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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1907
Page
4
The piece muses on Christmas as a yearly renewal of Christian sentiment marked by peace on earth and good will. It argues that holiday cheer and childhood memories awaken a desire for better relations with others, despite modern doubt, urging sincere renewal of goodwill.
The Republican State Convention in St Louis on February 2 will elect four at large delegates to the Republican National Convention. Putnam County will have seven delegates. The convention also selects four national committee members, relieving local delegates of that duty. Taft is endorsed for the presidency by the state committee.
The roads pathways and walks of Central Park in New York cover 45 miles.
A letter from E D Johnson of Kirksville Missouri praises Doans Kidney Pills for relieving back pain and kidney trouble after many remedies failed. The testimonial notes improved back comfort and reduced headaches, with a call to visit N Martins drug store to hear more reports from customers. Sold nationwide at 50 cents. Foatr Milburn Co Buffalo NY is the sales agent.
A kindergarten teacher recounts a child named Jimmie who proudly announces each morning that he dressed himself. The repeated claim escalates until the teacher warns him to sit quietly. Jimmie then unexpectedly appears with a visitor and proudly asserts his achievement once more.
A Cleveland man visited a poor Flats home and gave $15 to a starving mother to spend as she saw fit. A few days later he found the family still hungry and learned they had used the money for twelve cabinet photographs after a rare windfall.
Hood River news notes apple prices with a recent sale of winter banana boxes at 8 dollars per box. Historical Oregon records show varied prices from 1 dollar per apple and high box totals to 34 dollars per box in the 1850s, including grafted tree sales and shipments to San Francisco.
A fragmented, archaic quip on value compares money honor and nature. The text echoes a moral emphasis that wealth and virtue both matter to those who possess them and to the wider public, though its scrambled form limits precise interpretation.
A Pennsylvania boy spent months building a home milking machine and tested it on a cow in the barn. He returned home dirty after the failed trial, recounting that the cow objected to the contraption rather than the machine causing harm.
A club debate features a bachelor railing against women bearing unconcealed weapons and hatpins. He argues danger in crowds and on streets, urging suppression of women or the hatpin while others contemplate potential legal limits.
The author argues laughter and play are essential for happiness and balance with work. Play renews mind and body, revealing a peak of human nature and joy, elevating daily life beyond mere necessity.
A historical note extols the wild boar as supremely devout and ferocious among animals. It claims boars can felled elephants and even hold their own against tigers. The text praises the boar's speed, asserting no horse can catch it.
Letters of administration granted December 7, 1907 by the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri to A F Keene administrator. Creditors must exhibit claims for allowance within one year or be barred. claims not exhibited within two years from publication date will be forever barred. December 19, 1907.
Marriage license for Frank and Art Butterly noted amid a report of a staged Kansas City to Clifton car theft and arrest, with a Tennessee judge comment on divorce causes and a short quirky section on rabbit swimming and a poem line from Washington Herald listings.
Experimenters in London tested effects on those near cars while avoiding drivers. Findings suggest motor exposure improves rest and blood tone for some, though not for the man who stands before the machine.
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