Banking debate over deposit insurance and private banks
A Chicago couple narrates ten years saving for a home and losing it to a bank deposit, illustrating the push for federal deposit insurance and the stance of bankers against taxing insured deposits. The piece argues that private banks should insure deposits and that banks must secure depositors before profits, citing Batavia Ohio’s German American Bank with blanket indemnity from The American Guaranty Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Burke
Chicago
Congress
Phil
Mrs. Burke
Burkes
Lorimer
Lorimer’s Bank
Batavia
Ohio
American Guaranty Company
Columbus
JAS. S. Archer, Pres
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Loveland Local Testimony
Mrs. Rachel Garner of Elm Street Loveland Ohio testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured a family member with severe kidney trouble years ago and she strongly recommends them. The ad notes the price at 50 cents and identifies Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as the manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Garner
Loveland
Ohio
Dean
Doan
Local Social Notes From Modest To Covington
Modest residents Mesdames Will Whitenack and Will Garrison visit Mrs. Oscar Jones on Sunday. Stanley Brunk of Pleasant Plain spends Sunday with his mother and sister. Webster and Kennedy of Sardinia visit O. L. Cast. John Barr attends a soldier reunion in Milford Saturday. Minnie Grosnickle visits New Vienna with Mrs. Pitzer. Marsh of Batavia visits Rebecca Lodge Tuesday. Oral DeVoss and wife of Covington spend a week with Wm. Barr and wife. Beware of Mercury in catarrh remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F D Cheney Co Toledo contains no mercury and is taken internally. Sold by druggists at 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills praised as best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Will Whitenack
Will Garrison
Modest
Oscar Jones
Stanley Brunk
Pleasant Plain
Messrs. Webster and Kennedy
Sardinia
O. L. Cast
John Barr
Milford
Minnie Grosnickle
New Vienna
Pitzer
Mias Marsh
Batavia
Rebecca Lodge
Oral DeVoss
Covington
Wm. Barr
F.4d
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hall
Fr. J. Cheney & Co
Draggiete
Entertaining and Family Notices Highlight County Social Scene
Mr and Mrs William Witschger hosted guests for son Howard and his bride Marie Pattison a former county schoolteacher. Mort McNeal built a silo near Pt Isabel. Taylor and wife entertained Mr and Mrs Fitzpatrick and their son Hanly last Sunday. W Aubrey Witechger of Cincinnati visited his parents last Saturday. The Swope Aultman Trees reunion drew a large crowd despite cloudy weather. Music by The Witachger Bros Orch. Fall cough remedy ads promote Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey claiming quick relief and safety for babies and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Witschger
Howard
Marie Pattison
Mort McNeal
Isabel
Filmer Taylor
Fitzpatrick
Hanly
W. Aubrey Witechger
Cincinnati
Witachger Bros
Orchaggrg. L. Lb
Jo Won
the Turance Bt
Ginko Farry Paurancs
Wae
Richland notices and community updates on Front Street
NEW RICHMOND. L. F. White begins an eight room bungalo on Front street. Several residents and families are noted with visits, guests, and movements including Blumenstein, Richardson, Buckley, White, Cason, Prudent, Borders, Hoedren, Mullen, McMurchy, Howard, Mid dle town teaching posts, and a Cornet Band concert. School opens September 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmond
L. F. White
Front Street
Louis Blumenstein
Simpson House
Park Avenue
J. Frank Richardson
Oxford
Neil Buckley
Irene White
Marion Howard
Edna Cason
Catherine Prudent
Geo. Borders
Hoedren
Bloomingsburg
Geo. Cason
S. Geo. O’neal
Mr. Stevenson
Norwood
W. M. Fulton
Hillsboro
F. R. Ambrose
Chas
May
Harry Day
Geo. McMurchy
Frank Talley
Washington D. H
Sloan's Lini ment promises rapid relief for rheumatic pains
First application penetrates without rubbing to ease rheumatic pains around joints and provide comfort. A family medicine for pains including bruises cuts sore throat neuralgia and chest pains with claims of infection prevention and a testimonial from Chas. H. Wentworth of California. Guaranteed 25c at druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Chas. H. Wentworth
