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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1900
Page
4
The Republican newspaper notice from Unionville Missouri lists circulation figures for Putnam County and subscription price, with advertisements for various remedies and local notices. It mentions Linn county township organization efforts and references Gen Fitzhugh Lee.
Governor Roosevelt uses his prerogative to dismiss Col Gardiner the district attorney of New York Emily for neglect of duty in failing to suppress a metropolis riot. The move targets the Tammany crowd and signals a decisive political stance amid public unrest.
Old china collections enhance drawing rooms with Wedgwood and Sevres impressions yet affordable pieces from damaged ware exist. Readers learn cement repairs using vinegar egg white lime and potassa silicate to mend mugs plates and bowls for display on frieze shelves or over mantels.
A 1900s etiquette note urges respect for privacy and proper conduct at home. It emphasizes not prying, safeguarding family reputation, presenting a united front, and maintaining self control to avoid public embarrassment or social missteps.
The article traces Horner's 1819 method for solving polynomial equations and notes a new challenger, Prof. A McGinnis of Neosho, Mo. McGinnis presents five fundamental theorems deriving from relations among coefficients and roots to solve numerical equations up to the fifth and sixth degrees with near arithmetical steps.
A Victorian recipe describes frying fresh eggs in hot fat until very brown on both sides. The whites are removed, yolks placed on half-bleached lettuce leaves, then dressed with a lime juice based French dressing. Serve with graham crackers or thin buttered brown bread.
In Ladies Home Journal Mrs Tew Wallace reflects on Jerusalem seen in a grim gray light. The piece laments the shadow of the crucifixion over the ancient city and contrasts desolate streets with a faint distant gleam beyond the Orient.
Emerson G Howard wed Emma B Hamilton at the brides residence near Central City. A large reception followed with relatives and friends attending and Chna Howard earning many compliments. The couple begin married life with bright prospects and good wishes from many. An anti diuretic medicine is advertised as helpful for bedwetting in children priced at $1.
A druggist Noah Martin cautions buyers against counterfeit versions of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. He promotes the original salve as a remedy for piles eczema cuts scalds burns sores and other skin ailments.
Auphor Leipert, former chairman of Missouri’s Democratic committee, is named for the St. Louis excise commissioner role. The post, paid nominally 7000 dollars annually, has effectively yielded far more, a fact noted amid persistent Missouri reform rhetoric. Seibert, a long-time state capital official, secures a lucrative political plum, sparking commentary on reform and tenure in office.
A testimonial from W. R. Smith of Latham LL credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing his piles after many remedies failed. The ad claims it is the best salve in the world and offers 25 cents per box, guaranteed by Nash Martin druggist.
The Burlington Route will sell round trip tickets to points within 200 miles at fare and one third for round trip. Dates of sale December 24 25 31 and January 1. Return limit January 2. P F Wrrurow agent.
Krause's Headache Capsules are advertised as unique and highly effective. Prescribed by Dr. Krause, noted German court physician, they predate antipyrine and are claimed to cure distressing headaches quickly. Price 25c, sold by A. W. Lane.
For two weeks only from December 15 to December 29, customers receive free photo items with cabinet orders. First grade Silk Finish cabinets include a regular 250 button with photo, second grade Silk Finish adds an embossed photo, best Platinum offers a color medallion portrait, and second grade Platinum includes a rolled gold button with photo, all while supplies last.
Prepared in convenient capsure form Krausera Cold Cure is easy to take and promises a speedy cure of obstinate cases. Price 25c sold by A. W. Lane.
A local notice proclaims a repairman near Jackson’s ready to fix guns sewing machines stoves roofs spouting and more. He offers needles and repairs for all machines and promises versatile service.
An advertisement claims Hooad's Sarsaparilla quickly and permanently cures rheumatism by neutralizing acidity in the blood. The claim lists multiple rheumatic forms and promotes a general health benefit.
Notice to taxpayers lists Unionville at Marshall Bank on December 24 to 31, 1900 and January 28, 1901 for Wilson township tax books. GFE Retnsarp, 2112 Collector.
Classified ad offers a brick store building in Unionville Missouri in exchange for land residence property or merchandise. Mail to P. O. Box 248 Unionville Mo.
An advertisement argues that aging grandparents differ by stomach health and blood quality. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to strengthen digestion and blood, aiding exertion, and claims a testimonial from Eureka Springs Arkansas about improved digestion and light work after twelve bottles. It also recommends Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for elderly people as a laxative aid.
Four flavors lemony rauge raspberry and strawberry offered in a grocer display for 10 cents today. Also two thoroughbred short born male calves with pedigrees furnished. Frank Gorrey.
Fifteen head of good horses weighing 1000 to 1200 pounds are for immediate sale. Includes some match teams and work-broke horses. Stock viewable at NS Wyckoff farm seven miles northeast of Unionville. Contact W Q Wyrehorr for pricing and timing.
Market update from Unionville Missouri dated December 26 1900 notes price changes weekly by 8S. H. Jackson & Co and that prices are subject to market fluctuations.
The text shows capital stock paid in surplus fund undivided profits after expenses and notes on national bank notes outstanding demand certificates of deposit bills payable and related figures. It appears as a ledger excerpt with monetary amounts and classifications.
Col. D. G. Rambo the Auctioneer will inspect and bid on timber at Unionville for Rees Bros Mfg Co of Memphis Mo. He will be at the Farmers Hotel. Call on him for prices and specifications.
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