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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1915
Page
13
Railway terminals are overwhelmed as freight of war munitions is shipped to European nations. Ships carry these loads across the ocean swiftly. The text also warns that coughs and colds can be dangerous, urging Dr King’s New Discovery for lung ailments and noting a Chicago St Louis dispute over upcoming national party conventions drawing visitors to the host city.
Laughter aids digestion and is a healthy exertion. A more effective aid is Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion. If troubled with indigestion, give them a trial. They cost a quarter and are obtainable everywhere.
A Los Angeles woman tried to kiss her prize dog last week. The dog retaliated by biting and injuring her nose, illustrating how even prized canines can react strongly to unwanted closeness.
L. H. Howard reports from an ale market scene noting prosperity amid extraordinary demand. He expects postwar conditions to improve as Europe stabilizes, though he warns a four year effort remains to overcome distress and urges management of edges to maintain growth after the war.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for proof of a cure. It claims the medicine acts on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease's foundation and build up the patient. Also mentions Schaefer catarrh remedy and testimonials. Notes German Socialists readying questions on peace terms for the coming winter session.
Mrs Edith Galt soon to wed President Wilson had a man arrested last week for writing letters to her. He claimed admiration but the letters risked discovery and her fiancé’s jealousy as rivals for her hand.
The article notes Russia allegedly equipped six to seven million more soldiers for a massive offensive to start within weeks. If true, German observers expect significant developments before winter, though the true strength Russia has hidden remains unclear.
Strong and well as ever Fred Smith of Green Bay Wisconsin praises Foley Kidney Pills saying they relieved back soreness and pain and restored strength. The ad notes cold weather worsens aches and that the pills aid kidney function by eliminating poisons. L H Howard druggist is cited. The piece also references Alton B Parker criticizing Henry Ford supporters and European war comments.
A reader testifies to Sloan's Liniment easing neck stiffness after trampling in the Panama Exposition. A separate note recalls a plane that skims water like a duck, with a Pensacola sighting at 8400 feet. A Portland driver damages a cow. court rules tail lights required for cows.
The item reports General Villa planning a raid into the United States with his reduced force of two to three thousand. It mentions potential arrest by Irish border policemen if his men persist. The piece also includes an ad about Foley Honey and Tar for croup and a brief note on Germany closing its campaign against Serbia.
The ad touts a non narcotic remedy priced at a quarter claiming to aid nature and age health while accessible to all. It contrasts with England seizing 15,000,000 bushels of Canadian wheat to prevent speculative profits and suggestsEngland will pay a fair price.
A passenger steamer in the Mediterranean reported sighting a submarine last week. Twenty five lives were lost in the ensuing pumice. The submarine did not attack but helped in rescue efforts, and some commanders appear more humane than others in warfare.
An Ohio woman credits Chamberlain's Tablets for her recovery from stomach trouble. The page also notes Austria seeking peace with Italy, Kaiser opposition, and widespread excitement. Another item mentions a legislature strike over cattle disease damages after a governor refused to call an extra session.
Twelve German newspapers were banned by the government for reporting on the food situation in a manner deemed unsuitable. Observers interpret the move as a sign the crisis in Germany is growing more serious despite official statements.
A warning describes a winter cold that may linger all season and urges prompt action at first symptoms. An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a quick relief for coughs colds and croup. The text also contains a fragmented incident on a Joliet depot platform with a crowd reaction and an altercation involving a woman and a relative.
An ad touts King’s New Life Pills promising blood purification and relief from constipation and indigestion at 25 cents. The piece blends sensational claims with a note on a separate Romania parliament incident where a fist fight during the King’s speech reading led to brawling.
Arthur Jones of Allen Kansas says kidney pills keep him working in the hay field despite years of bladder and kidney trouble. The ad touts Foley Kidney Pills as a splendid remedy for weak or diseased kidneys and overwork among older men and women.
Eight blasts at the DuPont powder works in Delaware have caused fatalities and raised questions of possible design. Similar explosions nationwide suggest a potential nationwide conspiracy.
An advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a remedy for throat and chest cold symptoms. It claims antiseptic, soothing effects and punishment of germs, urging immediate use for relief.
The Golden City Tribune endorses James A Houchin for Democratic governor and John C McKinley for Republican governor. It calls for clean, honest business leaders Missouri needs at this time.
A reflective sentiment about how life feels clearer when the heart quickens at witnessing selfless, courageous acts. The quotation emphasizes generosity and risk taken for others, attributed to George Eliot.
A Unionville resident Matthew Flyan of Jefferson 8 Unionville reports relief from chronic back ache and kidney pain after using Dean's Kidney Pills purchased at a local druggist. He asserts his condition improved and remains free from recurring discomfort.
The article discusses Hosea as a contemporary of Isaiah and Amos, prophesying after the northern kingdom's first captivity. It frames Israel as Jehovah's adulterous wife and outlines themes of revival, mercy, and eventual restoration, with references to key verses and cross-scriptural links. It notes the contrast between Israel's wandering and God's steadfast love, the cord of love motif, and future repentance culminating in restoration.
Burlington Route advertises a Grand Circle Tour for California Expositions promising scenic enjoyment and extensive stop overs. The offer highlights Seeing America First value and luxurious train service with flexible itineraries.
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