California
Social notes from Walnut Hills to Covington and Cincinnati
Misses Delia and Nellie Bell visit Miss Owens at Walnut Hills on Thursday. Mrs. Mary Cross entertained friends Thursday. Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips spent several days in Covington this week. Harry Maddox of Cincinnati visited his parents last week. Mrs. Edith Brazier visited her son Fred at Norwood this week. Meader Johnson and family spent Sunday with Frank Nash. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis entertained friends Sunday. Miss Hermina Winter visited Cincinnati friends this week. Will Brown and wife of Cincinnati called at OC Ludlow’s Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. N. Bell entertained friends. J W Kincaid and family motored to Connersville Indiana to visit Frank Holter and family. Mrs. Vena Townsley and others of Batavia spent Sunday with F E Brown and wife. W Maddox and wife spent Sunday with Foster relatives. Miss Dora Marriott spent Saturday and Sunday at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia
Nellie Bell
Owens
Walnut Hills
Mary Cross
Elizabeth Phillips
Covington
Harry Maddox
Cincinnati
W. O. Maddox
O. P. Cross
Edith Brazier
Fred
Norwood
Meader Johnson
Frank Nash
Frank Davis
Hermina Winter
Will Brown
Summerside
F. £. Brown
W. ©. Maddox
Miss Dora Marriott
W. H. Ross
Ora Daugherty
City
Si Bluestine
500 Club
Chas. Davis
O. D. Maddox
Harrison
Chester Armstrong
Anna Patton
H.E. Morey
N. ©. Godenore
Vandalia
Ill
Cliff Johnson
George
Stanley Simbach
C. A. Brannock
Andy Trout
Feesburg
Walter Day
D. L. Fitzpatrick
Richmond
Ind
Jim
Oliver House
H. J Beck
Will Martin
Williamsburg
Bert Barbro
Baby
Batavia
Tom Sanders
Clarence Hill
Geil
Ed Bishop
Elton Elrod
Elmer L. Kress
Milford
J.P Allen
J. A. Allen
Harry McAdams
Katherine
Linwood
Riley McAdams
Hugh Davidson
Cincinnati Law School
Walter Gray
Harry Dennis
T. J. Codling
EB. A. Lockwood
L. E. Miller
Blbridge Snell
Miami
Florida
Sallie Boulware
C. P. Dennis
Buford
Wiggonsville
Florence Rice
W. S. McAfee
M. E. McLean
Frank McLean
Columbus
Mollie Tatman
Hyde Park
Frank Innis
Loveland
Maggie Hauck
Raymond Jordan
Harry Ridings
Kelsey Kain
Lute Kain
M. E. Church
Jr.0
U. A. M. N.T. Dailey and Wife Entertained Sunday, James Ross
Emma
Mt. Washington
Henry Bogart
William Brown
Dora Jordan
Frances Bennett
Bertha Dreamer
O. A. Jacobs
Frank B. George
Basil, O
U. B. Church
Lois Miller
Mt. Crab
K. 8. Hoffman
J. F. Knight
Henry Busch, Jr
Greenfield
Laura Earhart
E. A. Colthar
Geraldine
Mildred Rapp
J.J. Holden
Benj. Rapp
Holden
W. L. Davison
Peebles
Chas. Ely
Cincinnati Presbytery
Presbyterian Church
Leona Heizer
Emily Relfe
Chatanooga
Tenn
Florine Tillson
Greensburg
College of Music
Mary £. Curry
Zuella Laub
Amelia
M. B. Griggs
Mansfield
John Pease
Byron Williams
Williams
James B. McKever
J. P
Beacham
J. B. Cover
B. H. Davie
N.T. Dailey
R. C. Franz
C. O. Knight
T. R. Hartman
J. H. White
B. E. Peterson
McKever
T. K. Bilis
A. T. Kain
Laura Thomas
A. B. Bly
Clarence Long
Connersville
Merah Ralph Seah Fubr
Cin
Kentucky Man Praises Foley Cathartic Tablets
A Kentucky man tells a friend Foley Cathartic Tablets are the most wonderful medicine and he would not be without them. The ad promotes a cleansing cathartic for chronic constipation or occasional purge from Nash Pharmacy. It also notes artificial flowers and a brief history of perfumed imitations from ancient Egypt and 18th century Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Nash Pharmacy
Social gatherings and visitors noted across several towns
Clifford Hill and family guests of James Kirgan and wife. Nelson Judd improves after foot amputation last Thursday. Luncheon by Mrs. Anna Hicks at Amelia. Mrs. Fannie Terrill visits Mrs. Mary Terrill in Los Angeles. Miss Rose and Lida Ludlow guests of Stanley Conklin. Russell Valentine and wife host a dance. Clermont F C members entertain. Anna Gaskins hosts. Card party by Miss Welch and Mrs. Slye. Embroidery club hosted by Mrs. Joseph Dawson. Alice Beck visits Bethel. Heber Honaker joins wife and son. Gordon Day visits. Rev. C. M. Johnson guests at John Beck. Distinct line of personal notices and a pharmacy ad follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hill
