four Tables
James Dial enlarges Bethel Roller Mills pool area by removing a partition in the Bechtel blue room to fit four tables. Bethel Batavia council meets with no business, attendees plan to attend Chautauqua. Community notices recount family visits, Labor Day events, and local church announcements amid a string of social updates from Bethel and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dial
Batavia
Miss Edna Ogden to Oxford post
Miss Edna Ogden of Williamsburg is set to become a leading educator in the State after accepting a responsible position at Oxford. The piece notes social gatherings at Hyde Park, Milford, Owensville, and Locust Corner, and mentions several named residents visiting the State Fair. It references Burdock Blood Bitters with price and a local social mix of families.
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Edna Ogden
Williamsburg
Clermont
Fair
Oxford
Wm. Dennison
Clarence Young
Belle
Elizabeth Marsh
Wm. Galloway
Hyde Park
Magee
Adams
Mary
Milford
Mary Patterson
Ireland
Owensville
Hugh J. King
R. W. CO. Gregg
W. F. Roudebush
Batavia
Bennett Behymer
George and
Rosco
Locust Corner
Walter Miller
Felicity
Great Loss in Hogs in Ohio and Nationwide
A recent Department of Agriculture report states Ohio lost 294,700 hogs valued at 3,330,000 due to diseases, an 85 per 1,000 death rate. In 1918 losses were 292,800 at a rate of 86. Nationwide hog losses totaled 7,004,800 valued at 75,000,000 with a 119 per 1,000 death rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Department of Agriculture
Relief from Indigestion with Chamberlains Tablets
Mrs M J Gallagher of Geneva New York describes long lasting indigestion and constipation. After trying many remedies she used Chamberlains Tablets and reports immediate relief after two bottles allowing her to eat normally without discomfort. Sold by all dealers.
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M. J. Gallagher
Geneva
N. Y
Chamberlain
Game warden seeks out offenders harming wildlife
Clermont county authorities report William Eylers of Nicholsville arrested September 2 for killing a squirrel out of season. He appeared before Squire Bennington of Bethel, fined 25 dollars plus costs, jailed until payment, with sentence suspended for 80 days. The squirrel’s value was enough to buy a cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
William Eylers
Nicholsville
Squire Bennington
Bethel
Eylers
Advice on Spanish War enlistment and remedy sales
J H Houghland of Eldon Iowa recalls advising the boys who enlisted for the Spanish war to take Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and reports many thanks for the advice. He states no person should be without this remedy whether traveling or at home. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. H. Houghland
Eldon
Iowa
Baptists Meet As Association Plans New Richmond Meet
The Clermont County Baptist Association will hold its annual meeting at First Baptist church in New Richmond on September 11 and 12 with arrangements to entertain all attendees. An accompanying Nash Pharmacy advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and throat irritation, noting rapid relief and child-friendly formula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
New Richmond
Foley
Texas
Nash Pharmacy
Colored couple wed at Mt Lookout head of Main street
Roscoe Jones son of Frank Jones and Adeline Coombs a Batavia high school graduate married last week and will reside at the Mt Lookout head of Main street. They are popular young colored people with many friends goodwill. Also notice library entertainment at Amelia town hall Saturday night September 12 drama The Goose Hill School by Amelia youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Jones
Frank Jones
Adeline Coombs
Batavia High School
Mt. Lookout
Main Street
Amelia Town Hall
Goose Hill School
Amelia
Bank of England fights counterfeiting with secret production
Bank of England pursues secret methods in note production to thwart counterfeiters. Paper, watermark, ink, engraving, and printing are handled off the public eye with stringent precautions at mills. Despite several attempted robberies, only once in 186% were paper thieves successful, and forged notes soon circulated before being seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Being Neighborly in a Flat: A Neighborly Bill
After workmen cleared out the landlord showed each tenant a bill for supposed improvements. Reactions split among fear, apology, and defiance. A third-floor man later presented a slip for six shirts, socks, ties, a hat, and a suit. He dismissed it as an interchange of courtesies.
Thespian Happiness and George Cohan on Contentment
At Lambs Club George Cohan defines happiness as personal and varies by pursuit. The actor envisions true happiness as a warm winter afternoon by a fire with a Havana cigar and a admirer offering praise from a seated reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Lamb’s Club
George Cohan
George
What Impressed Him In New York
William spent two weeks in New York with his uncle who showed him places of interest. On return his mother asked what impressed him most. He recalled riding the elevated when a fat man on a second story porch danced with a chair on his head to amuse a baby in a swing.
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New York
William
Youngstown Telegram
Stone From Mud Builds Durable Adobe Like Concrete
The new material made from mud yields adobe like blocks with solidity near concrete. Sourced from ferruginous schist on the mountainside, it is screened, grizzed, and tamped into forms akin to concrete block production, promising brick level durability.
Engagement Rings and Blushing Vows Sparkling Dinner Question
In a domestic vignette Eleanor's cousin displays a new engagement ring as the giver is praised. During a dinner hosted for the couple Eleanor blurts out a playful question about proposals, wondering if the moment feels like a sneeze. The scene captures tender curiosity and social warmth.
