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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1908
Page
9
An old advertisement promotes Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer and Co claiming kidney and bladder relief for both men and women. It highlights common child kidney issues and urges readers to request a free sample bottle and pamphlet, mentioning Binghamton New York as the company address.
The prosecution of the men charged with the murder of former Governor Stuenenburg of Idaho is nearly finished. Geo al Pittibone was acquitted last Wednesday, and Chas. H. Moyer, president of the Western Federation of Miners, was released the same day. Oshalt, the confessed killer, will be tried later. Simpkins remains a fugitive and his case stands.
Mr and Mrs Chamberlain of Clinton Maine say Bucklen s Arnica Salve does the business it healed an old sore without a scar 25c at Noah Martin s drug store Also report Oklahoma University building destroyed by fire and a new steel fireproof building planned worth 25000 The Louisiana Press Journal comments on wages for bank workers and a warning note on buying Chamberlain s remedies Also an attempted dynamite blast damaged the First National Bank basement in Kansas City injuring ten workers with no suspects identified
Advice from Noah Martin promoting Foley's Honey and Tar to stop coughs and expel cold. Warns to refuse non genuine yellow package. Claims mild laxative effect and pneumonia prevention.
Laurence Prickett a draughtsman of Pottsville Pennsylvania found and returned a lost package containing $12,000 in a Pullman sleeper after learning the owner’s name through a Philadelphia broker. In appreciation the owner rewarded him with $8500 in United States gold coin.
The text reflects on numerous small deeds of generosity across the nation and the value of everyday support, though the source remains fragmented and unclear. It references Saint Caulien and a coming event, while noting the impact of widespread courtesy across communities.
Disturbed the congregation last Sunday, a person was moved to a side seat. Roan i Moe is noted in the report. The fire loss in the United States dropped by 2200 900 000 according to figures. Trial Catarrh treatments are being mailed out free on request by Dr. Shoop Racine Wis. The tests show value of this remedy sold by druggists. The C B Q has barred liquor sales in dining cars while trains travel in lows.
An old newspaper snippet highlights assertive ads for Dr Kings New Discovery claiming it cures coughs and throat ailments with testimonials from O Eldridge of Empire Georgia and a note about a drug store guarantee. Also mentions John D Rockefeller’s New Year gift to Chicago University and an earthquake shock in Jamaica with damage to Kingston and the south shore.
Mrs K M Fishel of Dillsburg Pa recalls being bitten twice on August 24 106 by a large copperhead. With no medical help nearby she applied Sloan's Liniment which she says killed the pain and saved her life. She is mother of four and recommends the remedy.
A Life magazine quote contemplates two broad social divisions: humanity and those who lack kind regard. The remark frames moral taxonomy as a lens on social behavior and virtue.
A vintage advertisement touts Hollisters Rocky Mountain Tea as a universal cure claiming instant effect on crowds and healing powers for skin and flesh. The ad promotes 350, Tea or Tablet by Noah Martin and targets families including women and children.
Austria enacts a law forcing citizens to vote under penalty, with about 40,000 to be called and fined for neglect. The measure compares to ancient Athenian restraint, recalling an old tradition of coercive civic duty.
The passage markets Dr Shoop's tonic with medicinal claims for sore throat bronchial issues and general healing. It presents a mysterious sacred herb product said to have curative properties and urges purchase exclusively from Dr Shoop's, with no opium or harsh ingredients and a 10 percent injury caution.
An old ad touts a coffee substitute named Health Coffee Imitation made from toasted cereals with malt and nuts. It claims no real coffee is used and promises a quick brew in a minute. Sold by Jackson Mercantile Co.
The plan envisions digging a canal from near the Rio Grande mouth to the Mississippi creating an inland waterway about 8 000 miles long. Estimated cost of the project is 4 000 000 dollars.
A local pharmacy advertises a malaria cure sold in 60 cent bottles with claims to relieve chills dyspepsia jaundice and back pain under guarantee. The piece also notes the 1907 US foreign trade totals exceed three billion dollars with a 460 million dollar positive balance.
James Donahue of New Britain Connecticut reports he suffered kidney and bladder trouble and diabetes but improved after using Foley's Kidney Cure. After two bottles his health showed progress and five bottles cured him completely enabling him to pass a life insurance examination.
A Brussels couple, the Duponts, quarreled on their wedding day and the wife vowed the husband would never hear her voice again. She kept to the oath until her death, a striking tale of a vow fulfilled. Separately, notices hint at government actions to dissolve the Harriman railroad system in the West, with the Justice Department preparing definite legal steps.
A Turk from near Baiburi in Asia Minor reportedly has 45 teeth, exceeding the common 32. He comes from a well toothed family, his mother and sister also possessing 45 teeth each.
A line about kidney disease describing it as insidious and dangerous, often unnoticed until it causes fatal complications. The text emphasizes early awareness and health warning.
A man described as a former state figure allegedly killed himself at his St Louis residence on Thursday afternoon. Public safety officials are probing the incident and releasing few details, with authorities citing no further information at this time.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for cures not achievable by the remedy. It cites endorsements from Valpine Kinnan & Marvin and notes internal use targets blood and mucous surfaces. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation and states testimonials are free.
Reports indicate a growing white population in Liberia and fewer African fevers than in other regions. The note cites economic figures hinting at large bondholder disbursements around January 1, claiming yearly dividends from major U.S. corporations reach about 200 million.
A wry remark on happiness, proposing that joy comes from small things and that a man gains true happiness only after passing a bad quarter to others. The piece uses a philosophical tone to suggest shifting misfortune to find relief.
Describes Persian men's dress with a collarless light shirt cut low at the neck and long loose sleeves, a close fitting vest, and an accompanying wide flowing sleeve garment.
L H Howard asserts Mions stomach tablets cure indigestion and related symptoms including post meal distress and dizziness. The ad claims a money back guarantee if it does not cure and emphasizes no commissions paid to agents unless the product proves effective.
The sermon discusses John the Baptist’s witness that Jesus is the Messiah, the symbolism of the Lamb of God, and the Holy Spirit’s descent as proof. It links John’s testimony to the broader 2000 year history and the ongoing removal of sin through Christ’s work.
An item notes an exhibition event by Putnam with a focus on climate themes. The notice references an administration event date and related activities. The text lists organizing groups and probable venues, but details are distorted.
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