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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1903
Page
5
A vintage advertisement claims Black Hair Vigor stops hair loss, keeps scalp clean, and promotes growth. Priced at $1.00 per bottle, with mail order option from J. Ayers Co. of Lowell Massachusetts, offering express delivery on request.
The Belfast school opened Monday led by Miss Netlie Mitchell. Drs. Williame attend the Fall Festival. The saw mill works for Mr. Armstrong as a new barn is planned. Miss Irene Stall will join Milford high school this winter. Rev. A J Newton returns for the year. Ray McNeal and Charlie Armstrong head to Boston high school. Homer Hill and wife spent Sunday at home.
Hall's Catarrh Cure offers a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh case not cured by the remedy. F J Cheney & Co advertise the Toledo firm as reliable, with wholesalers Werst Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin endorsing. The cure is taken internally and attacks blood and mucous membranes. price is 75 cents per bottle, with testimonials free.
Mrs Lida Higgins and daughter Ruie spent Sunday in Cincinnati. Charlie Applegate celebrates the birth of a daughter. Sick Mrs Mattie Kellum. F M Rains will deliver a sermon at the Christian church next Sunday and speak on travels in China and Japan. William Applegate Sr remains ill. Mrs J F Rapp of Monterey with Mrs Rev P Y Pendleton and child visited P P Hadley. Grace Griswold visited by cousin Stella Griswold. A P Kellum called in Newtonsville. F M Griswold sold his farm to Wm Bushelman. Charlie Ingle and wife of Moores Fork visited relatives here. The Applegate children and siblings were at his bedside Sunday afternoon.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has sold millions of bottles over thirty years and is a trusted standard in treating croup at home. It is claimed to prevent attacks if given at the first sign of hoarseness or croupy cough, is safe for babies and children, and contains no opium. Sold by all druggists.
Local residents visit relatives across Perintown Stonelick Batavia and Olive Branch. Sapp and Wiederhold families entertain Cincinnati guests while Dr King’s New Discovery is praised for lung ailments with available trial bottles.
Mrs H Holter of Cincinnati visited sister Mrs Lane. Numerous locals attend church event at Cedar Point Grove. Mrs M Johnson ill. others called to bedside. F M Johnson pockets funds from Christ hospital. James Rust suffers paralysis. Friends entertained by Miss Blanche and Miss Rachel Vogt. Miss Rose Jones in Batavia. Miss Nellie Bell in Cincinnati. Dora Richoltz visiting relatives in Cincinnati. Dora Apple from Tabasco visiting friends. Lanning hosted New York guest. Nettie Brown at fall festival. Stella Holter and son George Sunday with Holter family. Miller and Shetland hosts.
A Philipsburg Daily Post editor Mr M T Lynch extols Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds in his family. The medicine is sold by John Bunn MD.
Miss Chine Moorehead entertained guests from Batavia and Harrisburg. J. L. Parker visited Miss Stella Beacham, and Mrs. Garner became a Miamiville teacher. Several residents traveled to Cincinnati or Owensboro for visits and schooling. Our schools opened with W. F. Gephart as superintendent and teachers including Anna Collins and Lillian Walker. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve ad claims it outperforms counterfeits for piles.
A light rain last week improved field conditions and farmers report starting fall plowing. Several guests visited farms including James Glancy of Level at John Glancy's, Prof. Allen Glancy of Goshen, and Miss Bertha Bigham of Newtonsville at various homes. A newborn boy arrived for Mr and Mrs Joseph Brown Jr at their home.
Advertises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for indigestion dyspepsia and stomach trouble. Claims the remedy digests foods makes the stomach sweet and aids nutrient absorption into blood and tissues.
Willie Ireton leaves town to lead a Lindale school as home front news notes multiple residents traveling to Kentucky Owensboro and Greenfield. A residence fire at Henry Davidson's in Dela Palma destroys the home with heroic neighbor efforts and widespread sympathy. Local schools reopen with new leadership cases of illness and travel fill the week.
Bedridden and destitute J J Havens of Versailles O hails Electric Bitters after kidney liver and stomach complaints. He reports rapid improvement and claims road to recovery. Sold for 50c by Nash's Pharmacy Batavia and J R Hicks Amelia.
Mrs T F Lyons of Edenton visited our town Saturday. Mrs Sarah A Watson slowly improves after serious illness. Philip Vanhorn and family called on relatives at Elenor. Miss Laura Watson visited Maineville relatives. Miss Beaste Hill of Newtonville called here. Miss Nellie Mitchell of Owensville called here. Clifford South returned to Cincinnati after visit due to his daughter Gladys. Miss Auta Seward visited Lorado Friday. George Doughmap of Maineville was in town Wednesday. Death notice for Amelia Hoftercamp September 7 1103 at St Philomene Church Stone lok burial Catholic cemetery. Wm Seward and family visited sister Mrs Wilson Coyalt in Loveland Sunday.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers cleanse the liver and bowels without griping or weakening. They give tone to tissues and organs. W H Howell of Houston Texas recommends them for constipation and sick headache. Sold by Nash's Pharmacy.
