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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1900
Page
3
A vintage ad asserts that Remed y equals Peruna and features teaching references and an offer for a free book for women. It mentions Dr. Hirtman in Columbus and a women only promotion, with ambiguous wording throughout.
A historical political debate is recounted citing Editorials from 1864 and 1884 arguing against Abraham Lincoln and later McKinley policies. The Indianapolis Sentinel is described as denouncing imperial ambition, warning that reelection would end the republic, consolidate empire, and threaten constitutional rights.
The piece argues Mr. Bryan and allies revive 1864 antiimperialist fires, noting Lincoln faced similar charges and calling on Democrats to mine old speeches for ammunition. It suggests many Democratic papers warned of imperialism when Lincoln ran for a second term and warns against repeating history.
Rev. A A Power of Empona Kan credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with curing a severe bilious colic attack after two doses. He recounts helping a neighbor who recovered after taking his bottle once, noting the neighbor had failed with conventional doctors. For sale by Noah Martin druggist.
The piece notes George Fred Williams of Massachusetts accusing U S troops in the Philippines of murder. It mentions Kansas City pamphlets by the Filipino central committee urging Americans to halt the war, reflecting protests against U S authority in its dominion.
A testimonial from Mrs Sarina Archambo of Charlemont Massachusetts credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving fatigue dizziness headaches weak digestion womb pains and leucorrhea after childbirth. She reports renewed strength appetite and sleep and urges others to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
The Kansas City Star argues the Democratic party once aided enemies of the flag and warns that Filipinos fighting against U S forces are insurgents. It compares current aid to disunion era stakes and notes the reliance on a fragile staff similar to Confederate rebels.
Mrs Geo Long of New Straitsville Ohio reports a frightful cough kept her awake night after night. After trying remedies she was urged to use Dr King’s New Discovery and was wholly cured. The medicine also cured Mr Long of a severe pneumonia attack. It cures throat chest and lung troubles. Price 500 and 100. Guaranteed. Trial bottles free at Noah Martin’s.
A Porto Rican manifesto from July 25 decries U S imperialism and lists losses such as stamp paper duties, taxes, and colonial controls, contrasting with claimed gains like home rights and autonomous municipalities. It argues one year of Republican rule brings militarism, commercialism, and demoralization.
The Chicago Inter Ocean discusses William Jennings Bryan proposing a special session to protect the Philippines against perceived imperial influence and cites Emilio Aguinaldo. It also notes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve ads claiming counterfeiters and profiles Collis P. Huntington, detailing his death near Utica at age 78 and his rise from peddler to railroad magnate with vast fortune estimates.
In Deming New Mexico QO P Holliday reports his baby suffered during June with frequent bowels and stomach sickness. He credited Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy giving four drops in water and the baby's condition improved at once. For sale by Noah Martin druggist.
The Bethany Republican reports Dalton will stump for governor candidate Honest Joe Flory. The move unsettles Banker Dockery, who fears it will force extra bar openings costing him thousands beyond a four year salary, highlighting the high stakes for state leaders.
Mrs Q E Dut ton of Danville Illinois writes that both her children suffered whooping cough. A small bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar gave relief and she used 930 gent bottles, saving a doctor's bill. Noah Martin.
Judge quotes a discussion about youth reading Indian stories and running away from home. Jones says boys used to escape with false ideas about natives. Smith counters that now they read magazines and go to the city to marry a girl promoted in a corset advertisement.
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills for headaches and says the product forms pure blood and improves health. price 25 cents with money back guarantee. A late report misstates Senator Butler's stance on McKinley and Bryan. Butler is described as a Populist favoring a VP candidate. A famine note from India contrasts with American digestion issues. Also promotes Kodol Digestive Cure claiming immediate relief.
The Canton Press reports the biggest raft of lumber ever seen on the river. From Clinton to St. Louis the raft measures 2645 feet wide and 738 feet long with 9,000,000 feet of lumber and 60 carloads of shingles and lath on deck. It draws 12 feet of water, comparable to a steam boat.
In St Louis arrangements allow a semi weekly subscription package for 1.50 for one year if joined before October 1, 1900. The Republican billed as best weekly in North Miscou and the Globe-Democrat as top metropolitan paper in the west.
West northwest and southwest routes via Burlington Route. Tickets on sale June 5 and 19, July 3 and 17, Aug. 7 and 21, Sept 18, Oct 2 and 16, Nov 6 and 20, and Dec 4 and 18. Rate one flare plus $2 for round trip. Consultation with N. G. Davis, Agent. Also Heraing remedy advertised for digestive issues at 50 cents. Noah Martin.
Ad claims a $100 anti diuretic miracle for children and youths with bedwetting. Promotes Dr E Detchon’s product as a cure that arrests the problem immediately. Sold for $1 by Monroe and Howard, druggists, Unionville, Missouri.
Obie notes report of Japanese troops near a bush tern in an improvised device. The fragmentary text mentions military action and an improvised explosive device with unclear details and attribution to a source.
C A Hays offers several properties for sale including an 80 acre farm six miles from Unionville with 20 cultivated acres and full fencing, a 240 acre unimproved tract at a bargain, a new four room dwelling on installment at six dollars a month, a 120 acre farm with 40 cultivated acres and a young orchard, plus a second hand square piano and a coal stove available for trade or exchange.
The notice advertises a private loan of $2,000.00 secured by personal or chattel mortgage collateral. It states lender and terms are available to interested borrowers seeking quick financing.
An insurance agent touts reliable service and full policy payout with prompt settlement if a loss occurs. The pitch emphasizes representing reputable old line companies and invites readers to call for a meeting.
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