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Eleanor
Mr. Blank
Po-Do-Lax Banishes Pimples Advertised Remedy
The ad claims Po-Do-Lax cures pimples by treating indigestion and liver issues. It asserts regular use clears the stomach, purifies blood, and improves complexion and nerves with a money back guarantee on a 00 bottle from all druggists.
Thin Chicago lawyer jokes about lap seating incident
In Chicago a frail lawyer becomes the subject of a quip after a burly rider sat on his lap in a street car. The lawyer rose with apologies and asked if the man thought he was painted on the seat, delivering a wry line that highlights his self-deprecating humor.
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Chicago
Looked for Another in Rhode Island Church Preaching Case
A young minister accepted a southern Rhode Island church invitation as candidate on the condition to supply two Sabbaths. During the week he penned a sermon on the text Art thou he that should come or do we look for another. They decided to look for another.
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Rhode Island
Prayer Meeting Recalls Brother's Return Across Oceans
At a city prayer meeting a brother, long absent abroad since his prior church appearance, rose to address the gathering with solemn words about the oceans that had separated them since they last met.
German U B Church Announces Regular Preaching Schedule
The German U B church will hold English preaching next Sunday evening with Y P O U at 6 46 p m. Sunday school and prayer services proceed as usual. After this Sunday regular preaching will occur every Sunday morning.
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Presbyterian Church
Zech
U. B
Necessity of Prayers for Mariners and Aviators
A Washington Star aphorism notes prayers are essential for those who travel by air in ships as for those who sail the sea, underscoring shared peril and need for divine protection across modes of travel.
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Washington Star
Lytle Reunion Held at Batavia Homestead
The Lytle reunion occurred Monday at the Lytle homestead above Batavia with 56 attendees. Mrs. Anna Maher has returned from Columbus where she held a position at the State fair.
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Lytle
Batavia
Anna Maher
Columbus
Olive Crane Vanosdol Crane, Bethel native obituary
Phoebe Olive Vanosdol Crane, daughter of Isaac and Martha Crouch, born near Bethel Ohio May 28 1864, married Cyus L Crane December 29 1875, lived on farms near Bethel, three generations of family, active in Bethel Woman's Club and temperance, died August 28 1914 aged 60 years 2 months 25 days, survived by two daughters Florence and Hassie, four grandchildren, two half sisters, cousins, and many friends. burial faith and Christian life noted with funeral prayers and scripture verses.
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Phoebe
Olive Vanosdol
Isaac
Martha Crouch
Vanosdol
Bethel
Ohio
Fiscus Farm
Cyus L. Crane
W. E. Leever
Olive Crane
Florence
Hassie
Vivian
Lester
Russell
Forrest Leever
Elihu Laycock
John Trout
Feesburg
Crane
Bethel Woman
Jesus
Kindness and Gratitude in Everyday Life
Excerpt from Mr Gladstone's Religious Life on how acts of kindness provoke gratitude and humility, noting that true humanity makes recipients aware of their unworthiness and the surprise at such generosity from others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howll
Mr. Gladstone
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Courier
Gazette
Enquirer
Cincinnati Post
Courier and
Cincinnati Times Star
K. Hoerner’s
Will McGrue
Wile
Norwood
Miss McNeilen
Mrs
Jennie Titus
Charles Sprinz
Chas. Seyler
Leontine Black
Cincinnati
Rapp & Schwab
West Batavia
Kyle Moyer
Latonia
W. O. Griffith
St. Louis
Catherine Jamieson
Oxford College
Frank Walt
Kemper-Thomas Co
R. B. Irwin
Highland Park
Dr. Thomas Electric
Lyda Sellers Brittain
Jasper
Alabama
Will Wolf
John Jones
Elma Townsley
Ashville
North Carolina
Dean
Julia Haney
Louis Buerkle
John Applegate
Gus Wilkie
Racine
Wisconsin
John Ginther
Wilbur Cousine
O.N.G
Ths Place
Georgetown
Board of Complaint
Budget Commission
Frank
Apple
Ashland
Kentucky
Onaaa
College Hill
Lockland
Wm. Brown
Peter Oberlin
Albert Craig
Blanchester
T. P. Breeding and Family
William Montgomery
H. ©. Aultman
Mr. M
Margaret Blythe
A. Glancy
John Thulman
Cleveland
John Hillen
Detroit
Russell Heywood
Bila Lane
Misses Bell
Monnday
B. B. Gatch
Werner
First National Bank
Atarae
National Capitol
Baptists
Gary
Ijyi
Library Entertainment
Smington
U. B. Church
Scott’s Drug Store
Foleys
Tolstoi
Count Tolstoi
Fletcher
Chichesta
National Monthly
Filson Young
Pall Mall Gazette
Queen’s Hall
Filson
Punch
Bell Telephone Co
Nash
Batavia, O
Manning
Royal
Batavia, Ohio
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