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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1900
Page
8
The column reports warm weather with recent rains and active farming. Corn stalks are tall, turnips sown, and ponds being dug. Local residents mentioned include Oliver Bags selling produce, Mrs. Corder Summers returning from Kansas, and Bertha Wymore’s funeral.
An ad note claims antipyrine relieves headaches but warns it harms the heart and damages kidneys. Krause's 4 1/2 inch lache Capsules are advertised as containing no antipyre, chloral, morphine, or injurious ingredients and are said to cure quickly and give a clear head. Sold by A. W. Lane for 25 cents.
Mrs. Ella Holman of Green Castle visits relatives here. Charles Moore and Miss Florence Phtida wed on Sunday the 12th. The Shumate daughter Mrs. Pe has a sick child. Miss Villa Stephens returns home. millinery stock closed at Wilmothville. Ed Leonard and family visited Frank Stephens Sunday. Sunday School picnic near Bethel Church August 25. Constipation ad touts Heentne with 60 cents. Mount Harmony notes fine weather and dry conditions. Pole raising at Hartford drew crowds. Western trip recalls jack rabbits and prairie dogs. premium for most scalps at Trenton, Nebraska. Chinch bugs and grasshoppers hurt corn. spring wheat yields low. irrigation crops fare better.
An old advertisement asserts backaches stem from kidney disorder and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy. It notes Noah Martin of Graysville as a user and mentions Ott Hogg moving from Quakerville. Ben Guffey and wife celebrate the birth of a girl.
The fragment lists residents in Kirksville Unionville Julesburg and nearby areas with visits sales and moves. Nellie Mullenix and Doc Foster wed with Rev John Archer officiating. Pearl Schuster plans an August 29 sale and near-term move to Kirksville. George Miller and Rev Wakeman enticed students to Avalon College in Trenton. Eugene Cassaday trades back to Kansas then a return to his old land.
George D. Williams of Manchester Michigan asserts his wife, bedridden for five years, was restored to work after using two bottles of Electric Bitters. He says the remedy quickly cures female diseases, nervousness, sleeplessness, melancholy, headache, fainting spells. Cure guaranteed. Price 50 cents. Sold by Noah Martin, Druggist.
A long local column reports widespread moves to Oklahoma with many families planning to depart by wagon around the first of October. Watering rains improve pastures, threshing continues, and numerous names and households are listed among illnesses, visits, and social events in the Missouri area.
An advertisement states that Scott's Emulsion treats thin blood weak lungs and paleness in all weather. It describes the emulsion as creamy and pleasantly tasting and notes a price of two dollars in drugstores.
Twenty nine soldiers report Bucklen’s Army Salve as best for scratches bruises cuts wounds sore feet and joints skin eruptions burns piles and more. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Noah Martin druggist.
Miss Bertha Wymore born August 6 1878 in Green County Kansas died August 15 1900 at home of her parents in Putnam County Missouri aged 22 years 9 days She was the second child suffered pain but kept faith joined Wesley Chapel M E Church in 1896 Funeral and interment at West Liberty church and cemetery August 17 1900 by H M Ingram believed at rest with Jesus and angels
Medical claim states deafness cannot be cured by local applications and that nine of ten cases stem from catarrh. Offers 100 dollars for any deafness due to catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Includes circulars from F. J. Cuenzy & Co. Toledo Ohio and mentions Hall's Family Pills sold by druggists for 75 cents.
A biting take on repeated campaign rhetoric and voter fatigue. The piece portrays familiar talk, sturdy nerves, and the persistent trumpet of politics as race results loom.
Nosh Martin claims Foley's Kidney Cure will restore strength and vigor by making the kidneys well amid general busting fatigue and back ache. The article notes over six inches of rain fell in central Iowa last week as a weather detail.
A historical health notice promotes regular bowels as a duty and warns of piles as a penalty. It advises taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets when needed to stay regular, priced at 25 cents and sold by Noah Martin.
A report from Lucerne describes Clyde Thompson leaping from a north bound local freight train mid journey. He fractured both bones in his right leg after being hurled to the ground. Companions Dick Petit Roy Jozen and Robbs’ son escaped without injury during the attempted stop.
A woman who suffered three years from nervous prostration credits Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound with a full cure after two bottles. She claims she hardly knows she has nerves now and calls it a wonderful remedy sold by A. W. Lane.
Meeting at Fairview M E church next Friday evening August 24 at 8 p m invites church and community. Basket meeting at West Liberty next Sunday August 26 with morning and afternoon services. Public invited to come with baskets and stay all day to worship in the leafy grove referred to as God’s first temples. H M Ingram pastor.
Readers warned of insurer promotions claiming broad fire light ning cyclone and burglary coverage from top companies. The note cautions about aggressive sales language and potential gaps in policy terms.
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