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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1906
Page
11
The advertisement praises foundation in tailoring and warns against shoddy firms. It emphasizes a good fit and garment personality, promising up-to-date styles with distinctive air and good taste, supported by experience and facilities.
Mrs Dr McCutchen visited with her parents at Sticklersville and returned Monday. Many townsfolk attended Wallace show. numerous residents visited Unionville and Des Moines areas. Notable incidents include Ira Taylor’s fine heifer killed by a train and a boy's narrow accident by an ax. Community news covers relatives, visits, farming, storms, and church events across nearby towns.
Violet notes Sunday school at ten a m with Mrs N Miller visiting Extine relatives this week. Baughman family spent Sunday at A Sherer home. Traxler family visited Jesse Ulrich. Neta Beard is seriously ill. Verta Miller returned home from R W Musgrove visit. Laura Sadie Porter Jennie Hart and W N Baughman visited Albert Houston in Omaha.
Williams and family of Sala Place come back from a weeklong visit to California to see Mr and Mrs Bud Holt and Mrs Hodge. The report notes a family gathering and travel from Union to their home in California.
Gray Beard weather brought four good rains last week and a large Sunday school rally crowd. Attendance at the Chautauqua in Allerton prompted talk of one closer to home. Miss Susie Howard returned from Kirksville summer school while Dora Scott came home from Oklahoma with rain noted there. Mundon went to Chicago early in the week and temperance lecture at Erio disappointed many. Mrs Stewart fell Saturday injuring her, doctors later called to treat her.
A dated list assigns dramatic causes to monarchs, naming Henry I Edward VI Charles I Richard III George II Henry VIII George IV Henry VII James II William III Edward V Edward III Richard II Henry VI William the Conqueror and others as dying from gluttony drunkenness apoplexy heartbreak and related vices, with anecdotes about courts and fate.
Scientific specials report a 1 percent vanadium addition raising steel tensile strength from 61 to 69 tons per square inch. German scientists announce a new anaesthetic allypine with cocaine-like pain relief without its side effects. Ultraviolet light effects on glass shown at high altitude with insulators turning purple. Studies suggest men hear better than women, and right ears outperform left. Atmosphere dust varies city to countryside with organic content and metals like nickel and cobalt common in urban dust.
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