City
Lulu Drummond
Oakley
James Kirgan
Nelson Judd
A. B. Cleveland
Collins
Toledo
Anna Hicks
Amelia
Fannie Terrill
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary Terrill
Misses Rose
Lida Ludlow
Glen Este
Stanley Conklin
S. Russell Valentine
Perin
Trenner
Eppley
Saunders and Collins
Clermont F. C
Anna Gaskins
Katie Offutt
Miss Welch
Slye
C. M. Johnson
Bethel
John Beck
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Weekend Guests
Sunday visits feature W H Ross and wife with Ora Daugherty and wife. The 500 club was hosted by Mrs Si Bluestein and Mrs Chas Davis honored Mrs O D Maddox from Harrison. Several residents welcomed guests from Vandalia Harrison Ripley and Indianapolis, with homecomings, travels, and a Sunday funeral in Old Bethel cemetery.
Mrs M J Gallagher Credits Chamberlain’s Tablets
In Geneva New York Mrs M J Gallagher reports persistent indigestion and constipation improving after using Chamberlain’s Tablets taken for four months. She says two bottles restored appetite and healthy digestion. Sold by all dealers.
Clermont County Club hosts gypsy camp event in Bethel
The Clermont County Club invites the public to an A Gypsy Camp event at the home of Mrs. John O. Gaskins on Saturday evening October 31. 10 cent refreshments include doughnuts baked beans coffee and sandwiches. Various local residents and visitors are noted in social visits and upcoming Philathea social plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Club
John O. Gaskins
Anna McCann
Bethel
James Rainey
Georgetown
Barton Kearns
Bailey Wallanda
Cora Huntington
Philathea
Bellé Behymer
Olive Duckwall
Locust Corner
Edith Denham
New Richmond
Charles Davis
Madisonville
Chamberlain's Liniment for Aches and Soreness
The advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for relief of rheumatism sciatica lumbago and back pain. It notes many sufferers have used it with good results and says it is for sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberrain
Chamberlain
Social notes from local visitors and relocations
Mrs. P. Dennis hosts Mrs. V. Tate of Denver and calls from Geo R Carter and J D Bolender of Conneraville. Mr and Mrs William Hunter entertain Misses Anna Gladys Pearl Hutchinson of Greenberry. Florence McAdams leaves to join her husband in Charleston West Virginia. Cora Bly of Amelia resident noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Dennis
V. Tate
Denver
Colorado
Geo. R. Carter
J. D. Bolender
Conneraville
Ind
William Hunter
Anna
Gladys
Pearl Hutchinson
Greenberry
Florence McAdams
Charleston
W. Va
Cora Bly
Amelia
Pleasant social notes from Mr and Mrs E Bishop area
A crowded column records visits and travels among residents and guests. Elton Elrod hosted Elmer L. Kress of Milford. J P Allen and family welcomed J A Allen of Walnut Hills. Mrs Harry McAdams and daughter Katherine returned to Linwood after a several day visit. Other items include hospitalities, moves, trips, and a large park band concert.
Looking for Praise in Duty Bound Hearts
A careful reader notes that those who seek praise after merely doing their duty will disappoint themselves and miss the dignity of quiet service. The remark stresses humility over self congratulation and echoes a veteran ethos.
Citrelax Promoted as Ideal Laxative Drink
Citrelax is hailed as the ideal laxative drink by user M. J. Perkins of Green Bay Wisconsin who says it outperforms pills oils and salts. Citrolaxis is advertised for sick headache sour stomach lazy liver and congested bowels by The Nash Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citrelax
M. J. Perkins
Green Bay
Wis
Nash Pharmacy
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Bird Miller
Lottie Lovell
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Wm. Duchemin
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Geo. Dutan
Walters
Wm. Stewart
Grace Fowler
Evanston
Minnie Snell
Josie Cover
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Daniel Snell
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