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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1915
Page
5
Batavia readers praise Dean's Kidney Pills as a dependable kidney remedy. Ida Maham of Batavia reports relief from chronic back pain and kidney trouble after using the product, with four boxes restoring normal kidney function and eliminating back pain. Distributed by Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
Farmers cut corn as community members update on illnesses travels and teaching. Sunday gatherings include farewell sermon by Rev Patten before moving to Camden. Local families, auto updates, school appointment J Taylor Codling leads Amelia schools. Foley Kidney Pills praised by Neb. writer via Nash Pharmacy.
Delayed Misses Daby of Price Hill visit Mrs fima Muchmore and daughter. Norbert Wellage of Norwood spends Saturday with Ken Yeager. Francis Fomorin visits B Maxwell and wife in Monterey. W C O T A members attend meeting at Laura Rapp’s Monterey home. Mrs S H Thirey visits mother-in-law Lucinda Vhciery in Monterey. Fomorin children and Davis sisters from Ky attend Williamsburg qun. Favret travels to Dayton to enter St Mary’s college. Irene Kirley returns home.
A brief column notes Jas Leming and wife spent weeks with grandparents in town, Earl Fetter returned from a short visit with relatives in Cincinnati, and John Loher and family of Linwood were guests here Sunday.
Social notes list Delbert Bruce and others visiting family in Ludlow and Mt. Washington, with Embroidery Club hosting, Bethel and Baptist events, a Serpent Mound trip, and various city guests. A medical ad promotes Sloan's Liniment for infection and pain with pricing details.
Local residents share news of new bicycle ownership and visits from Edna Follow Adda Danby and Marie Henke at Amelia high school. social events include a Ladies Helping Circle picnic at Bantam fair grounds with 71 attendees. Parish and school activities are announced along with farm and home improvements and a local medicine ad notes Dr Kings New Life Pills.
Local families attend church association in Wilhameville and return from recent visits across Indiana and Kentucky. Obituaries and sickness bring relatives from Fort Wayne to Shelbyville while visitors from New Richmond and Bantam share time with residents. School opens with good attendance as Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey is recommended for colds.
Frank Wise with wife and daughter Hazel and Herbert Rowan spent the weekend as guests of Leslie Hullick and family at Oxford. They were joined on the return by Mrs. Herbert Rowan and their son.
Miss Lena Hamilton of Madisonville visited Miss Pearl White. Orville Chaney, wife and baby spent a week with her sister in Indianapolis. Charles Hutchinson and family Sundayed with Clarence Hutchinson. Frank Northcut and wife visited her mother in Centerville. Anna Hutchinson visited her sister Mrs Will Hunter in Williamsburg. Mrs Louella White visited friends in Madisonville and Mason. Bilz sold his farm to Carpenter of Indiana. N B Wallace and family hosted Sunday dinner. W H Jones and family visited Miles Glancy. Cecile Glancy entertained Sprinkie of Peebles. Henry Goode and wife were guests of Will Varney. John Amiott and Miss Etta Jones spent Tuesday in the city. Mrs Kate Hunter hosted her son Robert and Will Hunter and wife from Williamsburg.
Mrs Chas Peck of Gates New York reports using Chamberlains Tablets to cure biliousness and constipation after a year of misery. The ad notes relief is inexpensive and obtainable everywhere.
Oscar Curtis and family visited Joe Curtis and wife on Sunday. Various Newtonsville residents and local families attended gatherings at Christy residence and Mr Irwin's party. Community reports note chicken thefts, people visiting Springfield, Milford students, and moving into new homes while relatives and friends shared meals and ball games.
A consumer testimonial praises Dr King s New Discovery as the best cough remedy for cold season. The ad notes prices at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
Last Saturday the bridge over Four Mile gave way while Henry Connor and his sons crossed. Connor was slightly hurt. his sons jumped and saved themselves. The bosses escaped injury as the bridge failed beneath their carriage.
An 1889 90 grippe epidemic is noted with symptoms affecting the nose throat bronchial tubes back stomach and nerves. Foley’s Cold and Grippe Tablets are advertised as quick relief easing headaches reducing fever clearing nasal passages and stopping discharges with a money back satisfaction guarantee.
Sunday events include visits from Dr. and Mrs. J F Wurst Dayton and others. students depart for colleges adding to town life. A farewell sermon precedes Rev W M Patton's move to Camden and Rev Y N Keller to succeed him. Alva B Bly dies after illness. funeral Thursday.
R R Wentworth of the St James News reports a severe cold settled in his lungs and feared pneumonia. Foley's Honey and Tar straighted him up immediately and he recommends this genuine cough and lung medicine. Thousands of hay fever and asthma sufferers are thankful for this healing remedy. Nash Pharmacy.
Community notes from Nicholsville include Rev Timmons first sermon at M E Church on Sunday. Local births and visitors are listed with names and hometowns such as Peoria Ill and Newport Ky. Recitals by Brook's Quartet and W C T U planning meeting are reported alongside college news and a sale advertisement for Dean's Regulate laxative at stores.
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