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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1900
Page
2
An Ivory Soap advertisement touts a “suit of white” lather covering the body. It claims the lather removes surface impurities when washed off with tepid water, urging use of pure soap and claiming 99 4 percent purity.
A compact roundup notes Governor Roosevelt speaking plans in eight Missouri towns including Chillicothe. mentions W S Leeper praised as the Golden Tongued orator. soldiers reunion in Macon with a Roosevelt address hoped for. curfew talk in Kirkville. remedies and pills advertised. assorted local gossip from Chillicothe to Bensonhurst and Whit ney regarding politics, divorces, and a court hearing.
Former Kansas U S Senator John James Ingalls died in Las Vegas New Mexico at about 2 30 last Thursday morning after a period of illness. He was born December 24 1833 in Middleton Massachusetts and moved to Kansas in 1858. He served in the state constitutional convention the first Kansas Senate and two terms in the U S Senate. He died after a long career noted for sharp wit and notable debate with Indiana Senator Vorhees. Six of his eleven children survive him and his funeral was held in Atchison Kansas.
Noah Martin warns that delaying Foley's Kidney Cure until Bright's disease and diabetes progress leads to high death risk. The ad emphasizes early symptoms and urges prompt treatment with Foley's Cure as a certain remedy.
A reader reports a talk in the park by Mr Will Marshall and Mr. Perry Roberts on silver coinage. He presents Mint figures showing high coinage of gold and silver in recent years and argues Republicans should act for silver, contrasting with Democratic calls for free coinage and criticizing the feasibility of unrestricted silver coinage.
An old advertisement touts Blood Balm B B B as a deep seated cure for blood poison. It lists symptoms such as mouth sores, skin eruptions, bone pains, swollen glands, and hair loss, claiming full body restoration. It offers free trial bottles and states price options of $1 per bottle or six bottles for $4 through Blood Balm Co in Atlanta and Monroe & Howard as local sellers.
In 1906 McKinley era style rhetoric argues idle money should be put to work via gainful pursuits to create wages and consumer markets. It condemns silver demonetization and urges returning to constitutional money to lift the depression and reward labor. The piece claims responsibility lies with ending the gold standard and uprooting it to right the economy.
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for poor appetite. It claims the tonic awakens appetite and nourishes the body, followed by praise for Hood's Pills as the best family cathartic.
Shelbyville Herald notes the Kidou and St. Louis railroad survey near Putnam county stalls due to Southern Texas floods. J E Houghland, 2nd Vice President of the Louis railroad, cites contract delays and a distant start date. An iceberg sighting and pests add to agricultural concerns.
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