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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1906
Page
5
Bilbao reports the labor federation will start a general strike tomorrow, affecting 60,000 workers. Authorities deploy troops to key positions amid preparations for the expected arrival of King Alfonso and Queen Victoria from England.
Notices- suffering babies cry from hunger due to worms. White's Cream Vermin helps them thrive after treatment. Noah Martin sells. Missouri summer normals train 27 000 teachers. Railroads Wabash and Santa Fe may share tracks Kansas City to Carrollton for 6 miles. Proclamation calls November 6 election for Constitutional Convention delegates governing Oklahoma and Indian Territory with Osage Nation as its own district.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages. It states the remedy is constitutional, taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. The makers offer $100 for any uncured case and invite testimonials from readers.
Present plans promise Val Paraiso will be rebuilt in a few years on a finer line, boosted by local and foreign interests. The financial burden will fall on foreign investors rather than Childstone, involving most of the nation of the world.
A fragmented article notes Msjor Hamm editor of Constitutionalist Kentucky recalls Bucklen's Arnica Salve and discusses labeling on canned goods amid laws on safety and canning dates. Army officers in the Philippines are mentioned in relation to labeling and health claims.
Reading Luke 18 19, the scene follows Jesus near Jericho where Bartimaeus the blind beggar cries for mercy and faith heals his sight. Zacchaeus the rich publican seeks Jesus, climbs a tree, and invites Him to his home, prompting repentance and charity.
An excerpt details sensational claims for Dr Kilmer and Co. Swamp Root with offers of a free sample and a book, urging readers to mail for a bottle while warning against counterfeit coins. The passage also includes references to mineral bullion and a moral for clean health, plus a separate hostile rat attack on a child in Philadelphia area.
The fourteen year old son of Sam H. Claybrook, living near Greencastle, was instantly killed by lightning Saturday afternoon while in a barn doorway on the old Fred Huffman place. The same bolt struck a mare dead and blinded a colt nearby.
Huntsville Missouri September 16 1902 Dr E W Hall St Louis suffered four years with kidney and bladder trouble Your Texas Wonder Hall's Great Discovery has helped me I can cheerfully recommend it Yours truly TW Malona.
An ad touts Texas Wonder Hall's Great Discovery as a cure for kidney bladder issues and more with mail order available. Separately Roosevelt backs Carnegie spelling reform, instructs the public printer to align official documents and messages to the reform.
The advertisement touts Electrica Bitters as a cure for kidney trouble and general debility with a testimonial from EB H Wolfe of Bear Grove Indiana. Separately a record rainfall in Kansas City last Thursday drops 5.93 inches from 4 to 7 PM causing flooding and extensive damage at Elmwood cemetery with exposed graves.
A woman fears wrinkles and then fears having them. Use Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea to avoid both. A bright smiling face is promised after use. Sold as Tea or Tablets for 35 cents by Noah Martin.
Teheran outlines a new constitution where the Koran is the supreme law, with all legislation required to conform to Islamic teachings. A commission will translate the Koran into Persian, ensuring rights and free speech are defined under the law, while the Shah remains a constitutional monarch.
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