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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1909
Page
6
The item mocks a coffee substitute Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee claiming it uses toasted grains and nuts to imitate coffee flavor. It notes the product as quick to brew and sold widely, while a local editorial criticizes lawmakers for passing numerous laws likely unenforced.
A. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana recounts a three month summer cold improved by Foley's Honey and Tar after other medicines failed. His wife reports the same success with the product. The piece notes the next National Encampment of the G A R will be at Atlantic City New Jersey. St Louis opposed the selection but lost.
A Tenn resident claims recovery from deadly lung hemorrhages after using Dr King s New Discovery for three weeks. The testimonial praises relief of coughs colds and bronchial ailments and notes a trial bottle is free with purchase guarded by Noah Martin.
The state board of health in Kansas directs all school houses to be cleaned and fumigated and the grounds tidied during summer vacation. This keeps facilities sanitary and free of pests before the new term begins.
An old advertisement extols Dr Shoop's Restorative as remedy for stomach heart and kidney weakness. It claims to strengthen internal nerves rather than drugs and urges buying tablets or liquid from dealers. Military aerial record mention appears as a separate note about Lt Mina.
The Chinese government advances plans to build railroads in Manchuria marking a notable shift in official policy on railway construction and development in the region.
A short ad promotes Dr Shoop Night Cure and Book No 4 for Women free from Racine Wisconsin, touting soothing antiseptic suppositories and quick healing. Also notes Rock Island railroad ordering 5000 freight cars and fifty locomotives. Foley’s Kidney Pills advertised to strengthen kidneys and cleanse blood. Reports Noah Ap earthquake damage in northern Japan last Friday and Saturday.
An advertisement cites Dr. King's New Life Pills as a remedy for liver trouble and overall health, priced at 25 cents from Noah Martins. It notes over 100 steel workers have deserted Gary, Illinois, due to bootleg restrictions.
A medical advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the remedy for inflamed boils sores eczema and piles with a 28 cent price at Noah Martins C F Williard. The item also mentions Foley's Urine Laxative for stomach trouble and a fatal D and RG Railroad collision near Colorado Springs caused by miscommunication leaving nine dead and fifty injured.
A testimonial states that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved kidney discomfort and helped regain energy. The user claims a short course procured at Martin's drug store restored health and aided a child as well. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY markets Doan's nationwide. price 50 cents.
A 76 year old Delaware man proclaims 33 offspring after twins were born to his third wife. He notes his substantial contribution to national wealth through his extensive family.
Take notice all persons are advised to use Foley's Kidney Pills for back ache rheumatism and kidney and bladder trouble they are healing antiseptic and correct urinary irregularities which if neglected may develop into a serious illness they restore health and strength do not neglect signs of kidney or bladder trouble or risk Brights disease or diabetes Noah Martin Next is an onion trust involving Bermuda onion growers in Texas who have formed a combination to control the price of their crop
A fragmented OCR page shows ads for Hall's Catarrh Cure and foreshadowed medical products, remedies, and testimonials. It also includes political notes about governors meeting President Taft in St Louis, Foley's Kidney Remedy claims, Dr Shoop Pink Pain Tablets, and Department of Commerce shifts, plus references to Texas railroads and election concerns in a city.
Multiple conveyances recorded in Unionville Missouri with W O Robbins Joseph Miller and E L Sharp among parties. Transfers include blocks 7 14 32 and 35 parcels and various out lots with values from 75 to 3600 dollars. Names include Pratt Miller Chrisman Obriaman Hayes Bayes Cook Watson Rumbley Payne Pile Hartford Morgan Smith and others.
In Montgomery on August 13 the House pushed the Fuller bill to ban all liquor sales and advertising, bar saloon terms, authorize raids and seizure of goods, and require corporations to vow not to permit alcohol. Revenue licenses presumed guilty, sheriffs to root out licenses, with grand juries indicting on license evidence and prosecutions funded by solicitors. The measure aims to exclude newspapers from the bill despite strong opposition.
The Milan Republican reports Nature acts oddly on a farm near Reger with two freak colts. One born without a tall, the other with a fifth leg growing from near the knee. Both colts are sound and well formed except for the extra limb. The five legged colt walks normally, though the fifth foot does not reach the ground.
Victory Mr Willie Jones was working last week. G W Medlin sold his calves to Albert Anderson at week for 15 dollars per head. Mr and Mrs B Ty Spaw and family attended a gathering with relatives at the Bowmer home of Fred Gillum on Saturday. The text also mentions a fine mare and various local names and fragments from community notices.
A long excerpt chronicles Paul’s travels through Asia and Macedonia and the clash with Ephesus over the gospel. It details the Demetrius guild dispute, the threat to Diana worship, the mob’s assault on Paul’s companions, and the town clerk’s intervention. Local Christians face persecution amid a struggle between pagan commerce and new faith.
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