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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1902
Page
7
An old Bible class anecdote centers on a wealthy president who laughs at a suggestion to wear Benson's Porous Plaster. The ad claims immediate relief for neuralgia, rheumatism, muscle strains, and other pains and offers 25 cents postage prepaid in the United States.
Stockholm reports a guardians board inquiry into poverty finds drunkenness causes 52 percent of cases. In many cases both parents were drinkers, with dire consequences for children and family stability.
A fragmented Sunday School lesson on Acts 1 9 24 describes Jesus lifting to heaven after giving last instructions Then the apostles gather with Jesus promising the Holy Spirit empowering them The text notes the ascension and the mission to spread teaching while reflecting on faith and endurance for believers.
Advertises a home treatment claimed to cure alcoholism without public exposure. Promises rapid, guaranteed results for hard drinkers and their families, with instructions and one dollar price. Says the remedy is non-nostrum, soluble in tea or coffee, and shipped from Philadelphia with confidential correspondence.
The article discusses water quality and moisture effects on crops and livestock, stressing the importance of knowing water content to prevent disease. It notes turnips and roots as a growing focus, with corn price and fodder efficiency tied to root supplements and labor-saving tools boosting yields.
The excerpt warns that untreated minor injuries in children can lead to serious blood poisoning and death. Two physicians confirm the danger, noting sores and severe bruises require prompt care to prevent fatal outcomes.
A cryptic note frames a tense contest between Stone and Bulgarian brigands. If Stone succeeds, the second threat fades. if the brigands prevail, the first hope ends. The remark hints at a currency or ransom motive behind the standoff.
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