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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1902
Page
3
Gen Alger improves after illness while various medical cures and tonics are promoted by Howard Unionville Mo. Elderly figures and local notices recount mail routes, smallpox cases, and ongoing ailments. Headlines mention Rogers death, Hay rumors, and a Kansas City marriage hidden from families.
Letters praise Foley's Honey and Tar for lagrippe coughs and lingering chest troubles. Testimonials from Noah Martin and others claim rapid relief and lasting cures, while mentions of Mary A. Anderson’s marriage and legal career appear in the same column.
Two beliefs about basal catarrh treatment are debunked and Ely's Dream Balm is promoted as a safe cure that cleanses diseased membranes without sneezing. The price is 60 cents and it is sold by druggists and Wy Brothers at 56 Warren Street, Newark. A Brookfield saloon-keeper, J H Gordon, was shot and died. J A Howard is jailed at Linneus with no clear motive. A Jamaica merchant praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for preventing pneumonia and recommends it for chest pains and colds, sold by Noah Martin.
A Chicago judge says a man with $25 in his pocket is fit to start housekeeping if he can find a bride. The remark implies long running debates on marriage and finance may soon be settled.
A shopper reports relief from nine years of constipation after using DeWitt’s Little Early Risers. The advertisement features testimonial from J. O. Greene of DePauw Indiana and Noah Martin.
An old idea about drastic purgatives is debunked as Dr King s New Life Pills are described as harmless and gentle. The pills stimulate the liver and bowels to remove poisons, cleanse the system, and claim to cure constipation and sick headache. Sold for 25 cents at the drug store. Noah Martin.
Editorial remarks in Gate City approve Secretary Wilson in the cabinet noting he is the best head the agriculture department has had. The piece argues his replacement would be difficult and suggests counties plan for improved courthouses, including Daviess and Grundy counties.
A humorous clip presents Nouah Martin touting Banner Saive as the ultimate remedy for piles with a money back guarantee. The tale shifts to a busy housewife receding into a yard pursuit as a bedbug flees, meeting another bug and forming a long lasting partnership until their deaths.
The ad touts Bucklen's Arica Salve as the world’s best cure for ats corns burns bruises sores scards boils ulcers felons aches and pains and all skin eruptions. It claims an infallible pile cure and notes 25 cents a box at Noah Martin's.
The General Conference admits women delegates acknowledging their key role in Methodism's success. The movement’s spread and fervor, including prayer and testimony, are credited to the sisters of Wesleyan influence. The decision marks overdue recognition in church leadership. Judge Lucas County Ohio. Frank J. Cheney sworn statement for Catarrh Cure and sales pitch by F. J. Cagney & Co. Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills advertised.
The Twice-A-Week Republic claims high value with full news coverage at a minimal price. Readers are told it keeps them posted on world events year round and is designed for family reading. Subscription is $1 per year, available via newsdealer, postmaster, or mail to Tux Aerostic in St. Louis.
An old practitioner markets Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure a dollar per package claiming it cures catarrh by reaching the diseased parts. The ad promises relief from hay fever, cold and inflammation and offers personalized advice with purchase. It notes the product is sent prepaid from Philadelphia and includes a testimonial about Admiral Cervera.
It Keeps the Feet Warm and Dry. Ask to-day for Allen's Foot-Ease. It cures chilblains swollen sweating sore aching damp feet. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
The Brookfield Gazette comments on Champ Clark's claim that a U S senator primary will destroy rings and slates and place nomination in the people’s hands. It notes the possibility that some prefer the current system and questions the public motive.
A remedy for grippe recommends Kemp's Balsam for throat and lungs. Do not wait for symptoms. keep a bottle ready to use at onset. The balsam is said to prevent pneumonia by loosening coughs and keeping lungs clear, sold by all druggists at 25 and 50 cents.
The Macon Republican argues that criticizing Democratic misgovernment is treated as disloyalty while Republicans decry any attack on state credit. It portrays party rot and calls critics wicked disorganizers in a critique of democracy and political hypocrisy.
M Fleming of Piqua Ohio reports Gooch's Mexican Syrup as the best remedy for coughs and lung troubles. A young lady formerly near death due to consumption recovered after using the syrup and returned to work. The ad claims it cures a simple cough quickly and whooping cough, price 25 cents.
Advertises Mothers Worm Syrum as the nicest tasting and most effective worm medicine for little ones. Claims money back if it ever fails to work. Includes note about Pile-Ine Cures Piles and refund policy.
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