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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1902
Page
6
A disbarment of an Illinois divorce lawyer who advertised to guarantee family freedom in a month by the Supreme Court is reported. An election in Knox county voted down a court house building proposition by a large margin. New York City voters approve a city treasury appropriation of 250000 to buy coal for the poor.
A Shelbyville Herald item notes Jim Lloyd introduces a congressional bill for a $40,000 government building at Macon. The ad promotes Foleys Honey and Tar as a rapid throat remedy and Detchon’s Anti Diuretic for bed wetting, priced at $1, sold by L. S. Howard.
An exchange judges that nine-tenths of boys and girls go to the devil doll after seven in the evening.
N. Martin markets Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment with a claim it cures piles and maintains the cure. Available in bottles for 50 cents and tubes for 76 cents, addressing the belief that piles cannot be cured.
The Chicago News questions what prosperity means under current governance noting it is scarce on the policy menu when Democracy holds power. The remark frames economic outcomes as tied to political leadership and priorities.
If you feel ill and need a pill Why not purchase the best DeWitt's Early Risers Are little surprisers Take one they do the reat W H Howell Houston Tex writes I have used Little Early Riser Pills in my family for constipation sick head ache etc To their use I am indebted for the health of my family C A Hays
Venezuela possesses about 200 million acres of forest lands hosting species such as rosewood satinwood mahogany and ebony including white and black varieties. local authorities highlight diverse timber potential and conservation needs across the republic.
Ely Brothers advertise Ely's Liquid Cream Balm with atomizer spray for nasal catarrh. Sold for 75 cents including spray. The liquid embodies the solid preparation and is said to be quickly absorbed without drying secretions, leaving them natural and healthy. Warren St New York.
A Virginia bill proposes making kissing a misdemeanor with fines from one to five dollars per offense. The measure is introduced by Dr. R. B. Ware, as quoted in the Browning Leader.
Dr Ward proprietor of Ward In firmary and School of Osteopathy at Kirkaville is bankrupt with liabilities about 15000 and no assets.
Slogan-like promotion notes Ballard's Snow Liniment as a longtime favorite for burns, cuts, sprains and bruises. Available in 25c 50c and 100c sizes at Noah Martins.
Wallace Nickell of Browning committed suicide by shooting himself in the temple on the 11th inst. He had a history of mental derangement over several years.
J G Gluck superintendent of Pronty town West Virginia Reform School reports after trying all medicines they have chosen Foley's Honey and Tar as the most effective and harmless remedy for coughs. C A Hays signs the statement.
Prices on all coal grades increased in Kansas City due to a coal shortage caused by heavy winter demand and cold weather.
C W Lynch of Winchester Indiana writes that his young son suffered a severe membranous croup and found relief after a single dose of Foley's Honey and Tar. He believes the medication saved the child’s life, urging use of genuine products.
Representative Martin of South Dakota introduced a House bill to establish October 21 as a legal holiday named Columbus Day commemorating the discovery of America. The measure seeks official recognition and a paid observance for the anniversary.
Coughs and colds contentions are discussed with focus on Foley's Honey and Tar as safe non opiate option. The message warns other cough remedies may contain opiates and cause unsafe effects especially for children. The author endorses Foley's Honey and Tar.
A Gate City report claims a Kangas office holder declined reappointment though many doubt it. The item notes unusual factions and speculation about internal politics, suggesting surprise shifts may be possible despite skepticism.
R H Foster of 818 82d Street Salt Lake City reports twenty one years of dyspepsia with no relief from doctors until trying Herbine. He says it is curing him and recommends it to friends. Offered for sixty cents at Noah Martins.
The Globe notes that Venezuela faces difficulty uniting behind a single flag after numerous revolutions. The article suggests persistent political upheaval creates ongoing confusion over national symbols and identity.
Our booklet Told by a Doctor discusses diseases of the digestive tract and testimonials of hundreds cured of constipation dyspepsia and stomach troubles by Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Write today to Pepsin Syrup Co. Monticello Illinois or see L H Howard.
Secretary of the Navy Moody calls on Congress to authorize construction of as many ships this year as were approved in the prior year, aiming to bolster fleet strength and national defense.
Advertises a patent medicine named New Great South American Kidney Cure that claims rapid relief of kidney and bladder pain, back ache, and urine retention for both men and women. Endorsed by Druggist L. H. Howard with bold marketing claims.
John W. Mickey Nebraska governor elect has canceled the inaugural ball. A staunch Methodist, he believes such festivities are not a necessary accompaniment to the inauguration.
An advertisement claims Kodol Digestive Cure digests all foods and strengthens the stomach. It asserts relief from dyspepsia and indigestion and includes a testimonial from Gov. G. W. Atkinson of West Virginia praising its effectiveness.
The Kansas City Journal notes a Washington post office clerk sacrificed her marriage to keep her job, mocking that husbands can be obtained without civil service exams. The item highlights gendered pressure and civil service politics.
Buffalo Ohio coal operator A H Thurnes reports relief from kidney and bladder trouble after using Foley Kidney Core. He cites reduction of brick dust stones and lasting pain relief as a thousand dollars worth of good. The piece also notes Emil Maysenburg's new trial in a St. Louis boodling case and Missouri reform discussions.
Advert shows testimonials from Robert Ward of Maxey's Ga and A Williams of Roxbury claiming Botanic Blood Balm cured blood poison eczema carbuncles scrofula and related conditions. It invites free sample and medical advice by mail with prepaid return.
