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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1909
Page
5
An advertisement contrasts tonics and stimulants noting Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a strong tonic free from alcohol. It urges consulting a doctor before use and promotes the product for overall health, including relief from constipation and related symptoms.
The notice warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury that ruin smell and upset the system. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F.J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as mercury free and orally active for mucous membranes, with testimonials free and price 75 cents per bottle.
Local social calendar shows Mr Hawilton and family visiting in Blanchester with Mrs Brunk. numerous calls and visits by residents including Mr Prickett, Fred Allen, John Fox, Charley Meek, Frank Martin, Opal Cast, Earl Grosnickle, Dell Roll, Hester Cramer, Mrs Cast, Mrs Conklin, Mrs Leonard, Fern Thompson, Will Johnson, George Shriner, and Milton Shriner. A separate item touts Dr King’s New Discovery for asthma and lung cures with free trials, plus short notes on local health, property sales, and upcoming moves.
G M Boudebush of Newtonsville bought sheep from W H Ireton. Quince Mulloy and wife visited relatives at Bethel. G W Caldwell and wife recently stayed with his parents. Mrs Henry Harlow and you are home from the city. Dr F W Ireton of Newtonsville called Tuesday. J Harlow and wife hosted dinner for James Bunyan Miles Glancy Chas Johnson and wives Mr Hillman of Ghattenoogs Tenn and Mindenida and Minnié Lentert of Williame.
Edgar N. Bayless of Robinsonville Del describes a near cough and illness two years ago. He credits Foley's Honey and Tar with stopping the cough and restoring his health, noting a weight gain of twenty eight pounds. Billone Pharmacy sells the remedy.
Wm Ireton and wife attended the funeral of their sister Miss Othelia Dennis of Goshen last Saturday. Mrs Robert Allen and children of Owensboro Ky visit F W Walker's family. Flavius Balser and Miss Ella Behymer were quietly married a few days ago. Carlisle Center N Y letter from G B Burhans notes four year cure for kidney trouble with Foley’s Kidney Remedy.
Rochester visitors Dr J P Allen hosted R M Fertee and wife while Mr and Mrs J H Patterson stayed with Lindale relatives. Amelia social rounds included Letha Weaver Sadie Robinson and Miss Imo Ferree who wed William Hutton. Several weddings from Amelia and nearby towns are noted, with families, church officiants and travel to Logan and Chattanooga.
A booster ad touts Bucklen's Arctica Salve as the great healer for family ailments. It claims it quickly treats burns cuts scalds and piles and is sold by all druggists.
Miss Jessie McDowell and Eiva Chapman hosted by Mrs. A J Kempton and Miss Elia Chapman last week. Will Droste and family, Archie Knnauft and family, Wesley of Avondale visited B Li Ketchum's home. James Gabriel moved to Weston to work in a glass factory. Edward Vickroy and wife moved to Batavia. Lele Dauson of Kansas City visiting sister Mrs Frank Malick. Mrs Jacob Kinneman entertaining sister Mrs Anna Hemphold of Ironton. Albert Leeds and wife visited Newport. Mrs Frank Malick hosted Amelia Country Club Saturday. Harry Sillett of Amelia visited relatives. Perry Leeds, formerly of Clermont, stayed with J A Warren and old friends. Mrs Edna Stickle and daughter of Evanston spent week with Dawcon family. Lot Leeds, former resident, mentioned.
Consumer note touts Houser X-Alpo as a trusted remedy for stomach liver kidney and bone ailments. Warns climate, overeating, and dietary temptations cause sudden pains and disease risk, claiming the product offers a dependable cure.
A parade of visitors and returns fills a Southern Illinois area record with names and places. Residents travel from Batavia to Amelia and Cincinnati while others attend church events and farewells. Notable mentions include Bert Houser’s Hamlet store clerking, Mrs. Hiram Jordan’s Sunday visit, and Rev. Boice’s farewell sermon at Christian Chapel.
If Women Only Knew What a Heap of Happiness it Would Bring to Batavia Homes. Mia Knight of Batavia Ohio testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved back pains and kidney problems after trying many remedies. For sale by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for US. Remember the name Dean's. Properly Graded Tax Rates in Holland burden those with most property or income.
Advert says Dr. King's New Life Pills rush demand for a stomach liver and kidney cure. Claims to cure sour stomach constipation indigestion biliousness jaundice sick headaches malaria chills and more. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents.
A string of Sunday visits and seasonal travel plans across Georgetown and nearby towns. Families, relatives, and friends including Dr. George H. Hanegen and wife, Harley Dunn and wife, B. S. Rush and daughter Helen, and many others are noted as guests, travelers, and hosts.
The column lists visits and calls among local families including the Hamiltons, Bowes, Miners, Huggins, Hager, Sechrist and others in Madisonville Lawrenceburg and Columbus. It notes tent meetings, a piano fund recital, weddings and travels to Florida Idaho and Canada with several relatives visiting or hosting.
Ordinance No 130 determines to proceed with artificial stone sidewalks on the south side of Broadway from A V Carroll to Water Street and on the east side of Water Street. The plan calls for five foot width on Water Street and four foot on Broadway with fifty percent frontage assessments, to be paid within sixty days, with bond provisions and contractor oversight.
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