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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1909
Page
6
An early 20th century advertisement touts Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney disease linked to heart and bladder issues. It claims rapid relief from frequent urination, back pain, and nervous symptoms, praising Dr. Kilmer and Co. and offering sample mail offers.
A compilation of health tips and product pitches notes influenza risks and pneumonia prevention with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Foley's Honey and Tar as cures. Includes wheat prices, skincare ad lines, and various promotional lines from the era.
Hoarsely garbled regional notices describe family deaths, a 22-year-old bank president in Durant, and local objections to convict labor for a Arkansas capitol project. Mentions Dr Shoop cough remedy, Foley Honey and Tar, Pisau Paperess Dyes, and Dr Shoop Restorative with generic claims of soothing lungs and nerves. References Oldenfold chairs and a prophecy about Theodore Roosevelt guiding the Panama canal.
Ingleside resident B F Ayscue reports total relief after trying many doctors and medicines with no success. He credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with a complete cure for constipation and related digestive complaints. The ad notes availability at Noah Martin’s and mentions a political note on inauguration date debates.
A collage of ad chatter and brief notes including bank promotion, a Topeka plant explosion report, a Chamberlain medicine offer, a critique of prison lighting under party control, a candy cold cure tablet pitch, and a remark on Smith College graduates not marrying.
An advertisement extols Parisian Sage as a highly effective hair restorer that leaves hair soft and attractive. Satisfied customer Lottie Real from Rochester, New York reports better growth, disappearance of dandruff, halted hair loss, and restored natural color after one bottle, with a money back guarantee.
Reported from Woentete county Kansas just across the line from Kansas City. The fragment mentions a location near the border and hints at a nearby city context without detailing events or names.
W J Atkins worked as a night watchman alone in a saw mill at Banner Springs Tennessee. Damp drafts and storms left him with a severe lung cold that persisted. After failed remedies he used Dr King’s New Discovery and recovered, with a free trial bottle reportedly offered.
The St Louis circuit court granted divorces to several women on Monday while regional tensions escalate in Montgomery Alabama over racial violence during arrests. Reports note a threatened atmosphere as authorities respond to killings of white men by Black suspects amid ongoing confrontations.
A mixed 19th century style page notes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward offer and testimonials. It includes endorsements from Walding Kinnan & Marvin and a claim that Hall's is taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Also mentions ex senator W A Harris death in Chicago, sprained ankle recovery notes, Chamberlain's Liniment claims, and Mark Twain's health remark.
Mrs J Rhinevault of Vestal Center N Y extols Electric Bitters as a divine gift to women claiming it boosts spirits vigor and health. The ad notes quick relief from nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backaches fainting and dizzy spells and urges purchase at Noah Martins for 50 cents. A Washington baby born Monday is heir to 75 million dollars, destined to bawl like any infant until grown.
An old advertisement denounces sidewalk spitting as a nuisance and promotes Hyomei a vaporized antiseptic cure for catarrh with a readout of symptoms. It touts a one dollar price including an inhaler and offers money back if not effective with extra bottles at fifty cents. Testimonial from Wm V Goole Newark Ohio dated June 21 1909 supports use.
The New York Supreme Court refused Barry Ke Thaw's appeal, ordering him to remain in the asylum as a criminally insane patient. The decision upholds prior rulings placing him under confinement.
A historical church lesson outlines the journey of the Wise Men from the East to see Jesus born in Bethlehem. It links prophecy and kingship to the nativity, notes motivations, gifts, and worship, and traces Jesus life from birth through his ministry and the early church.
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