Miss Grace Glascock visits Miss Whittaker of Morrow while George Fishback Jr. from St. Louis visits his mother Mrs. George Fishback Sr. The Pattison sisters host a clock golf party for Miss Hamilton of Chicago. Attendees include Miss Louise Swing Miss Elizabeth West Kate Fee Helen Brooks Grace Glascock Melissa Tudor Martha Sanders and others from Milford and Columbus areas.
Heat drains energy as thousands seek boost from Hagee's Cordial of Cod Liver Oil. Advertised as a summer tonic, it is described as a builder revitalizer and reconstructor prescribed by physicians, pleasant to take, and without grease. Sold by all druggists. Katharinon Chemical Co. St. Louis, Mo.
Schedule of social calls and visits includes Sanders and Miss Brooks of Columbus at a reception hosted by Mrs Graninger of the Ohio Conservatory Cincinnati. Turner sisters return from Covington visit. Harriet Belt visits Alberta Glascock of Maysville. Local families entertain and travel between Epworth Heights Cincinnati and Springfield. An anecdote quotes D L Beach of Clover Nook Farm Greenfield Mass praising Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets priced 25 cents at druggists.
Various community members are noted in weekly entries including Prof William Rhinehardt starting as teacher at the new school Monday. Several residents travel, visit relatives, or host guests across Blanchester Batavia New Richmond and surrounding areas.
B L Byer a well known town cooper credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life after a month of bilious dysentery. He states it gave him immediate relief and shares the claim with merchant B T Little of Hancock Maryland. For sale by all druggists.
The notice lists recent marriages and social events including T W Palmer and Emma Harrison wedding at D B Moreton's residence and their departure for Huntington. It notes school reopening with a teacher corps led by Supt G W Witham and others, plus various residents visiting or traveling and minor local happenings.
Rain interrupted local life as pastures begin to show spring color. Clarence Collins of St Urs attended his uncle Nathan Anderson’s funeral then returned home. John Goldtrap from Oklahoma visits his father and leases his farm for a year. Brown County deputy Charley Behn served summons. Dr Le rton appeared in probate court and J L Fomorin testified before a grand jury. B A McNatt on a petit jury. Read Walel and Theresa Christy were trans-
The M K B church will be reopened after extensive repairs with Rev J A Winkler returning for his second year to preach the opening sermon at 10 30 am All are invited Also a barn fire near Marathon destroyed hay grain potatoes two horses two wagons a bogey and three sets of harness with under 500 loss and 175 insurance on the building No clue on origin Names Ed Conover William Smith and Carl Smith linked to property Fire reported with local reactions and health notes follow through on community notices
Community pride is urged in a note praising the area as a good place. Rain brings relief to farmers seeding, with social visits mentioned around families and neighbors. Announcements include births, illnesses, school opening under Miss Nina Davison, a sermon by Rev. J. Cook, and local commerce promoting Dr King’s New Life Pills.
John Stevens and family were guests of T A Pinkham. Twenty four traction road officials stayed at Rapps hotel. Eva Pinkham plans to attend Ohio State University. Miss Eva Pinkham departs for Columbus this week. Local residents Mrs Fred Murmett and family visited. Charley Alrey circulates a petition for a new road to the Back Run pike. Cliff Justice hauled gravel on free pikes. Ely Leeds of Terre Haute visits friends here. Charles Burroughs of the Cincinnati Times Star met old friends. Mrs B B Toomas of Mt Carmel spent Sunday at Fred Rapps. Mr and Mrs Wm Kirkpatrick of Lin colnshire were guests. T K Houston finished stone contract for traction road.
World wide fame salve touts cures for cuts corns burns boils sores felons ulcers tetter salt rheum fever sores chapped hands skin eruptions piles. Cure guaranteed. Available for 25 cents at Nash's Pharmacy Batavia and J R Hicks Amelia.
The Amelia public schools opened Monday morning with Supt. John Sly in charge assisted by Jesele Coulter Ivy Hutson and Nina Bethymer. A Salvation Army detachment conducted services on the street Sam e night and Sunday afternoon and evening. A brass band-led excursionists party passed through the village Sunday on the suburban traction line. K L Bennett and family have moved into
A period piece touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as restoring strength and regularity to worn out women. It shares a Kingston Ontario testimonial of renewed health after using the remedy, plus a note inviting sick women to consult Dr. Pierce by letter and recommending his Pleasant Pellets as a laxative aid.
The Gaskins property vacated by W. McGriff now hosts Mrs. Kate Hancock and family. Harriet Moynt owns the corner residence at Main street and Kline ave, occupied by Hancock. John Kelly and family returned from Pt. Pleasant. A town hall dance Friday drew many youths with Sig Moreschini’s Italian band. Mrs. Wm. Fagin of the Hesse Hotel, ill for days, shows some improvement. Peter Hill, long a local figure now in Lilinois, visits his daughter Mia Geo and wife Jones. Jean and John Buchanan, once Amelia lads, recently visitors from Lockland, saw old friends Sunday.
Ed Board of Jackson Township Clermont County Ohio invites sealed bids for bonds bearing 6 percent interest. Bids due Sept 17 2008 at noon with 2 percent bid guarantee. Bonds include amounts and due dates to be paid at the Treasurer’s office in Hoard County Ohio under Clerk L O McMahan Monterey Ohio.
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