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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1906
Page
9
In Rome Aug 14 American millionaire collectors or their agents allegedly hire burglars to steal artworks from churches when not purchasable. The recent case involves the Robbia bas-relief from St Jean de Ingona near Florence. Some Americans offered large sums. canon refused sale. theft followed. Americans reportedly fled.
Advertisements urge White’s Vermifuge to stop infant crying caused by worms and claim quick improvement. Meanwhile Noah Martin sells the remedy and notes a horse kick injuring Dust of Linneus. Milan begins street paving with A Meats holding contracts, touted as well done and credit to town.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment that cures catarrh in all stages. It claims internal use improves blood and mucous surfaces and offers $100 for any case it cannot cure. Also promotes Hall's family for constipation and mentions politicians asked to Cincinnati reunion on August 3rd.
Incomplete OCR reads as a fragmentary historical ad or notice referencing injuries and medical salves, laborers, and harsh working conditions. The passage hints at offerings for burns and sores, mentions Chinese laborers and toil, and includes garbled phrasing about tests, discounts, and toilsome tasks. The readable bits suggest a late 19th or early 20th century industrial context with dubious marketing.
A sermon on Mark 10 17 31 notes a rich young ruler who seeks eternal life and is told to keep the commandments and sell his possessions. Jesus praises honest virtue but challenges him to an undivided heart and to follow him, warning how wealth can hinder entry to heaven.
An old advertisement warns kidneys and bladder cause many ailments from bed wetting to lack of ambition. It promotes Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer as a mild, immediate remedy with sample offers and testimonials, urging readers to write to Binghamton New York for information and to ensure correct product naming.
An embryonic cyclone struck western and northwestern St Louis County on Thursday afternoon destroying about 50000 dollars of property. Homes and barns collapsed, trees uprooted, and hundreds of acres of corn ruined in a path over a mile wide from Fern Ridge to the Missouri River north of Florissant. Heavy rain followed, flooding creeks and bottom lands, while communication with the city was cut off until morning.
A letter from Huntsville Missouri dated September 16 1902 reports four years of severe kidney and bladder issues and endorses Hall's Great Discovery Texas Wonder as a cure. The testimonial is signed by T W Malone and mentions Dr E W Hall of St Louis Missouri.
This ad promotes Hall's Great Discovery Texas Wonder a remedy claimed to cure kidney and bladder issues including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. It offers mail order at 81 with two months treatment per bottle and notes testimonials and a local Missouri seller.
The first step toward making Jefferson barracks a recruit training station is taken while removing regular army units. Col. Robert K. Evans will receive the chief command as Fort Slocum and Columbus barracks are identified for similar winter stations to train recruits for rapid assignment nationwide.
A garbled review notes that about one million divorces were granted across the country based on census estimates. It hints at official attitudes and shifts in social policy, referencing court actions and demographic data while unclear on exact figures or dates.
Cattle and sheep raisers on the Gila reservation area in New Mexico urge action as wolves and mountain lions proliferate after reserves were established. They warn the predators threaten grazing and request the president to visit with allies capable of handling rifles.
E H Wolfe of Bear Grove Indiana credits Electric Bitters with ending two years of kidney trouble and general debility. The tonic is praised as a sure remedy for stomach liver and kidney complaints and other listed ailments, sold at Nash Martin's drug store for 50 cents.
An advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promises relief from worry about wrinkles. A woman fears aging, then worries no more after using the product. It claims a bright, smiling face after use and lists price at 35 cents for tea or tablets by Noah Martin.
Missouri stands with Maj. Wm. Warner in Congress as a strong, loyal defender of the state's and nation's interests. He is praised as a fearless, stalwart advocate for the country and its enduring honor amid trying times.
A fragment mentions a positive cure and relief related to a medical condition. It references individuals or entities unclear due to garbled text but implies pursuit of treatment or remedy. The readable portions point to medical context without clear names or places.
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