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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1905
Page
11
Many sufferers report splendid results from an atomizer for nasal catarrh. Ely's Liquid Cream Balm is a liquid form like the familiar Cream Balm without cocaine or dangerous drugs. The soothing spray relieves at once and the cure is certain. Sold by druggists for 75 cents or mailed by Ely Bros. at 66 Warren Street New York.
A garbled mixture of medical cures and sensational clippings touts nostrums from Noah Martin Drogeist and Ballister's team tonics. It cites cures for liver troubles and stomach cases, along with a Chicago Tribune quote about an election office raid and a Cincinnati reference to Longworth.
Collector O. L. Nogr announces tax collection at St. John for Sherman Township on Thursday and Friday December 7 and 8 and on every following Thursday and Friday of December.
Curtis, a Chicago writer who began as a reporter in 1872, rose to managing editor before resigning to accept a government post. He led the Latin American bureau, traveled widely, and published acclaimed letters from China, Japan, Europe, and the Holy Land in The Chicago Record Herald, influencing readers across the globe.
Bosworth Missouri December 14 a 0 year old girl named Louise Samuels died from burns suffered while cleaning ribbons near a stove with gasoline Her clothes were burned off and her hair burned by the flames The blaze was so intense she begged to die and died about two hours after the accident occurred
A collage of patent remedies tout internal Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills for constipation, plus claims of fever, stomach troubles, and skin beautifiers. Includes a tale of a Philippine War lieutenant jailed, the need for proper diet, and a 35 cent topical tea product from Noah Martin Drugstore.
Lot includes full blood Poland-China pigs both sexes born in 1904 with weights around 260 pounds and strong bone. Also April and May litters sired by Jumbo 88921 and Nellie No. 206452. Seller: H. Hoosier, Cincinnati Iowa, 8 miles north of Unionville Missouri.
The text emphasizes consulting a doctor for health guidance and warns against self dosing with advertised foods. It suggests a concentrated fat food to enrich the blood and strengthen the body, implying professional consultation is preferred for proper treatment.
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as ideal nourishment for the run down, emaciated, and pale, with a claim it can build up weakened bodies when other foods fail. It offers a free sample to readers.
The Iowa Supreme Court holds it illegal to ship liquor into Iowa on C O D terms and allows purchasers to recover money paid for the sign up. The ruling cites Schilitz Brewing Co and Milwaukee firm as precedents. A separate report mentions a Memphian girl facing social backlash and local concerns about sobriety.
An old notice promotes Herbine to ease heart troubles caused by indigestion and gas. The ad claims relief in a few days and lists the price as 60 cents a bottle, attributed to Noah Martin Druggist.
A Texas map seeds debate after being found in a neighbor’s wife’s chicken craw. The court must decide if the mysterious object is a legitimate part of the map or a mere curiosity.
A 25 year old man, Harry Duckwell, died after a coughing fit at his home while his wife and child were present. He had a mild cold days earlier and ignored it until a severe coughing spell led to suffocation. The report cites Bailard's Horehound Syrup with prices listed.
The St Joseph Gazette notes Missouri residents await Governor Folk's plan to depoliticize the St Louis police while retaining only Democrats on the police commissioners board.
A reader in Kansas reports relief after using Ballard's Snow Liniment for aches. He describes severe pain easing enough to walk again and notes the liniment is sold in bottles of 25 50 and 75 cents through druggists.
The St. Louis Republic reflects on Russia's unrest and autocracy, debating how diverse factions might form a republic. It cautions that a loose federation of races could yield turbulent, internecine conflict, undermining any constitutional aims.
Chicago December 7 Judge Willard M McEwin told the Chicago Woman's Club that women should demand a higher standard of respectability from men. He argued women are too lenient and forgiving of bad conduct, and his call for a stricter male moral code drew applause from the attendees.
A young woman newly in charge of the Moberly kindergarten entered the post office and greeted a man with a smile and a raised hat, then apologized aloud after realizing she had mistaken him for the father of two of her children.
Harry Colaon of Viarenville Iowa extols Bocklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for piles bleeding itching and protracting in a fearful tale. Noah Martin druggist reports a death of an aged Sullivan County resident in Halliburton’s store at Milan on the 7th instant.
Rev O D Moore of Harpersville New York recounts suffering agonies from a persistent cough due to the grip sleeping upright until Dr King's New Discovery cured his cough and saved him from consumption. The ad promotes a throat and lung remedy sold by Noah Martin Druggist with a trial bottle offered. The article notes a near unanimous vote to bind a new Davies county court house and mentions widespread court house construction in northern Missouri.
An 1902 advertisement touts Aerbine as a remedy for constipation. It cites O A Lindsay and others endorsing the medicine and notes a bottle price of 500 at Noah Martin's.
The note instructs always to remember the name Swamp-Koot and Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root and the address Binghamton, N Y on every bottle. Cameron is to have a candenced milk Sectory.
Ex Queen Lil of Hawai declares the government should pay ten million dollars in a statement of account. She hints an early settlement would be desirable and notes she could spend any funds received from Uncle Samuel.
A testimonial from WwW F Bailey of True Texas claims Ballard’s Bacon Liniment cured his wife’s five year arm paralysis and helped sores bites and skin eruptions. Noah Martin Droggiet notes repeated successful uses of the remedy.
The Carrollton Republican extols health as the finest luxury and laments the burden of gout. It contrasts simple, herbal meals and sound sleep on a straw mattress with the discomforts of luxury, urging contentment with health and present possessions.
Bowling Green August 10 1905 notice from Parnell and Davis certifying eight years of selling the Texas Wonder Discovery as the best kidney and bladder remedy.
Advertises Hall's Great Discovery as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder troubles in men and women, claiming relief from gravel diabetes and other disorders. Promises mail order sale for $1 with a one bottle treatment and testimonials. Chief maker Dr E W Hall lists P O Box 620 St Louis Mo and L H Howard Unionville Mo as sellers.
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