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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
2
Missouri AG Hadley notes freight rates 25 to 35 percent higher than in Texas and Iowa. Globe Democrat comments that Missouri has long had a state board appointed to fix rates and suggests better politics. Also an advertisement touts Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee as a grain based drink resembling coffee.
Gow Folk gives Mrs Aggie Myers and Frank Hottman an additional thirty days to appeal after their conviction for killing her husband in Kansas City. The report notes mass production figures for tobacco products including eight Dillon cigars and about four billion cigarettes.
A patent medicine claim promises Rheumatism and Neuralgia cure in one to three days with rapid relief and systemic action. It markets a 75 cent and 81 cent size via L. H. Howard. The piece also notes Missouri Republicans should start 1908 campaign organizing from central committees to precincts in harmony.
Parents should keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at home for croup symptoms. If given early it may ward off attacks after hoarseness begins. Mrs. S Rosinthal of Turner Michigan endorses it for children and adults. For sale by Noah Martin. Also notes a historic English law on auto accidents and government forfeiture.
The advertisement asserts no opium or narcotic is in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and claims it safe for children and adults. It notes the product's fame for cures of croup and bronchitis and mentions Nash Martin distributing it. The House printing committee resists spelling reforms, preferring traditional spellings.
Fragmented ad copy promotes a combined remedy for catarrh claiming a blood and constitutional cure. It warns against local applications and touts a “modern” formula with two ingredients. The text ends with dubious endorsements and a reference to an election context.
The document cites tax figures of 16 000 and 39 000 with 6 percent on income above a threshold, noting the 1891 law exempted mutual insurers and relief from Dr Shoop's commission. It claims the bill differs, applying to all incomes and removing exemptions, mentioning Abel, Piles relief, and Dr Shoop.
An ad urges women to adopt Dr Mary Walker’s dress style to avoid marital issues and promotes Dr Shoop’s Catarrh cure. The copy touts the product as a testable remedy with a cream balm claimed to soothe the throat and nasal passages and reduce feverish breath. Noah Martin endorses the offer.
Senator Bailey of Texas insisted there is no bribery from Waters-Pierce Oil, saying his received funds were from its president JH Gray Bisroe and that the distinction is minimal. The exchange underscored political tensions over campaign contributions in a period of scrutiny.
The passage extols Allcock's Porous Plaster as the world’s standard external remedy with the largest sales, noting imitators but declaring none superior for back sneaks cold chest or local pain from cold or overstrain.
Worth County reduced its outstanding bonded indebtedness by 83000 last week, nearly paying off a portion of the 10000 debt. The move signals progress in the county’s financial plan and may affect future interest obligations.
A Bells Tennessee man W L Bawla reports twenty year battle with nasal catarrh improved after applying Buckler's Arnica Salve to the sore surface. He claims swelling and soreness vanished and never returned. Sold at Nosh Martin's druggist.
A dispatch from St Petersburg states twenty million Russians face food shortages and lack of basic life necessities amid severe deprivation and hardship across the nation.
The Adams family of Pennsylvania claim their child, once with six years of incurable eczema, was cured after using Electric Bitters. They describe rapid improvement within weeks and endorse the medicine as an up-to-date blood medicine and body building tonic priced at one dollar at Nash Martin's drug store.
Wilson W. Finley, who began his railroad career in 1873 as a stenographer, was elected last week as President of the Southern Railway to succeed Samuel Spencer, who was killed a fortnight ago.
A character sketch of W L Bill from Bowie Texas who grew from 90 to over 180 pounds after suffering a severe cough and near death from consumption. He credits 12 bottles of medicine for weight gain and a complete recovery as a guaranteed cure for coughs and colds. Also mentions elided misprints and other unrelated pasted text.
An old newspaper ad promotes Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer and Co. Binghamton NY as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble. It claims quick relief, lists bottle sizes and offers a free sample and booklet with testimonials.
Government opened the Big Pasture Comanche lands for settlement last week with bids accepted from bidders who will follow homestead laws. Minimum price set at 85.00 per acre, though many bids exceeded this amount. Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is declared compliant with the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs.
The National Business League meeting in Chicago last week adopted resolutions to lengthen the presidential term to six years. The move signals a push for extended leadership terms within the organization.
Mr Henry Bolt of Hillaboro Iowa praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a superior croup cure he used in his family for years claiming it saved his boyys life and recommending it for sale by Noah Martin.
Cilfton Arizona suffered massive flood damage after a dam failure last Wednesday killing twenty people and destroying vast property. Preventics candy tablets marketed to prevent colds claim safety for children and quick action for adults with boxes priced six and twenty five cents, sold by Noah Martin.
A party of deer hunters in Shannon and Carter counties devised a rule to form a court if someone missed a fair buck shot. The guilty hunter faced a symbolic punishment, the amputation of the sleeve from his shirt, with only one man escaping this fate.
Wanted local representative to Unionville to handle renewals and boost subscriptions for a prominent monthly magazine with wide circulation. Salary and commission offered, year to year in the business. Addy Publisher, box 659, Station 0, New York.
The St. Louis Republic analyzes how lawmakers signal punishment levels and how the threat of life imprisonment could shape policy. It questions whether officials may exploit the system to deter crime while recognizing the need for sufficient proof of intent to act.
An item from Watertown C reporting a claimed new epilepsy cure. A patient reportedly has not had an attack for over two years after taking pills from a drugstore. The note also mentions unreliable weather forecasts and cold waves affecting predictions.
An advertisement in the News Herald touts Dr Shoop’s cough remedy as effective and safe for infants and children. It claims the product avoids opiates or narcotics and offers a $10 reward for reporting unsafe opium or poison use, while noting a physician’s approval and local sale by Nosh Martin.
Mark Twain plans a new home near West Redding Connecticut with a finished cost of 830000. Missourians recall his past debts and note his renewed fortune follows the purchase.
In a Democratic paper note the writer mocks party flaws while promoting Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee as a wholesome alternative to real coffee. The ad claims it preserves the flavor of Old Java without disturbing the stomach or kidneys.
Holt County Sentinel notes an old saying linking the moon on the first tracking snow to how many snows that winter will hold. The piece recalls a belief that a full cycle of snowy days mirrors the moon's phase, with reference to a historical observation from last Wednesday and the reliability of this local weather lore.
A fragmented clipping reports an adult parasite treatment claiming to remove worms from a child while noting a bank teller defrauding the Fiat National Bank of Kansas City of $9,000. The text blends medical claim and financial crime with uncertain names and places.
James Donahue of New Britain Connecticut reports using Foley's Kidney Cure after other treatments failed for diabetes. After two bottles he improved, five cured him. he then passed a life insurance examination. Shelby county plans an eight mile railroad from Shelbyville to Shelbina on the Burlington route.
A customer notice asserts Foley’s Honeyland Tar for coughs colds and dung troubles is safe and not governed by Nations Pure Food and Drug laws. It promotes an 888 safe remedy for children and adults attributed to Noah Martin. The piece references the Des Moines News declaring today is the best in the world and tomorrow will be better.
Nosh Martin promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a new laxative that stimulates without irritation. The product is advertised as the best laxative with a money back guarantee.
In Chicago more than 6 000 men were examined before a jury of 12 could be secured to try a man charged with conspiracy in connection with the teamsters strike in the city over a year ago.
The Court of clause at Washington DC has ruled that the state host number 1 eight years and more. The chaotic report mentions public speakers interrupted and references Foles Honey and Tar as well as a yellow package. Noah Martin is listed among names in the fragmentary text.
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