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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1914
Page
5
An advertisement for Doan's Kidney Pills features Herbert Hilliard of Hillsboro Ohio praising their relief for disordered kidneys after heavy work. The notice appears alongside local items from Marathon and surrounding communities detailing visits, marriages, travel, schooling, and social events involving residents and families.
Betts street hospital treated Miss Bertha Fox for appendicitis and she is reported to be progressing well. Don Zellars died at home last Tuesday and was buried at Cloverchurch with ministers Orebaugh and Quiniad conducting the service. The piece also notes social visits, a Salem Sunday school event, and a medical advertisement for Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Hall’s Family Pills.
Ida Wheeler spent Sunday in the city while Mrs Lizzie Conklin of Norwood visits Mrs A Coombs. Attendees from here joined the Baptist Association at New Richmond last Thursday and Friday. Georgia Rhinehart and her son from Branch Hill visited her parents part of last week. Dr Kreiger and wife returned to Madisonville for the winter. School opened Monday. Delmer Smith and wife hosted city guests. Dr and Mrs Valentine entertained many friends last Saturday night with music and refreshments.
The tainted claim describes Sloan's Liniment penetrating without rubbing to ease rheumatic pains around joints and other aches. It cites personal testimony from Mr. Chas. H. Wentworth of California praising rapid relief and recommends buying a 25 cent bottle at the druggist.
Mart Keethler and cousin Josie Carter visited home folks on Sunday. Mrs Blanche Scott of Harrison spent part of last week at Rev Brown's. James Harry and wife of Monterey visited John Hill's on Sunday. Miss Mabel Runyan left for Antioch College Yellow Springs. Farm Women's Club met at Mrs Myrtle Harry's. next meeting in October at Mrs Innie's. Burial of Wm Ferree Eastwood drew relatives to Lon Day's home for dinner: John Ferree Peru Indiana Ima Ferree Amelia Sam Ferree Fastwood C Bingamon Greenberry Abe Boggess Charles Badgley near Bethel. Mrs Reddick and sister Mrs Price with Mary and Russell Arthur Felicity at Mt Crab on Sunday. Ruth Moyer began school at Concord Monday.
Stop that fall cough or cold at once and prevent lung trouble with Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. It soothes throat and lungs, loosens phlegm, antiseptic, fortifies against colds, and is guaranteed. Only 2e at your druggist.
Joseph Dawson entertained visitors from Moscow over the weekend. The Union Chapel Sewing Circle met at Mrs. B. Moyer’s home for an all day session last Thursday. Miss Annie Day visits friends in Louisville Kentucky. A group from here attended a play in Amelia Saturday night. City visitors Monday included Dr Eppley Mrs Harvey Perin Mrs Rose Honaker and guests at Mr and Mrs Fladegan in Clermontville. Mr and Mrs W John Beck attended the Baptist Association at New Richmond last Thursday and Friday. A musicale is set for Sunday night October 4 at Union Chapel church with all invited. Mrs Wm McDonough was the guest of…
A collection of notices and testimonials promoting Dr. King’s New Life Pills and Foley Kidney Pills. Includes patient statements, pharmacy references, and local social notes about visitors and residents such as Miss Ethel Beck, Mrs. Alice Seyler, and others.
Misses Daisy Nash Viola Maddox attend teachers meeting in Amelia Saturday. Miss Lenora Hoffman of Norwood visits Mrs. Carlos Rose Saturday Sunday. Miss Emily Beck of Westwood visits Elsa Davis Sunday. Miss Mabel Barrow entertained relatives Saturday Sunday. Mrs. Marietta Hanlon visiting son Will in New Albany Ind. Rev J R Carpenter to preach Universalist church next Sunday morning and evening. U P OC U will meet 630 pm all invited. Friends concern Mary Perdingett ill in Linwood. Mrs Lillian rat and children of Amelia visit her parents. Mrs Mabel N and children of Cherry Grove visit J Brazier and wife. Large turnout at district convention of the cluster Hebobat lodge at Newtown Wednesday. William Guynn and M A Wood seriously ill. T J Bond left Saturday for weeks with son in Joplin Mo.
The advertisement praises Chamberlain's Liniment for relief from rheumatism sciatica lumbago and lame back. It notes many sufferers have used it with best results and items are available from all dealers.
Mrs. C. D. Maddox visits in Harricon with the Davis family while Miss Mary Dillman stays with the Browns in Bantam. Numerous residents attend the New Richmond Association. many visits circularly noted among families in Georgetown Felicity Norwood Batavia and Oakdale. The Lumbago Club camps on the McCall farm in Brown County as school opens with 21 pupils.
Williamsburg community news lists many residents visiting relatives and traveling for work and study. Isabelle Foster and Ross Knight plan to attend Ohio State University, while Naomi Patton resumes Western College studies. A band reunion is announced for September 20 with 14 musicians expected, and local moves include George Workman and Riley McAdams relocating.
A Kentucky man told a friend Foley Cathartic Tablets are the most wonderful medicine he ever used. He would not be without them for ongoing liver health and regular cleansing. The Nash Pharmacy offers this thoroughly cleansing cathartic for chronic constipation or occasional purges.
Frank Wise and family entertained Sunday with J H Dawson and wife from Amel ia E B Dawson and wife from Moscow T L Narse wife and grandson and Dr Narse wife and Robert Narse of Felicity Clark Sargent and wife from Moscow Dean Culberson wife and baby spent Sunday at Robert Culbersons W H Jones wife and daughter called on Amos Ely family Centerville Charles Hobson and family Beulah and Tom Hobson visited Harry Snell and wife at Hazelwood J W Hutchinson and family hosted Will Hunter and wife from Williamsburg Cameron Steward Marion Hutchinson and wives Mrs Mollie Rowan Marathon Esther Joseph from Marathon visited Mrs Coral Hobson Miss Leontine Thirey from Monterey stayed at Miles Glancys Homer Johnson and mother Chas Johnson and Carroll Jones with wife and son drove to Edenton for the day Hazel Wise visiting Moscow Felicity two weeks and hosted Williamsburg youths Thursday evening Joseph Rounds and wife spent Sunday at Liberty Chapel
The saying warns that those who seek praise for doing their duty may feel let down when not singled out. It emphasizes humility and intrinsic responsibility over external recognition.
Citrolax users praise the laxative drink as ideal and perfect. M. J. Perkins of Green Bay Wisconsin tests pills oils and salts but finds Citrolax superior for sick headache sour stomach lazy liver and congested bowels.
School Examiners announce examinations for teachers on a Saturday in May with a contingency for holidays. Examinations cover sections including Arithmetic Theory Reading Orthography and Literature and Grammar and Physiology. Four year provisional certificates require clerk notice before applying. Examinations will be held in Bataan Ohio.
A humorous aphorism notes that a wife who still laughs at her husband’s jokes five years after marriage may discourage divorce lawyers, implying affection endures or surprises persist in long-term relationships.
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