27 Feb 1895
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1895
Page
1
A name rich listing shows church events, officers and weekly services. It notes presiding judge treasurer clerk and various church groups with service times and meeting days across February May and other months.
An old advert promotes Dr Miles Netrine for chronic nervousness with a positive guarantee. It states refunds if the first consignments do not meet expectations and promises delivery to druggists upon receipt of price. The ad mentions Propart and a London address for purchase.
A historical sketch traces Napoleon Bonaparte from his Italian birth through early schooling and family pressures. It notes his mixed ancestry, harsh boyhood discipline, and initial move to France with his relatives, marking the start of his rise amid a debt-ridden Bonaparte family and French political shifts.
A humorous line notes that a 25 year old calling himself a boy pianist is amusing. The author observes the musician plays with the skill and outlook of a nine year old, implying confidence beyond his years.
Major Warner of Kansas City and General Gordon of Georgia led a Union Confederate reunion at the Lincoln banquet in Chicago. Veterans cheered as Warner praised unity, urged a grand North South reunion, and recalled shared hardships. The event featured Admiral guards, officials, and a crowd that celebrated reconciliation.
A humorous scene on the avenue to the Capitol shows a Democratic congressman asking a boy for a boot shine. A second clerk replaces the first, quipping about a fired Democratic member, highlighting political jibes of the era. The Detroit Free Press excerpt notes catarrh treatment claims from Hall’s Cure, marketed by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo with a money-back offer.
A letter from Mapieon Miller describes plans for an excursion to the Rhilob battlefield with an An excursion party organized by G ARH headquarters. The trip would depart St Louis on April 2 and stay two days aboard a steamer with meals provided, round trip fare listed at 18 dollars. Miller invites fellow comrades from the gallant 18th to join if health permits.
Cure for headache and habitual sick headache claims permanent relief. Recommends Electric Bitters for constipation by toning the bowels and promises quick results. Advertisement notes large bottles at fifty cents at drug stores.
The passage extols fraternal orders as thrift promoters and economic stabilizers. It lauds them as preventers of poverty and vice, supporters of education, and advocates for wealth distribution and public welfare, portraying them as a force for biblical values and personal prosperity. It mentions Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder and a Gold Model Midwinter Fale. Sea: Francises.
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