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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1906
Page
9
A Willow Springs letter from July 25 0 describes the Ozark Ridge country south of Willow Springs Missouri The writer details geology soils forests and farming prospects including climate soil improvements burning practices and crops while inviting others to relocate and buy land near Willow Springs. publication appears in a Republican paper.
A reader signs a testimonial claiming the Texas Wonder patent medicine cured four years of hidnes and bladder trouble for Huners Mer Sept de Dade Ir FO OW Hall St Lanvin Mo. The letter, dated in a period style, praises the product and offers a cheerful recommendation from T W Malone.
A small bottle labeled Texas Wonder promises to cure kidney and bladder issues in men and women, including diabetes, rheumatism, and bladder irregularities in children. The advertisement offers mail delivery from Dr E W Hall and lists L H Howard in Illinois as a seller.
Brookfield Gazette notes the Brookfield and Marceline project once called a pipe dream now extends from Carrollton to Burlington and may reach farther. public optimism endures as the line grows. Noah Martin and Sam B. Cook exchange letters regarding legal verdicts against St. Louis newspapers, suggesting Cook could soon be in comfortable circumstances.
An old notice touts Dr King’s New Pills as a guaranteed remedy for biliousness and constipation. It claims satisfaction for all and lists Noah Martin’s drug store as the seller in Magnolia.
A Mexican mining magnate, owner of the Las Vegas mine in Sonora and principal owner of the Winton Mining and Smelting Co, plans to travel to Europe for a cure. At 55, he has spent over a million on treatment and now offers up to five million or more for a cure, risking his vast estate. He lives in Mexico with his wife and seven daughters, and has faced the disease since five years ago in Australia. Also noted are medical advertisements and Iowa divorce court criticisms.
A historical notice extols Rocky Mountain Pea as a healthful remedy for children and families, promising vigor and beauty. It references veterans and old maids, suggesting broad use and appeal across households.
July 4 accident in Wenona Til through a toy pistol explosion causes the death of 11 year old Ethel Lingren. Authorities report the device misfired leading to fatal injury and prompt investigation.
Readers learn of Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed to be a constitutional internal treatment that attacks blood and mucous surfaces to erase the disease. The makers offer 100 dollars to any case not cured, with testimonials available. Also notes about a geese hunting license substitute and a political remark on President Roosevelt's potential action in a Tennessee case.
E H Wolfe of Bear Grove Illinois found relief from years of kidney trouble and pain after using Electric Bitters. He credits the remedy with removing debilitating symptoms including headaches dizziness and general debility. Guaranteed by Nash Martins drug store.
The article highlights L. T. Cooper in Nashville Tenn whose New Discovery Medicine is praised for relieving stomach and kidney troubles rheumatism deafness and catarrh. It cites W. F. Anderson a leading auto dealer praising the cure and notes broader public interest and local agency at L. H. Howards Drug Store with reports of remarkable improvements and demand.
The jury in Fulton Missouri acquitted Mrs Edmund Bails of being an accessory to the killing of Jay Lander, murdered by her husband. They were out forty hours before reaching the verdict.
The piece notes the only Hickory Nut Ranch in the state, owned and operated by FD Shackleford, brother of Congressman JD Shackleford. It mentions the abundant hickory nut tree, valued for timber for axe handles and other uses, as the crop remains lesser known.
A vintage advertisement urges parents not to fear severe colds or pneumonia praising Ballard’s Horehound Syrup as a remedy for coughs bronchitis and colds. Mrs Hall of Sioux Falls S D reports five years of use with wonderful results, sold by Noah Martin.
Patrick Woods aged 64 of Alpha Grundy County attacked his son Christopher with an ax. Christopher defended himself with a club and Woods died from his injuries. A coroner's jury ruled the death justifiable homicide.
In St. Louis circuit court Judge Ryan denied a divorce to Mrs. Orvil Davis Jones of Edina Missouri. The case had been under advisement about a month and the court found that her accusation that her husband kissed her by mistake thinking she was the negro maid was not substantiated.
Major Hamm editor of the Constitutionalist Eminence recalls a four year-old assault by Pea and an alleged cure by Bucklas Nena Satye. He touts a quick healer for burns and wounds from Noah Martins drug store. Frans Folk adds Ed Butler and the Jefferson Club to the Democratic Executive Committee to aid the campaign.
Mr. I. T. Bogg, a prominent merchant of Willow Point Texas, endorses Ballard's Snow Liniment as the best all round liniment for rheumatism burns cuts contracted muscles sore chest and related pains. The claim promises instant relief and a positive cure.
The trial of the first of the Springfield rioters accused in the hangings and arson of three innocent African Americans last April will occur this month.
Galveston’s sea wall makes life safer in the city, while E. E. Goodloe of Waco says Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption keeps him well. He reports previous years of worsening coughs now gone. Cures chronic coughs, lagrippe, croup, whooping cough and prevents pneumonia. Pleasant to take and guaranteed at Noah Martin’s drug store. Price 50 cents and 1.00. Trial bottle free.
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