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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1902
Page
5
A collage of ad blurbs mentions smallpox cases in Sullivan county, cough remedies and ointments, shipwrecks near San Francisco with loss of forty two lives, wage increases for railroad workers, and various cures including kidney tonics. Names include L. H. Howard Unionville Mo and C. A. Hays.
An antique advertisement claims a single bottle of kidney cure guarantees relief with a skeptical finish promising satisfaction and noting price at 50 cents. The ad is signed by C A Hays.
Two Hannibal brothers were playing Indian when a loaded shotgun discharged and one brother was killed. The ad then pivots to consumer warnings about substitutes for Madison Medicine Co's Rocky Mountain Tea and notes a management change at Fulton Asylum No 1 shifting from homeopathic to allopathic care.
A Miller county family has added sixteen children over seven years to boost Missouri’s census tally. The movement reflects efforts to grow the population count and strengthen local representation.
Noah Martin of Danville Illinois shares that his daughter suffered a severe lagrippe and cough. After trying many remedies with no relief she used Foley's Honey and Tar and was cured, with no subsequent coughing.
A collage of items notes free samples of Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets from Noah Martin's drug store, testimonials for Foley's Kidney Cure, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It also reports James J Jeffries vs Tom Sharkey for a heavyweight title late March, political notes on a Democratic primary date, and a town incident with a footpad.
The swift release of the first census volume sparks optimism that the entire edition may be issued before a subsequent census is needed, reflecting efficient data processing and timely reporting.
Frank J. Cheney declares his firm will pay 100 dollars for any catarrh cure case. The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with testimonials. Also notes the battleship Missouri cost 2,885,000 and is complete in Newport News, reflecting wartime pride.
W C Williamson of Amherst Virginia says after a year of lumbago he found complete relief with Chamberlain's Pain Balm, unlike all other remedies. Sold by Noah Martin.
In a brief exchange the Jefferson club asked the country Democrats about Allen Foot Ease and related remedies. Within three hours and five minutes the convention, aimed at a two day program, was told to go home and forget plans as reported by the Globe Democrat.
Advertises Lavative Bromo Quinine tablets as a guaranteed cure for colds within a day. Notes that all druggists refund the money if it fails, and that W Grove’s signature appears on each box. Includes a price cue and promotional language typical of patent medicine notices.
St. Clair County Judge Peden, confined at Maryville jail for contempt, resigns his office but must serve the remainder of his term. The former judge faced deprivation over an offense tied to a dispute with a fiancee and an order from a U.S. court.
The ad proclaims Buckle's Arnica Acre as the world’s best healer for cuts burns ulcers and skin eruptions with a 2c box sale at Noah Martin's. It also notes disappointment in the Democratic camp predicting 1904 success and describes Democratic papers as cowed in Centerville.
Dr C J Bishop of Agnew Michigan reports Foley's Honey and Tarin used in three severe pneumonia cases with good results. Warns readers to beware substitutes while Noah Martin notes 500 mickels unclaimed in Chillicothe and describes confiscated slot machine funds kept at police headquarters.
A testimonial notes De Witts Witch Hazel Salve as the sure remedy for burns bruises and cuts in children. The ad warns of counterfeits and cites a claim from James Mack about curing eczema in a baby after two doctors gave up, mentioning Noah Martin of N Webster Ind.
An old practitioner claims a new remedy cures catarrh by reaching affected areas with internal and external medicines. The ad touts a one dollar package, guarantees cure if used as directed, and offers guidance from the discoverer. A separate item notes armed robbers attempting a depot hold-up near Latitia, with shots fired and one robber knocked down.
Somerville resident Demick reports seven years of stomach trouble and nightly discomfort before taking Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He says a few bottles restored health, enabling him to digest food without dieting. Advertisement touts Kodol as a stomach aid that digests food. Noah Martin endorses it.
A Memphis undertaker says he discovered an embalming compound that prevents decay and keeps bodies from shriveling like mummies. He claims the invention is timely for use by the Democratic party, according to his statements reported by Gate City.
The piece advises keeping a bottle of Boschee's German Syrup at home to prevent serious sickness from sudden weather changes. It claims quick relief for coughs colds throat and lung diseases and notes a sample bottle is free from L H Howard with regular size priced at 75 cents.
The trial of Neely and Rathbone, accused Cuban postal embezzlers, is currently under way in Havana.
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