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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1900
Page
8
Disjointed lines mention people in Iowa and Kansas, references to teaching, a high ring and hoist, and a person named Shaya or Shaya scknéy of Lemonmille. Several garbled phrases obscure clear events or dates.
A dated advertisement touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Papern as a cure for indigestion and torach trouble. It asserts certain health benefits and urges readers to consider the product from Monroe and Howard.
May. Fowler is building a small barn. Rice of Glendale moved into town. N. Livezey offers a spring wagon for sale. Peadl Schuster and wife welcome a new boarder. It is a girl. Mrs. Rita Abbot of Gmahes visited near here park last week. John Merea of Glenwood visited Frank Keller’s part of last week. Bennet West and wife of Chariton attended church Saturday evening. Mrs. Frank Ledford of Elko visited her daughter Pearl Schuster Saturday. Eugene and Wm. Casady visited their brother Samuel of Delpha Saturday and Sunday. Wm. Casady moved to Unionville. Ora Casady and family left Monday for Hickory county Missouri. Misses Lettie and Delpha Keller visited their brother Dr. Harrison Keller of Coatsville part of last week.
Maude R. Adams of Dayton writes of long nights and bad habits causing headaches indigestion and sluggish organs. She credits Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a household remedy and notes its sale by Moore & Howard.
A promotional note touts Tutt's Liver Pills as a cure all for head ache dyspepsia malaria sour stomach dizziness constipation bilious fever piles and liver torpor. It claims a single dose proves their wonderful effects and virtue.
Mt Harmony notes report a wedding in the breeze and good weather. The community mourns eight year old Charley Small, son of David Small, who died after a prolonged illness. The family laid him to rest in Tampson cemetery and neighbors extend sympathy. Also covered are local farm sales, a 95th birthday at Uncle Johnny Cason, and various social happenings in Lemonville.
The passage notes Foley's Honey and Tar as the leading remedy for cold and cough, described as in great demand. Noah Martin is referenced as the author.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as boosting stomach and liver action for increased strength and ambition. The 25 cent box is sold by Noah Martin Druggist and claims to make the user feel like a new being.
Health generally good at this place. Miss Mattie Brown visited at home. Talk of organizing sabbirth school soon. Mrs. Seth Martz visited M. A. Dwyers Sunday. Mrs. A. A. Davids ill at writing. T. J. Dwyer plans to build a coal house for J. J. Fowler. Grant Latimer and family visited Mt. Dwyers Sunday night. Clayton Dwyer and Will Ray turkeys for J. J. Fowler Monday. J. J. Fowler and daughter went to Unionville Wednesday of last week. Bert Speak family and John Mathews family visited John Minear Sunday. Pearl Martz and mother visiting Unionville last week. plan to visit Oklahoma this winter. T. J. Dwyer went to Centerville last week. his mother there previously. daughter improving.
The Gate City announces a December 28 bargain, offering a yearly subscription by mail for $3.50. Rural routes have expanded recently, letters and checks should be sent to Gate City Co. Keokuk Iowa, with the paper featuring Associated Press news and market reports.
Testimony from Dixie Ky resident T L Martin describes severe coughing night after night until using Dr King’s New Discovery. He praises its quick relief and claims it cures throat chest and lung troubles including consumption. Price 50 cents and 1 dollar with guarantees and free trial bottles at Noah Martin's Drug Store.
The text notes Bryan ran behind Bryanite candidates for governor across multiple states including New York Illinois Michigan Indiana Minnesota and Kansas totaling 158 000. Similar efforts occurred in Nebraska and many Southern states, presenting a commentary on a 1904 Bryan presidential bid.
An advertisement from Monroe & Howard seeks female readers with stomach trouble. They recommend Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and guarantee a cure, inviting replies through the firm.
The railroad’s new rules ban intoxicants on duty and forbid habitual use or visiting taverns. they also prohibit tobacco use by employees in or around station buildings or on passenger cars, with dismissal as a possible consequence.
The ad promotes Jeli-o products with four flavors Leémon Orapre Raspberry Sid titzwiir and mentions broad distribution. It includes unclear phrases about leasing and family ownership.
A Lima woman suffered stomach trouble and jaundice from gall stones. Doctors failed to help but after using Electric Bitters she recovered completely. The remedy is sold by Noah Martin and carries a strong guarantee.
Twenty four leading women in Adrian Michigan organize a women’s military unit and will receive weekly drills from a veteran soldier. Mrs John Gohagan, wife of the county clerk, is elected captain.
A testimonial from W R Smith of Latham Illinois claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured his piles after many remedies failed. He says he has had no trouble since using the salve, advertised as the best in the world. Sold for 25 cents per box with Noah Martin druggist’s guarantee.
Rumor places Burlington system to absorb the St. Joseph Grand Island Railroad running Kansas City to St Jovie Gower Missouri and then via island Nebraska with no confirmation.
An advertisement offers E. Dstchon's Antibiuretic for $100 quantities, claiming it helps children with bedwetting due to nocturnal incontinence. It promises a cure for old and young and asserts it arrests the trouble. Monroe & Howard, druggists in Unionville, Missouri, sell the remedy.
A servant girl in New York City warns the well to do face hunger or hustle their own grub as the situation nears. The note highlights urban scarcity and class tension with a direct call for self provisioning.
On the twelfth, Washington City marks the 100th anniversary of the capital with a grand blow-out. Governors from all states and notable figures attend, including the living ex Presidents Harrison and Grover Cleveland.
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