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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1900
Page
6
A sly appeal urges readers to consider Ivory Soap as essential for homemaking. It claims Ivory Soap improves cleanliness and efficiency, notes its affordability, and highlights that it floats, making laundry and general housekeeping easier.
The Gold Democrats candidate Gen John McAuley Palmer denounces Bryanism and imperialism while urging voters to back McKinley. He frames Bryan as a Populist and calls for not voting for a Democrat or nobody, asserting McKinley is the safer choice.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for fatigue cough and breathing problems. It features a testimonial from Chris Huswick Lenox Michigan claiming renewed mobility sleep and full health after use. Free medical adviser offer noted with address in Buffalo NY.
An obituary style notice warns that delaying Foley's Kidney Cure worsens Bright's disease and diabetes, claiming early treatment can cure. Noah Martin references public health concerns and cautions against gossip while promoting TaBleR's Backage Ointment as a remedy for piles, with price details.
A pair of sensible men quip about Bryan and the election. One says Bryan wants the earth, the other adds he’ll resemble it by being flattened at the polls. Philadelphia Press.
An advertisement style article extols Hood’s Sarsaparilia as a blood written record of cures for stomach nerves kidneys and blood. It claims thousands benefit daily with improved appetite and vitality and promotes Hood’s Pills. It also critiques imperialism and political spending, and touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a digestion solution.
Governor Shaw appoints J P Dolliver to the unexpired term of the late John H Crear, effective until March 4 1901, with potential reappointment to serve until the Iowa legislature convenes in January 1901. Dolliver, a young yet renowned orator, was favored over factions amid a Senate appointment dispute.
Thousands of prospectors suffer disappointment and sickness at Cape Nowe as lawlessness and destitution spread. Press reports note about 8 000 people unable to pay their way home and the government plans to provide transportation for the stranded men.
In Danville Illinois Mr O E Dut ton reports Foley’s Honey and Tar eased his children’s coughs and saved a doctor’s bill after using a 50 cent bottle. Noah Martin John Kennish of Mound City is nominated for Congress by the Fourth district Republicans last Wednesday. He is praised as one of the cleanest and ablest men in the state and urged for election despite district opposition.
An advertisement touts Dr King's Life Pills for headaches and nervous conditions. It claims blood purification and general health benefits with a money back guarantee if uncured. The piece also mentions a newspaper sale and a census figure for Greater New York.
An advertisement asserts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root cures kidney liver and bladder trouble including lame back. It claims testing in hospitals and private practice, offers a free sample bottle and an informational book by mail from Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
After a three week profitable session the Putnam County Teachers Institute closes with thanks to Commissioner Furos and assistants Nisther and Pratt. Resolutions praise the organist choir janitor Jack Hopkins and speakers Dr Magee Boyd Miss Turner and Hon John Kirk. Gratitude sent to Unionville School Board churches citizens editors state legislators and for publication in county papers.
Travel excursion navigation West and North West through Burngton house with ticket sales listed for June through December. A one fare round trip price of $2 is offered with multiple departure dates and locations. Consult N G. Davis for details.
Robert Fitzsimmons defeated Tom Sharpey in under two rounds in New York last Friday night. The swift win renews talk of a comeback to challenge the current heavyweight champion, Jeffries, with Fitzsimmons seen as a likely title contender.
An advertisement promotes Detchons Anti Diuretic as a fast remedy for urinary troubles. Also reported is Field Marshal von Wakersee of the allied forces in China, who died in Europe’s capital while overseeing the withdrawal of troops from Pekin amid the rescue mission.
Advertisements tout Fly's Cream Balm as a remedy for catarrh and offer testimonials from B W Sperry of Hartford and J C Olmstead of Arcola. The potion is sold by druggists for 30 cents or mailed by Ely Brothers of New York.
In Akron Ohio on the 22nd a mob attempted to lynch a black man accused of rape. No one was killed and several were injured. The prisoner was seized outside the city, contrary to officers who had stated otherwise, and the mob’s fury persisted until life and property were damaged.
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