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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1907
Page
6
An article explains kidney function and links kidney trouble to many diseases. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a superior kidney remedy with claims of cures and provides ordering details and sample information.
An insane man fired three shots at Governor Guild last Thursday, injuring three others including Dr. Driscoll president of the American Federation of Labor. The report notes medical remedies and drugstore ads amid a chaotic general news recap.
A chaotic crowd interrupts a public speaker amid reports of Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cough remedy and a coffee substitute claims. The article also notes flooding on the Thames, shipwrecks, and a political inquiry into Kickapoo land fraud involving Senators Teller, Curtis, and LaFollette.
An ad extols Dr Shoop's Cough Cure as safe for all ages with no opium or harsh extracts and notes a free trial of Catarrh treatments from Racine Wisconsin. Separately a Marion farmer John Gordon dies after burning his fortune of $10,000, leaving a large family, and the Cooke Brewing Company plant in Chicago is destroyed by fire, causing $100,000 in losses.
A Canton News brief notes a charity football game in Sterling Kansas where gate receipts fell short of hospital bills. The item also markets Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal blood purifier prescribed by physicians and sold by druggists for 75 cents, with a call to send testimonials.
South Dakota labeled a wonderland as Mound City chronicles a healing case of Mrs. E. D. Clapp’s son after near death from lung and throat trouble. Dr Kings New Discovery credited with saving his life. Also note Mrs Alice Longworth underwent an appendectomy in the White House last Thursday with a successful recovery.
A LeRaysville NY merchant recommends Bucklin’s Arnica Salve for piles saying it cured him years ago. The ad-type message promises relief for sores wounds burns and abrasions and credits the product with proven results from local users.
Abraham Brown of Wintertown New York suffered heart disease kidney trouble blood trouble stomach and ailing health. His wife urged Electric Bitters which restored his health. One bottle did more good than five doctors prescribed, a druggist Noah Martin reports guaranteed for blood weakness and kidney and stomach issues. Meanwhile Texas notes over six dozen corporations owe franchise taxes and face penalties before reinstatement.
A vintage ad warns against unknown cough remedies and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar in yellow packages as the genuine cure for coughs colds and lung troubles. It claims the genuine product contains no opiates and cites wide sales and safety. Also notes George T Cutts named permanent receiver of the failed National Bank of Commerce in Kansas City.
Buy it now. The remedy for colic cholera and diarrhea may save a life in an emergency. Available from Nash Martin. The text notes high mine deaths in the United States this year as a rough statistic.
An advertisement features Noah Martiz praising Foley's Kidney Cure. He claims kidney and bladder discomfort disappeared after using two bottles and a life insurance exam then passed. The testimonial asserts relief from backache and urinary issues following the treatment.
A Wednesday blaze in Kansas City killed twenty five horses. The report notes extensive property damage and a rapid emergency response.
The evangelist series in Muscatine Iowa ended last week with 3679 conversions and a collected total of 5611.1 dollars. The event drew attendees and highlighted a strong revival effort in the area.
Brookfield Gazette notes a local option contest in Kirksville where the dry side won by 158 votes. The county vote date remains January 7 with national debates about Sunday closing laws impacting city theaters and saloons.
In Aubury park Warwickshire England a gray granite tapered pillar on a three stepped pedestal honors George Eliot. The Newdegate family ancestral seat near by notes her birthplace and relatives served as land agents. Gift of F A N Newdegate.
The passage argues that Solomon did not write Vanitas Vanitatum and that vanity shows the reign’s summary. It claims none contributed more to prove that everything not advancing good and truth is mere soap bubbles and rotten wood.
A reflection on life’s daily struggles and resilience. The author stresses readiness to toil suffer and die as noble, noting individual battles lack marching drums or cheering crowds when one returns from victory or defeat.
A satirical snippet features Farmer Bentover cursing elite plutocrats and proposing ironic punishment in cozy corners. The piece mocks high handed oppression and quackery, with a quirky Italian proverb about gullibility.
A compact summary of religious curriculum topics from Creation to the Kingdom era, including maps, lists of great men and women, and twelve greatest events. Also notes on notable clergy, charitable efforts, and church publishing decisions, with brief mentions of related missions and religious leaders.
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