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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1906
Page
6
A Southern robbery spree culminated at Texarkana Arkansas where bandits held up a bank and escaped with 34000. Other items note River traffic surge on the Mississippi and a steamer explosion near Vicksburg with twenty one lives lost.
An advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for rheumatism sprains and muscle ills with a testimonial from A G M Williams of Warasetsa Texas. Another note promotes Ely's Cream Balm for nasal catarrh urging sufferers to try it via mail order from New York.
Revered Christian Church evangelist Rev. H. A. Northeast of Missouri has died at his home in Knox City after a lengthy ministry. The Missouri figure was known for his preaching and church work across the region.
A professor asks an Irishman for his three good deeds and the man recounts helping a crying mother by paying for baptism and later claiming two more acts. He notes drying a widow’s tears and saving a soul from purgatory, plus earning seven dollars from a bad tin, ending with a wry claim that this should suffice.
A notice cites Reet M Adams and wife Henrietta Pa claiming a miracle cure for their child’s five year eczema using Electric Bitters after seven bottles. It promotes Blood medicine and body builder Noah Martin's drug store sales 50c and 100. Another item notes opposition to Japanese children in San Francisco schools and Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion guarantees itch cure in 30 minutes via L H Howard Druggist.
Mrs Webster, elected superintendent of the Appanadse county Town schools, may fail to qualify as she lacks a first grade certificate.
Noah Martin proclaims Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as the new laxative that stimulates without irritation and guarantees money back. The claim emphasizes effectiveness and customer satisfaction for the product.
A magazine writer notes an 82 bill lasting 16 months and a $10 soda cost over three years. The Washington Times suggests he may be living with his wife's relatives.
The railway mail clerks advocate for electric lighting in their mail cars, arguing it would aid their work and reduce fire risk. The request is described as reasonable, and likely to be granted soon per Gate City report.
A vintage ad touts Holligter's Rocky Mountain Tea as making the weak man or woman strong and healthy. It promises vigor for 35 cents and mentions Nosh Martin as a named entity in the piece.
A voice rail against dishonest behavior and social decay. The author condemns pretentious elites and calls for action against a culture that elevates appearance over virtue Timely warnings about youth being shaped by indulgent parents and the danger of vice.
Favorite tonic White's Cream Vermifuge claimed to cure worms and child diseases by killing worms and removing mucus. A Sumac Tennessee parent reported a child passed 73 worms after the first dose. Sold by Noah Martin.
John Hamilton was hanged in Houston Missouri last Friday for the murder of an entire family from the prior summer. The public execution drew a crowd that grew tense as the rope snapped on the first attempt, necessitating a second hanging.
An ad touts Dr Shoop’s cough cure as safe for children and free of narcotics offering a $10 per drop challenge to prove opium and narcotics are absent. It credits Dr Shoop’s opposition to narcotics and notes support for the new pure food and drug law with public protection by insisting on Dr Shoop’s.
A bill to rearrange the state's congressional districts will be presented in the upcoming legislature, but past patterns suggest it will likely stop at introduction. Also Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is not adulterated under the National Pure Food and Drug law and is recommended as a safe remedy for all ages.
A regular army soldier at Fort Leavenworth arranged with friends to be recaptured after desertion so his mother could receive the 850 reward paid for the capture of deserters.
Advert says Preventics stop colds when taken at early signs. Describes Preventics as tasty penny tablets, safe for children and effective for adults. Sold in 5 cent and 25 cent boxes by Nosh Martin.
A report notes that when ex-Senator Horton is released from Iran county jail he is expected to resume pursuit of a Congressional seat. The statement suggests a return to political activity despite past legal trouble.
Inter state commerce complaints pour in as investigations begin amid unclear claims and distorted phrases. Readers report confusion over terms and names due to garbled OCR.
An advertisement touts Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root as the best kidney remedy. It claims kidney trouble causes heart strain and general illness, urges readers to try samples and to mention the paper when writing to Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.
Linneus Bulletin argues country living builds character and practical skills for life. It contrasts rural virtues with urban vice and asserts farm upbringing strengthens youth in etiquette routines, cooking, and hard work, challenging the notion that city life holds all advantages.
Under the Pure Food Law National Food and Drug Act effective Jan 1 1907 does not affect Chamberlains Cough Remedy. No special labels required, free from opiates and narcotics, a safe choice for mothers and children. For sale by Nosh Martin.
J. D. Gilliiland of Northburo and an unknown young man perished in a car fire while moving the Gilliiland household goods to Oklahoma. A gasoline stove ignited hay and other materials. the blaze spread as the train pulled into St. Joseph last Saturday, and both men were dead before discovery.
Missouri physicians urge lawmakers to cut the malpractice statute of limitations from five years to one, arguing reforms will curb excessive claims and improve medical practice, as debates unfold in the state legislature.
A Missouri case reports Mr Nelson obtaining a divorce from wife Maggie on grounds of indignities. He retains control of the children, while Maggie, now Mrs Blanchett, remains connected to the ill children and returns to care for them, despite plans to stay with her new husband Curtis Blanchett.
An ad touts Herbine as a positive remedy for constipation and liver complaints with testimonials including Mrs Columbia Tennessee. Noah Martin sells the product. The text also notes Albert T. Patrick in New York had his death sentence commuted to life imprisonment.
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