In a New York City six day bicycle race American teams dominated the podium taking first through fourth place. An Irish rider and an English rider finished fifth while other European participants trailed behind in the overall results.
A 1900 letter from Neosha Falls Kansas cites fifteen years of indigestion relief after using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Mrs J MorGean and I H Howard endorse the medicine as a cure and laxative, saying no offer would tempt them to sell it.
The text notes Venezuela covers about 632000 square miles, larger than any European country except Russia and bigger than any U S state. It also states Texas spans 265000 square miles.
Congressman Shackelford will push for a national park appropriation in Camden county located twenty five miles north of Lebanon. The park, to be named Osage or Ha Ha Tonks, would cover about 3000 acres.
An aged traveler touts Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a natural tonic. He claims the product strengthens consumptives and builds red blood in children and adults, noting lifelong worldwide journeys and durable health benefits.
An article extols kidney and bladder ailments affecting both sexes and highlights Swamp-Root as a remedy. It promotes a sample bottle by mail from Dr. Kilmer & Co. of Binghamton New York and urges mentioning the paper in correspondence.
E. K. Bartlett of Scotland county, convicted of killing Wm. D. Edwards and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary, has been discharged by the Supreme Court.
Henry C. Stearns of Shullsburg Wisconsin reports strong results after two years selling Ballard’s Horehound Syrup noting quick relief for hoarseness croupy cough and breathing difficulties. Available at Noah Martin in 25 50 and 100 cent sizes with repeat customers.
A Saline county jury acquitted a Marshall man who beat his wife, ruling the wife deserved the whipping, a decision seen as creating a troubling precedent potentially encouraging brutal acts.
Harry Duckwell aged 25 dies at home from suffocation after a coughing spell. He had a brief cold days earlier and ignored it until the fatal fit lasted until his wife and physician could help, death reported in St Louis Globe-Democrat. Ballard's Horehound Syrup advertised as a remedy.
A Paris Missouri woman reports crude oil from Beaumont Texas wells provides excellent relief for her lung trouble after several months of use. She has observed strong positive results and plans to continue.
Mrs H New som of Decatur Alabama credits Electric Bitters with ending three years of severe indigestion water bursh and stomach dyspepsia. She says she gained 35 pounds after using the medicine and recommends it for indigestion appetite loss and liver and kidney troubles. Sold 50c at Noah Martina.
A reflection on profits rising in Pennsylvania coal and coke firms driven by the work of young girls in night factories to support miners' families. The author condemns the practice, calling it sinful despite the business success.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo promises to pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The oath was sworn and subscribed before A W Girason on December 5, 1886.
The United States treasury reports gold reserves totaling 610 019 092, the largest ever held by any nation at one time. Officials note the rise occurred without resort to bond sales, contrasting with actions under the previous Democratic administration.
An official notice indicates Dr. W. D. Crum, a colored applicant, will be appointed collector at Charleston. The president has reviewed the charges regarding Dr. Crum’s integrity and found them unwarranted.
A note claims Fristo and Santa Fe plan to use a Missouri girl’s photo for posters and ads. If the girl’s mothers learn of it, photographers in the town may react quickly to protect the image.
A playful exchange cited by the Philadelphia Press notes a woman replying that her companion is no longer a “lady friend” but a “gentleman friend,” reframing the relation as a playful “lady enemy.”
The passage notes 2200 miles from New York to La Guayra and 5600 miles La Guayra to London. It cites Venezuela exporting coffee worth 16 million dollars yearly and an average crop of 60 000 tons, with two thirds exported mainly to England. Maracaibo is a major trade center known for its coffee.
The article notes Venezuela’s yearly gold production averaging about 1 million dollars and identifies the bolivar as the republic’s standard of value named for Simon Bolivar. It also states Venezuela does not produce silver and references historical exchange value.
A remark attributed to the late Thomas Brackett Reed urges treating the living with the same tenderness shown to the dead, deeming the idea worthy of treasuring and acting upon to build a worthy civilization.
Former Vice President Adlai E Stevens onpreserves Bloomington as his home, stating he will not relocate to New Jersey or leave Bloomington until heaven. A Gate City note adds a quip about Reed and a toast to the Democratic party with ballot boxes stuffed.
The Department of Agriculture issues orders through Dr. Salmon chief of the bureau of animal industry. Inspectors in affected sections must clean and disinfect all cars not bearing the department seal. Cars with department seals are unloaded resealed and returned to shipment, then cleaned and disinfected by the loading supervisor.
Joseph P Walter and Mary J Walter defaulted on a deed of trust dated 1961. L H McCutchen as trustee will sell at public vendue on January 10 19XX at Unionville Missouri to satisfy the debt and sale expenses, describing the real estate in sections 32 67 16 and related parcels to be sold for cash.
William McMahan and Rebecca McMahan default on a deed of trust dated May 9 1902. L S Ke McCutchen as trustee will sell the southwest quarter of the east half of section 12 township 66 range 18 at the Unionville courthouse January 10 1903 between 10 AM and 6 PM to satisfy the debt and costs.
A French firm leased a tract nearly a mile long and 600 feet wide along the St. Louis World's Fair Grounds for $480,000. The land will be developed for amusement purposes at the exposition.
A weather feature warns of cold waves and coughs while an ad from Madison Ga promotes One Minute Cough Cure. It claims to cure coughs colds la gappe bronchitis pneumonia and lung troubles and to soothe mucous membranes and strengthen the lungs.
The council votes to save the town 850 dollars annually by repealing the salary ordinance and providing free city services as finances run at a low ebb. The Star notes this shift in municipal policy.
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