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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1899

Page

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O K Line gains new superintendent and route cuts

Josselyn, named new super intendent of the Oklahoma and Kansas line, plans to improve the road between Quincy and Omaha, removing underused stations and discontinuing the Milan local. He aims to make the railway pay, while press opinions condemn Gen Miles for alleged misconduct and call for accountability.

O. K Quincy i Gs Josselyn Clintor Qui Ey Omaha Tolona Ourky Dawsonville Milan Gui Ics

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Cure All

The ad copy touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as cures for impure blood and a range of ailments including scrofula dyspepsia catarrh rheumatism and rheumatic fever. It also mentions General Miles and postwar political events with biased language about relieving command and government plans.

T. Hood Hood

Doctors Cannot Cure Blood Poison Says Patient Testimony

A testimonial claims mercury and potash cures fail for blood poison while promoting a remedy labeled 8. 8.6 as the direct fix. The writer, W.B. Nawman of Staunton Virginia, says the drug cured him ten years ago with no relapse and asserts doctors worsened his condition with harsh treatments.

W.B. NawMan Staunton

Sawyer’s Wild Cherry and Tar Cure Advertised

There is nothing mysterious in the wonderful cures effected by Dr. Sawyer's Wild Cherry and Tar. You get the benefit of an eminent physician's prescription for all throat and lung diseases. Sold by Noah Martin.

Sawyer Noah Martin

Governor Stephens to Head Kansas City Bank Leader

In 1900 at the end of his term Governor Stephens may move to Kansas City to become president of the National Bank of Commerce, the state's second largest bank. Dr Woods, the current president, is aging, with a close friend and admirer of Stephens reportedly nearby.

Tuer Stephens Kansas City National Bank of Commerce Dr. Woods Jig Brookfield Argus

Motherhood Ease Promise From Trusted Product

A period promotional notice extols a remedy for expectant mothers, claiming it supports safe childbirth and reduces fear. It asserts the product makes delivery natural and easy, urging women not to be swayed by alternatives. The piece emphasizes maternal and infant safety benefits.

Mother’s Friend testimonial and offer notice

An advertisement extols the effects of a product named Mother’s Friend claiming it eased labor for a customer. It promotes a book of testimonies and information for mothers, offered by The Bradfield Regulator Co. based in Atlanta and distributed by druggists for £1 or by express post.

Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta

Dearth of Conversions Prompts Religious Debate Across Denominations

A Gate City summary notes small rises in Presbyterian Methodist and Christian church memberships, with Dr Theodore L Cuyler urging steady continual preaching and personal revival rather than periodic campaigns. Critics in The Christian Evangelist fault both pew and pulpit for prioritizing numbers over sustained spiritual growth.

Presbyterian Methodist Assembly Herald Presbyterian New York Theodore L. Cuyler Cuyler Richard Baxter Kidt Derminster Dr. Cuyier St. Louis Prn

Cure deafness by constitutional remedy claims in 19th century ad

An advertisement claims deafness from inflammation of the Eustachian tube can be cured only by a constitutional remedy. It offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness not cured and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a Toledo supplier. Also mentions The Designer magazine March issue with fashion plates and patterns for women and children.

Hall Cnengy & Co Toledo Halls Family

Private Money Loan Offer in Small Denominations

Advertises $1,000 private money loans in $5 to $50 increments for personal or mortgage security. Calls for applicants to contact C. A. Hays to arrange funding immediately.

C. A. Hays

Money to Loan on Farm Land in Missouri Counties

A. Hays offers loans on improved farm land in Putnam, Sullivan, Adair and Schuyler counties at low interest. He promises prompt service and to tailor loans to the buyer. Also advertises a good 80 acre upland farm 7 miles from Unionville with 20 acres cultivated, fenced, for sale on favorable terms and on time.

Putnam Sullivan Adair Schuyster Counties C. A. Hays Unionville

Abstracter C A Hays Offers Notary Deeds Mortgages

C A Hays provides abstract services notary work and drafting deeds and mortgages at reasonable charges for local clients. He advertises thorough title searches and document preparation by a trusted practitioner in the community.

C. A. Hays

Insurance ad from CG A Hays promising low rates

An insurance advertisement offers reliable coverage with major companies paying claims and invites readers to contact CG A Hays for insured property at low rates.

CG. A. Hays

Life Insurance Written in Old and Reliable Companies

C. A. Hays outlines life insurance options from established firms, emphasizing stability and trustworthiness. The piece compares policy features and benefits, guiding readers to select reliable providers for long term security.

C. A. Hays

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