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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1910
Page
5
An advertisement urges readers to keep Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and Ayer's Pills on hand with doctor approval. It emphasizes consulting a physician before use, notes no alcohol in the cough medicine, and links robust health to preventing lung trouble.
Lindale and nearby towns report visitors and travel to Cincinnati and Nicholsville, plus funeral attendance in Batavia and Point Pleasant. An infant’s death near Lindale is noted with a Mt Pisgah funeral 10:30 a.m. Funeral details include Mrs. Verner Stickel’s visit and Rev. Sargent’s call in New Vienna. Also warns against mercury catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with Toledo origins.
Elmer Brunk and wife return to Norwood after a week with his mother Mrs. M Brunk. Several local residents and visitors are named including A J Allen Mrs Walter Osborn Miss Michie Pierce and Mrs Lib Grimes. The remains of S W Oliver of Pleasant Plain were brought to Edenton cemetery with I O O F Lodge funeral service and a pastor’s prayer.
In Oswego New York A Cooper credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a years long night cough. The ad promises relief for stubborn colds asthma and hayfever and guarantees satisfaction with trial bottles of 50 cents and 1.00.
Mrs. George Randall of Milford guests Mrs. Daniel Barron. Earl Carr of Morrowtown visits his father. Many from here join soldiers reunion at Blanchester Thursday. Eva Needham and mother plan winter with Columbus relatives. William Burdsall hosts Milford relatives. Mrs. Charles Graham, a Modest, visits Isaac Rosnickle. Quarterly meeting draws many visitors. Gaylord Needham of Marathon visits parents. Strowhoover family attends Baptist Association in Norwood. Florenceark improving after illness. Orville Shumard and family visit Blanchester. Edwin Ely of Batavia calls on friends. William Carr trips to Lerado. Kemper Losey in Blanchester. Samuel Collins of Dayton visits. John Williams visits Belfast. Earl and Floyd Ridings of Goshen visit brother Wen. Mayden, Estil in RP. Storer returns from Cincinnati. Mrs. Crealed the of Mies Be oe. George Heithut traneslated in mati. Bethel resident engaged in business. Planck in union meeting. Street Commissioner Viers busy.
When the medicine you take cures your disease it tones up your system and gives vigor. Foley Kid ne Pilledo offered for back ache headache nervousness loss of appetite sleeplessness and general weakness caused by kidney or bladder disorders. Sold by all druggists.
Reports say a force of men engaged last week in building concrete crossings, a project much needed for local infrastructure. Local residents, visitors, and church groups are noted in social entries, with several moving or traveling between Bethel Cincinnati Dayton and Batavia.
The advertisement promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a quick remedy for backache and kidney symptoms. It features a Batavia Ohio testimonial from G Wasner praising the product and urges readers to try it. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is the sole US agent.
Mrs. Howard Eister of Lancaster Ohio and Miss Amelia Creig of Connersville Ind were recent guests of Mrs. Jesse Smith. Numerous visits with friends and relatives are noted including Mrs Jennie Shockley hosting a city guest Mrs Eva McMurchy and children visit Lindale and Owensville hosts Mrs Laura Brotherton. Funeral for Mrs David Doughty held at Pamalet with Christian Church cemetery interment.
Ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as regulators for keen brain and strong body. Claims indomitable will and energy follow from balanced Stomach Liver Kidneys and Bowels, priced 25 cents at all druggists.
Mrs. Hypea with Par fuests James Ombs family Buonesses rec outh A hertex are visiting relatives wiayton Mi and Cl har d epending aris weeks are firepewna Misses Emily and Luella Fomorin were observed visiting kin in midwestern towns amid unclear names and dates.
The expression can be depended upon describes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is presented as never failing to cure diarrhoea dysentery or bowel complaints and is pleasant to take for both children and adults. Sold by all dealers.
Community names appear in a sequence of visits calls and family news. Attendees include J A Conover and family, Mrs J L Fomorin, Mrs John Snider, Miss Luella Fomorin, Ralph McKay Jr, Mrs Joseph Spencer, Harry Foster and wife, Miss Grace Shumard, Rev Burdsall, Mrs Emma Apgar, L F Forseille, Miss Nettie Apgar, Misses Conway of Cincinnati, Louis Davis, Mrs Margaret Feller, Dr and Mrs Rutledge, Miss Blanche Foster, Miss Cecelia Snider, Al Christy and wife, Miss Mary Snider. Sidewalk bid opening scheduled for Friday Sept 30. Extra visits noted among residents and relatives at Batavia Williams Corner Milford Orwood Blanchester Marathon and nearby towns.
Watertown Wisconsin man J A Swensen credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with ending a decade of eczema after 15 doctors failed. The ad touts the salve as infallible for skin eruptions eczema salt rheum boils fever sores burns scalds cuts and piles and lists 25 cents at druggists.
The brief items note Hugh Davidson resuming studies at Cincinnati University and several local visits and illnesses. Wedding of Anna M Harry to Edgar R Reed performed by J B Dickhaus. References to Electric Bitters ads and various travels, visits, and family news across Hyde Park Newport and surrounding towns.
An ad claims Foley's Honey and Tar is safe for children and free of opiates or harmful drugs. It urges buyers to get the genuine product in the yellow package and notes it is sold by all.
Mrs Mary Cushard widow of the late William Cushard died at her home on November 23 at age 75 after several months of illness. She leaves three daughters and two sons. Funeral services were held at the Rome on Sunday afternoon with interment in the local cemetery.
Mrs Charles O Boys dies at home after long illness in September. Funeral in Christian church with D A lodge pallbearers. interment Mt Peasant cemetery. Cora Primer, 24, dies of consumption in Neville. funeral at Neville M E church SRU Dayay. Also notes of visitors, sickness, and residents returning to city.
Mr and Mrs Charles Bingamen of Batavia visited Arthur Ferree on Sunday. Miss Zoah Glancy of Greenberry spent Sunday with sister Mrs F A Thirey. The little son of Harry Brunk of Lebanon was brought here for burial Sunday afternoon. Rally Day at the Presbyterian church is set for next Sunday morning and afternoon with services at night. Miss Grace Shumard funeral held at Owensville Sunday. Mary Duchemin visited sister Mrs Lina Rogers in Madisonville. Bertha McMullen returned home Thursday from Cincinnati visit.
Miss Minnie Pickard of Altamahama North Carolina says D D D cured her eczema after three years. The ad touts D D D with oil of wintergreen thymol and other ingredients as a penetrating, harmless remedy for skin troubles. A 25 cent bottle is offered with testimonials from J C Scott Bethel Ohio.
Miss Stella Hackett plans an opening for a military store in the rooms formerly used by Kearns as a grocery with events set for October 7 and 8. Several local residents and visitors are noted, including Ivy Hutson from Newtown schools, Misses Hutson, Mott, Short, and Spence, plus various neighbors and families visiting in Amelia.
Will Kranz of Summerside had a horse enter a corn field last week and while trying to drive it out the animal fell and broke its hind leg at the knee, splintering the bone. Dr. Smythe of Batavia advised humane killing.
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