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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1908
Page
6
An old advertisement extols a product called Little Liver Pills claiming unique curative powers for liver and blood. It touts popularity and long-standing market presence, urging readers to try the remedy and noting its superior effectiveness compared with other tonics sold locally.
A large fire at Govington Kew incinerated a tobacco warehouse valued at 105 000 and about 314 000 worth of dwelling houses. The blaze was ruled incendiary. No other injuries reported.
The Kansas City Star notes two rival Texas party camps Bailey Democratic and Anti Bailey Democratic. Moody comments on biblical views of marriage. Escaped convict Gavner surrenders to Texas Governor Campbell after a 1200 mile trek and attempts to seek a pardon. Fundraising drives and local meetings referenced amid subscription aims.
Readable text shows scattered letters and partial fragments without identifiable people places organizations dates or events, preventing a definite summary beyond noting a damaged OCR fragment.
A column mocks coffee claims describing a doctor backed health drink made from pure grains and malt. Governor Folk proclaims Arbor Day on Friday April 10. Chicago faces annual losses of over 5 million dollars due to Water Bureau meter tampering, with 192 million gallons unaccounted daily.
An advertisement touts Cooper's New Bies purifier promising cleansing of blood and body improvement. The piece includes repeated hype and a flamboyant claim of health benefits. A clipping also notes a prize of 8500 from the ASPCA for humane killing device for food animals and a remark about Roosevelt and Bryan on nomination trends.
The page features drugstore pitches for Foley's Honey and Tar claims and Dr Shoop Night Cure with warnings against substitutes, a bank fire destroying HB H1 residence and burglary suspicion, and farmers holding over last year’s wheat crop valued at 148 721 000 bushels with regional price notes from 26 to 90 cents and 31 a bushel for export.
Article discusses constipation remedies like Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup and Kino Laxatives Fruit Syrup claiming to stimulate liver and bowels without causing nausea. It mentions an anti bootlegger campaign in Schuler county with eleven cases tried and fines totaling 15000 dollars, and twelve more to be tried this week.
An old advertisement urges readers that no one is immune from kidney trouble and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure to stop irregularities and curb bladder issues within medical reach. Signed by Noah Martin.
The federal Congress will convene a special session on April 4 to undertake tariff revision. Officials anticipate debate over duties and trade policy as lawmakers address import costs and economic impact.
Stagnation of liver and bowels blamed for trouble and headaches. King's New Bite Pills advertised as reliable purifiers that work without grinding or griping. Available 250 at Nash Martin's drug store.
Fragmented OCR describes a patent medicine, Yeing's New Biroorny, claimed to cure coughs and lung disease. It is advertised as the best remedy with immediate effect and offered under a store guarantee at Martin's drug store for 650c and a 1.00 dollar trial bottle.
Local preachers press newspapers to trumpet successful marriages at Centerville ceremonies. The tactic aims to drum up business though it may alienate some couples who prefer privacy or skepticism about the unions.
Nine years ago Mr C Farthing of Mill Creek Indian Territory recalls near death from weakness. A druggist recommended Electric Bitters, and after a bottle his strength returned. He credits the tonic with pulling him back from the grave and keeping him well since. Sold under guarantees at Noah Martin's drug store.
A powerful storm swept across southern Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama on Monday causing extensive damage to rail lines and properties. Dozens of buildings were destroyed or damaged and several people were killed with many others injured.
A testimonial claims a twenty year health benefit from Bucklen's Arnica Salve for piles, while a Denver post office reports the discovery of a dead baby’s body in the mail last week.
An older newspaper note warns kidney trouble is insidious and suggests Foley’s Kidney Cure to correct irregularities and prevent Bright’s disease and diabetes. A Senate bill last week appropriated $50,000 for a Maryville post office building.
Foley’s Honey and Tsar for coughs colds and lung troubles claims exemption from the National Pure Food and Drug Law due to no opiates or harmful drugs. Noah Martin of The Standard Oil Company of Indiana notes a major appeals brief filed in the US Circuit Court from a large fine, while Dr Shoop’s Restorative is advertised as a safe tonic for fatigue and sluggish bowels.
A Moorestown New Jersey resident Mrs Arthur R House says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her fibroid tumor after years of severe pain and ailment. The testimonial claims the product healed backache and menstrual issues and invites other sick women to write for advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
Knights of Pythias lodges of St. Joseph work to locate and fund a Pythian home costing 150000 dollars. The 350-person facility by the Grand Domain of Missouri would shelter widows and orphans and provide a retreat and aging support for members in need.
A period drug advertisement touts Dr Shoop’s Pink Pain Tablets as quick pain relief by redistributing blood from pain centers. It claims 20 minutes to relief with 20 tablets costing 25 cents and directs readers to write Dr Shoop in Racine Wisconsin for a free package.
The Waters-Pierce Oil Company in Texas was denied a rehearing last week after judgments totaling over 1,650,000 in favor of the State. Also cited are health ad claims about Foley's Kidney Cure and remarks by Gifford Pinchot on timber reserves and private ownership, plus a fire at Puls Lake public school in Iowa with a 3,000 dollar loss.
A tract discusses Jesus as the door to the fold and as the good shepherd. It reflects on the parable’s twofold meaning, the contrast with Pharisaic leaders, and how entry and guidance lead to life and pasture. References to scripture and century Bible teachings frame the interpretation.
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