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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1902
Page
6
A collage of product pitches and local notes. Advertisers tout Rocky Mountain Tea by Noah Martin, along with kidney cures and tonics. The piece mentions Des Moines reports on Missouri lands, a New York health circular, and a fire at Parsons College. It ends noting Rockefeller Jr. and Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment as remedies.
Attorney General Knox told a friend in Atlantic City he left a $70 000 yearly Pittsburg law practice to join the cabinet at $8 000 annually. He notes selling city and country homes for a single Washington residence and spending $72 a day on board in Atlantic City, claiming the cabinet role brings him joy and wealth.
In Keokuk Gate City report a drug advert claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures pneumonia and LaGrippe coughs with no substitutes. The item then notes R G Kirch of Macon won a $60000 contract to build a courthouse jail and sheriff building at Trenton Missouri after a competitive bid with 23 architects. Missouri Democratic papers face tetchy editorials denouncing Lon V Stephens and Bill Phelps, reflecting a difficult press climate.
An advertisement touts a herbal cure for colds with a money back promise if ineffective. E W Grove signs each box. The snippet also notes a neighbor remarking on numerous farms for sale during a farm discussion.
Letter from Ray Kempt of Angola Ind reports four weeks in bed with la grippe until Foley's Honey and Tar cured him after other remedies failed. He advises avoiding substitutes and endorses the product for family use. Also mentions a borax method to keep milk sweet for five days. Canton News notes provide the claims.
iJ A J Montgomery of Paxico reports twin girls plagued by worms for life. After trying many remedies, White's Cream Vermifuge removed four worms then twelve more after two more doses, aiding growth and health. Available for 25 cents at Noah Martins.
Gov. Stanley returned 2000 of 3000 from his annual contingent fund and kept 1000 unused from the clerk hire allotment. Attorney General Goddard returned 1200 of 2000 from his contingent fund. Gov. Leedy exhausted his 8590 annual contingent fund.
Geo W Fry of Viola, Tona reports Kodol eased months of stomach trouble after trying it. A neighbor with dyspepsia also benefited, with gratitude letters following. The ad claims Kodol rebuilds digestion and cures stomach and bowel troubles after meals.
An advertisement argues ascendant appendicitis among Americans stems from constipation rather than seed ingestion. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to prevent digestion issues, claims gentle bowel action, and notes availability from L H Howard in 60c and 1.00 bottles with a testimonial booklet from Pepsin Syrup Co.
The July swarm of bees yields little, but the August egg is valuable this season. Changes in taste or a hens strike push demand higher than usual. Eggs are scarce for this time of year and prices rise.
The advertisement extols Boschee's German Syrup as a celebrated remedy for coughs colds and lung troubles. It claims rapid relief after three doses and notes two million bottles sold annually with US use since 1898. Also mentions fence posts painted with hot tar lasting longer and a pine post set 18 years ago still standing.
A Texas man touts Ballard's Snow Liniment curing his wife's five year paralysis of the arm and aiding old sores frost bites and skin eruptions. Available in 25 50 and 100 cent bottles from Noah Martins. A Chicago Tribune reader recalls mastodon bones found in a Three Oaks Michigan swamp and a farmer recalling a remark about smells while plowing.
A warning describes a light chill and fatigue as early malaria signs. It praises Herbine for liver stimulation that drives malaria germs from the body, purifies blood, and restores health. Available 50c at Noah Mar.
A humorous exchange in the Chicago Tribune features Mr. Hornspike asserting the biting role lies with females while Mrs. Hornspike chuckles that a man told him so. The brief quip captures playful banter on gender and insect behavior.
A. Hays states that many children suffer from opiate tainted cough syrups and urges Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe remedy for coughs croup and lung troubles, emphasizing it contains no opiates or poisons.
From the Philadelphia Press a conversation is recounted where an evangelist asks a young man if he wishes to be saved. The youth Bakeley replies he is only just beginning to be lost, signaling a wavering faith and a humorous defiance in the face of revival.
A concise study notes the Israelite wilderness wanderings from Sinai toward Canaan, detailing Arad's attack, the golden serpent episode, Korah's rebellion, Aaron's budding rod, and Edom's refusal. It links the narrative to John 3 14 15 and charitably colors lessons on obedience, divine appointment, and faith.
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