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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1916
Page
11
Simple methods are often the most effective for kidney disorders. Drink hot water each morning, stay well hydrated, and take Anuric before meals to support kidney function. Signs of trouble include backache, headaches, heaviness, and irritability. seek relief by beginning this treatment promptly.
St Joseph resident Mrs Anna Smith recalls a long-ago health decline with back and side pains and weak kidneys. She credits Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription for restoration of health and strength after many medicines failed.
Federal officials accused of pressuring prosecutions over election frauds now face difficulty refraining from benefiting themselves as the alleged frauds appear to have favored their interests. The tension between enforcement and entanglement stains the political landscape.
Charles Evans Hughes will return to legal work after January joining the old firm he helped form when governor of New York. His son will also be associated with the practice. they will operate in New York City, and he may later pursue the presidency.
Neglected colds grow worse and may become chronic. Dr Bell’s Pine Balm Tar Honey is advertised as a natural remedy to soothe irritated throats, relieve coughing, and kill germs. The ad claims it helps with croup and bronchial infections and is available at druggists for 24 Villa.
M Hugh Cook of Scottsville NY says five years ago in Gilbut NY he treated two children with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds. He asserts the product stopped coughing quickly and cured the colds faster than anything else he used. He reports availability everywhere.
The Federal Reserve Board warned banks to refuse accepting treasury bills from warring nations in Europe. Nations had tried to establish credit by this means, but the Reserve Board questions the security of such drafts.
An advertisement claims constipation causes dull skin and offers Dr King’s New Life Pills as a mild laxative taken at bedtime to produce a full morning bowel movement. It promises relief from a sluggish liver and overloaded intestines and urges readers to buy a bottle at 96 cents from all druggists.
The government sent 16 000 pounds of turkey to American soldiers overseas for Thanksgiving. With ample rations, the troops enjoyed a hearty feast, as Uncle Sam rarely forgets his children and honors those serving.
The New York street car strike drew President Wilson into the dispute last week. Since his action on the Adamson law, labor unions now expect his support on any grievance, keeping him busy with ongoing labor matters.
The advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh through the blood and mucous surfaces. The proprietors offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure and invite readers to request testimonials from Fr. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. The piece also notes a separate diplomatic item about Austria and the US considering steps over safe conduct to Washington.
An advertisement extols Sloan's Liniment as a quick penetrating remedy for bumps sprains and aches in children and outdoor workers. It claims faster relief than plasters or ointments and notes availability at druggists. The piece also notes a railway law case reaching the Supreme Court after Kansas Judge Hook ruled against employees and found the act unconstitutional.
The article describes Cod For Constipation Chamberlain Tablets as effective and pleasant to use, noting widespread tracing to the original point of sale. It alleges multiple resales by intermediaries with increasing profits, leading to steep consumer prices well beyond reasonable levels.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to treat colds with Dr King’s New Discovery. It claims the pine balsams soothe irritated membranes and the antiseptic and laxative qualities kill germs and break up the cold. Available at the Druggist for 50c.
Germany has proved it can overwhelm smaller nations by defeating Belgium and Serbia and pressing toward Romania, but larger neighbors prove tougher. The article argues Berlin’s power is uneven against bigger opponents, with Romania a key target.
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Tablets ease nervousness caused by constipation and improve digestion. The product is advertised as obtainable everywhere.
In a critical development, Roumanian defenses crowd toward the capital as German forces tighten from three directions. The outcome hinges on Russia deploying rapid reinforcements to halt the breach and avert occupation, with observers fearing substantial loss if relief arrives too late.
Atlantic steamships reported possible German submarine activity as they altered routes and sailed with reduced lights. Officials warned of renewed wartime hazards to transatlantic traffic and urged heightened vigilance amid ongoing hostilities.
An odd cure named Adler i ka mixes backhorn bark and glycerine to treat constipation sour stomach and gas and is claimed to prevent appendicitis. The note endorses its instant action and cites Tatman and Rachford druggists. It also mentions egg price rises and municipal markets as a solution to high food costs.
Retired Unionville farmer Jro Comstock credits Deans Kidney Pills with easing a recurring kidney disorder. He reports prompt relief after taking a single box and urges others to try the remedy sold by Tatman & Rachford’s Drug Store. Foster-Vivurn Co, Buffalo, is listed as the manufacturer.
The Unionville Republican publishes the ownership and circulation statement for October 1 1916. Owners listed include Clarence Conger Jo Morgan J Harry Jones Erwin Conger J McKinley H Mow ard A H Stuckey P ID Greggers and J A Helferstine all Unionville Missouri bondholders and security holders 1 percent or more none. Notarized by J C McKinley November 27 1916.
Guy Mullenix made a business trip to Pollock Saturday. Mrs. Frank Hudson and baby visited at the John Hudson home in Exline Iowa from last Wednesday until Saturday. Miss Eva Browning arrived from Lowry City Mo to visit her ill uncle W B Hovermale. Mrs. Emmaline Kirby went to Marshalltown and Gil last Wednesday to see her daughter Mrs. Myrtle Way and Mrs. Rosa Montgomery for two or three weeks. Mr and Mrs Jim Harrett of Unionville Iowa arrived last Wednesday for a few days visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Thos Carrett.
D W Woods completes a large bakery. M S Towne resumes charge of Empire House in town. Public school building caught fire on Monday afternoon during session. South Prairie items report a drunken farmer driven home by two men. he was chastised by his wife. Franklin Grant township pupils named with high attendance in their first month.
Next Sunday the new Christian church will host its first services. Bes sie Stille recovers from a severe episode of infant cholera, while Jacob Ackley remains shaken after a horse accident hitting a tree. Unionville Lodge No 280 elected officers for a six month term with Brasfield asNig G and Thomas as W G
A New York actor accidentally killed himself while cleaning a revolver and his wife in Buffalo died from the shock. The incident reflects similar cases more common than people realize. Mr. H L Halliday of Choteau Montana and his sister Mrs W T Rinker visited here last week.
A study of Revelation chapters two and three focusing on the seven churches. It highlights Ephesus Smyrna Pergamos and references to Philadelphia and Laodicea. Themes include endurance faithful witness and overcoming as central to each message. The commentary links these churches with historical cities and notes martyrs like Polycarp.
A Burlington Route ticket agent promotes a winter excursion to California via a Daylight route through Colorado and Salt Lake City. The pitch urges readers to leave cold weather and duties, promising sunny semi tropical surroundings and a cost comparison favoring travel home. It mentions a Burlington Pay-Conducted Excursion and offers a folder with trip details.
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