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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1908
Page
6
The ex marshal Tom Barnett once tied to naturalization frauds in St Louis was freed Saturday with his term expiring Sunday though release occurs the day before when the anniversary falls on Sunday. The report notes his prior conviction and release timing.
The passage notes pending actions against the Duster and describes Gulf Refining Company as an active competitor to Watera-Pierce, a Standard Oil concern, with agencies in major state cities.
A fragment shows Mrs. M M Davison praising Electric Bitters as a remedy and promoting Dr Shoops Restorative for nerve and general health restoration with dealer sales noted. It also mentions a Columbus city ordinance for a $25 per day soliciting license and hints at similar actions in Kirksville and Moberly.
M T Eyock editor of the Phillipsburg Daily Post extols Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds noting it as superior to others. He credits Noah Martin for selling it. The Brookfield Gazette notes graveyards were urged to vote in the recent primary and criticizes the primary law for allowing such voting.
The Blees Military Academy at Ma con will admit students from Russia and Japan for the coming session to gain real warfare experience. Brookfield Gazette describes the likely impact on the academy and its pupils.
A medical ad cites Foley's Kidney Cure as helping men past sixty with prostate and kidney trouble while also reporting Noah Martin and the Baldwin air ship making a record flight at Fort Myer. The dirigible flew two hours five minutes over a five mile course.
In Racine Wisconsin the Shoop line markets a night care product for women and claims antiseptic suppositories. A July report notes foreign immigration fell 72 percent compared with July 1907.
R A Gray of Oakville Ind reports severe kidney disease confined him to bed until Foley's Kidney Cure was prescribed. He credits the remedy as a Godsend after consulting top medical skill. Noah Martin sells the product locally. A Springfield danger note states Boyd, riding with Howard Testerman, shot Lora Clark with a pistol. the wound is feared fatal.
East Poland resident W Stone endorses ee pote Salve for sore feet and wounds. Nash Martin’s drug store sells it for 25c under guarantee. Dr Shoop’s Restorative advertised as nerve strengthener with tablets or liquid. Glenwood Old Settlers Reunion happens in the last four days of the week.
Mrs. Chas E Smith of West Franklin Maine endorses Dr g's New Life Pills as a painless laxative that works without fuss. The product, sold at Noah Martins drug store for 25 cents, is advertised alongside other remedies and guarantees. In Neosho a local option vote last Wednesday produced a 55 vote dry victory amid a bitter campaign. Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup also promotes a money back guarantee for constipation and indigestion.
The Milan Merchants Fair opened yesterday in Cabtonia and will close Friday. The annual meeting of the National Editorial Association was held at St. Paul Minnesota last week.
A garbled blast of old advertisements and notices mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and a $100 reward, plus Foley's Kidney Guide and Foley's Hone Heart with dubious claims. It references Wabash depot work in Kirksville, a dog hospital gift in Milwaukee, depose Abdul Hamid II, and a St. Louis buggy production world record, all from scattered OCR text.
A fragment notes that Mrs Pimkham offered guidance to women suffering periodic pains backache and related symptoms. She claimed to have helped thousands regain health and invited letters for advice. The text is incomplete but reflects period health cure promotion.
Six hours of fire in the Stamboul Moham medan area of Constantinople destroys 1500 houses and shops inside the Theodosian walls. Mosques mausoleums baths bazaars and government offices suffer damage amid a history of prior devastation and rebuilding. Missouri Anti aatoon League official G Robinson resigns for ill health and Rev J E Moore of Columbus is elected successor.
A late cheap note advertises a good piano available through Weatherford's flour store. Inquiries encouraged to inquire at the shop for details and price.
Docket lists settlements due at the September term of the Probate Court in Unionville Missouri. Administrators guardians and curators are to present final and several minor settlements for estates of Dean Waite Hall Haley Denny and others with numerous named minors and guardians on September 14 15 and 16 1908.
The article reflects on Davids early years in exile in the Judean wilderness around Ramah and Ziph. It outlines how exile shaped his faith governance and military skill, the development of religious music under his leadership, and his personal growth in self control and virtue. It cites Ellicott and Cambridge Bible notes on specific events including sparing Saul. It emphasizes the value of patience and overcoming evil with good through gentleness.
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