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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1902
Page
2
A fragmented OCR passage portrays a wealthy family’s son, Geoffrey Whitford, amid vice, debt, and parental concern. The father hopes for business focus after college, while the son indulges in luxury and spending, provoking a costly confrontation and a stern warning from relatives.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for skin eruptions pimples rheumatism and blood purification. It claims the remedy cleanses the blood improves health and includes testimonials from users like Ann Wells of Ferguson Whitfistle and mentions Dr Pierce s Pleasant Pellets for bowel regulation.
A long health ad claims kidney trouble is common and silent. It describes a test with water and sediment to show illness and promotes Swamp Root tonic from Dr Kilmer and Company offering a free sample bottle by mail.
The text recalls a career in a bar setting with memories of early days and a desire to begin again in the business. It mentions a foreman, work at barns washing cars or oiling tricks, and a tale of a man named Fart Whotford who becomes president of a console gate system. A secret romance resurfaces as a patient narrator remembers a masked visitor by a hospital bed.
A fragmented historical clipping describes exile, disorder, and medical claims amid garbled phrases about cure bottles and a promised reward. The text references Dr Kings and elusive services, with scattered product pitches and dubious assurances.
Champaign resident John B Weeks cites a letter from Mrs. Sampson stating Admiral Sampson’s mental state is beyond recovery. The letter replies to Weeks’s sympathies amid the Sampson Schley controversy, noting the admiral’s weariness and ongoing strain from duty and personal sorrow.
Circulating report notes 74 percent of freight on the line originates from Novinger with coal shipments driving daily drain from Milan division crews. Rail company struggles to meet output as capacity limits threaten two divisions and plans to move facilities from Novinger.
An old advertisement notes Mother Grays Sweet Powders for children, claiming relief of worms and stomach issues. It mentions a nurse from a children's home in New Yeh oe ope Bever and includes a free address for Alena Olmstead in Labius NY.
Anderson McClellan, a brakeman on the Buorlington, shot Arnold Bohoo, telegraph operator, at West Quincy Christusday. After a misfired mix up at a table, McClellan picked up what he believed to be his revolver, but it was Bohoo’s loaded gun. the shot struck Bohoo in the face and he died later that day.
Sullivan Mo February 14 1900 Dr Tichenor's Antiseptic has been used in this office for cuts burns and wounds and heals rapidly with no inflammation. Hickory Barren Sept 1599 Tick Dotter reports it valuable for colic stomach and bowel troubles and recommends it. Greene Ridge Mo Sept 22 AS TURPIN notes it cured a swollen mule with maggots after one application. Devyy claims it helps sick headache stomach and is a reliable family medicine.
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