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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1907
Page
5
ELK LICK residents host relatives and visitors from Brown County and nearby towns with many social visits noted. An advertisement warns against mercury containing catarrh remedies and promotes Halls Catarrh Cure from Toledo, Ohio as a safe internal treatment.
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles sold by druggists or by mail for one dollar. An accompanying note promotes Dr Shoop's Health Coffee Imitation made from toasted grains with malt and nuts, promising real java taste without caffeine. Moore & Co offers a free sample.
Miss Ada Scott was in the city Monday. A group camps near White Oak springs. J M Crane of Columbus visited home folk last week. Miss Bessie Fisher hosted Sunday guests Lillian Jones Flora Colvin and Maham of Williamsburg and Fannie Jacobs of Georgetown. Dale Calhoun did business in Detroit. Mrs Geo Hanagen left for Cleve land to visit sister Mrs Char Jessup. Mrs Maggie Hutson and Kentucky visitors with Wm Mulloy. John Hibbets of Chattanooga visited G P Hibbets family. Mrs W E Eggleston took 34 boys to basket meeting at Monterey. Becklen's Arnica Salve advertised as a cure all for burns scalds wounds or piles. 250.
Amelia William Perking and wife were Sunday guests of Wesley and wife at Foellcity. Mrs. Samuel Ellis and daughter Helen and Mrs. B F McUann spent Thursday last.
Notes show John Wilson and family near Newtown hosting visits while J R Hicks improves tomato canning. Several families travel between Madisonville Cincinnati Ft Thomas and Russelville as Miss Jennie Flake visits and Amelia circle plans an outing. Hay fever remedy Foley's Honey and Tar praised by Nasbaum and Bunn.
Mrs. Emeline Harlow dies after cancer and a stroke at her daughter’s home. Funeral of Mrs. Thos. Stewart held at Bloom Rose. Burials include a son of Martin Robbins. Various visits and social notes from local residents. Advertisement for Dr. Shoop's Restorative from Racine and The Nash Pharmacy.
Edenton residents report a series of Sunday visits and calls among townspeople. Nora Doughman travels to Kansas for a death in the family while Ethel Jonas and others visit relatives. local residents share brief notes on friendships and errands. Electric Bitters is advertised as a remedy for malaria fears and various ailments with a general guarantee.
A Sunday gathering at Medary among locals including Joseph Ab and J B Cover with wives. A church rally at the Christian church drew social and financial gains. Rev Henry spoke in the forenoon, and Rev Pendleton in the afternoon. The $50 collection cleared all debts. Also noted are visits, farm moves, and local recommendations for Foley’s Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy.
An advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney troubles and back pain. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. B. A. Darby of Blanchester, Ohio, praising relief after use and lists Foster-Milburn Co. as US agents. The piece also catalogs local social notes and visits, plus a Preventics cold remedy pitch at Nash Pharmacy.
An assortment of old advertisement snippets includes Castoria for infants and children with a classic assurance, a Seneca quote about self governance, and a pitch for Foley Kidney Care claiming to cure kidney or bladder troubles within medical reach. D. N. Bunn's is also mentioned.
Residents host visitors from Peoria Williamsburg and Boston. Deaths include Mrs. Thomas Steward from typhoid at Bloom Rose with survivors. Emeline Harlow buried at Bloom Rose after death. Community events feature sermons, frescoed M E church, and new seats. Dr Kings New Discovery touted by Richmond resident as throat and lung remedy.
A proverb about not hanging all on one nail is paired with a claim that healthy kidneys filter impurities. Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised as making sound kidneys and curing kidney and bladder diseases, strengthening the system.
Misa rene Pestrup owns a flue plane gifted by grandparents Mrs Walter Norris of Portsmouth spent last week with Mrs J J Leichner. Mrs Shockley hosted friends from Otjo Fagin and wife visiting George Taylor and wife in Akron Wa Houser with son Vlaud attended the Houser Hoover reunion at Feijjoity. Miss Mary Robb teaches No 8 school in New Richmond and boards with Mrs Pete Schatier. Dr Frank Swing hosted visitors. Miss Anna Malick related to this place and friends wish her success in a new home. Miss Lizzie Golser of Newport visited. Mrs Jobo Edwards and daughter Adela and Miss Jennie Finke of Chicago joined Mrs Edwards and Miss Mamie Busheman of 41 Bernard and Marie Edwards of Amelia as guests. J A Warren spent last week with his son Henry and family at Norwood.
A misread ad claims Dr. King’s Life Pills cure malaria jaundice and headaches. It asserts a “billionnes” guarantee and lists price as 20 at all druggists.
Mise Ruth Moreton departed for a prolonged visit with Richmond friends. Rev. Fee Naylor resigns as C O station ticket and express agent to join the freight office in the city. Ross Pattison named his successor. James Lemar and wife returned from Missouri, and Clifford Altman and Miss Carlena Sontag wed in Cincinnati and will reside there.
George Stanta and Lyda visit Ravenswood Weet Va. Inez Hopkins returns home from Dayton Ky. Groves, Glaser, Dawton and DeVos dine with Edith Lemon Neville. Meare couple back in Kansas. Moreton returns to Chicago after visit. Mary Johnston returns to Walnutville. Houser sisters visit J W Miller. Mrs LaGuldar returns from Greenfield Indiana. Mrs Weber visits Kasger's. Capt Shriver and Mrs entertain in Morgantown and Parkerburg. Josie Holland visits Mason City. Charley MacMath Fee heads to Ohio Military Institute. Dr Buchanan of Barton Illinois visiting Wiley. Jacob Wymer, California, on Thursday.
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