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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1908
Page
6
An old advertisement extols Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. It claims Dr Kilmer discovered it in the nineteenth century and offers free sample bottles by mail to readers who mention the paper. It promotes bottles priced at fifty cents and one dollar.
A brief summary notes probable restoration of American cultural icons and mobility projects amid ongoing public discussions. The text references international engagement and potential policy shifts influencing restoration timelines and funding considerations.
Fragmentary ad text notes a salve used for chapped hands and sores sold for 25 cents at Noah Marties drug store. It mentions claimed cures and a damaged account of an explosion or loss in Howaherntis Ark.
The Bank of North America in New York and other institutions faced liquidation as heavy withdrawals fueled by market rumors grew. Also noted is the death of Louisa de la Ramee Ouida in Florence at about 41, famed English novelist who wrote forty one novels including Under Two Flags.
An ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar to prevent pneumonia and ease colds, claiming it stops coughs and expels the cold. a warning urges to refuse non genuine yellow packaged products. Separate note mentions two carloads of flour shipped by Seymour Carter of Minneapolis were seized by government authorities for labeling spring wheat as winter wheat and seven other details are unclear.
An insidious danger of kidney troubles can be fatal before detection. Take Foley's Kidney Cure at the first sign of trouble to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. The Galleyville mine No. 2 near Centerville, which burned December 11, resumed operation Monday.
In January to mid month a number of passengers departed New York aboard reduced crates. The period reflects a downturn in travel during the same time frame as prior years.
The annual Missouri Canners association meeting in Kansas City concluded with plans to broaden the group across the central states. Dr. Shoop offers free trial Catarrh remedies by mail, marketed as a penny value. A new Green City national bank opened with $25,000 capital, electing E Seiffer as president and H B Hill as cashier, backed by about 70 stockholders.
Empire Georgia resident C O Eldridge extols Dr Kings New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs colds croup and throat troubles. The piece notes its wide acclaim and availability at Neale Martins store with a 50 cent and 100 price and a free trial bottle. It also includes unrelated brief items about a mill burn and mining accident.
Woman bitten on the hand by a large copperhead recalls using Sloan's Liniment on August 20 1906 with no medical aid nearby and says it killed the pain and saved her life She is mother of four and credits the liniment with her survival Dr E Caner a Meadville veterinary surgeon was strung up and beaten by Whitecaps to force a confession to wife beating and theft He denies the charges.
Signed testimonial from James Donahue of New Britain Connecticut praising Foley's Kidney Cure after trying remedies for diabetes and kidney issues. Claims seaweed-based formula improved condition and five bottles cured him. Also notes Noah Martin cites Railway Age on resumed construction and rising railroad activity.
The text touts Dr Shoop's Cough Cure as a safe remedy for coughs and bronchial irritation using a plant extract called “The Sacred Herb.” It claims no opium or harsh ingredients and urges mothers to use it for young children. It also notes unrelated items about liquor seizure in Topeka, poet James R. Randall’s death, and a bank president’s misused funds conviction.
R M James of Jaouellen SC claims Electric Bitters cure malaria related misery and other ailments. The tonic purports to relieve chills bilious attacks jaundice stomach liver and kidney issues and lame backs. Sold at Noah Martins drug store with guarantee. Also noted is a Pennsylvania two cent fare law ruling and railroad prosperity contrasts.
A drygoods store in Galistin Missouri was robbed Saturday night with $200 worth of silk taken. Police search for suspects and review local surveillance for leads.
The fragment mentions a laxative product claiming to ease constipation and notes the death of Edward Alexander MacDowell, a well known composer at Columbia University and former president of the American Society of Musicians and Composers. It references his residence in New York City and his tenure at Columbia from 1896 to 1904. The text is garbled with unrelated lines and marketing asides.
A bomb shattered a bank window in New York exposing 40000 in gold and silver on display to prove the bank’s solvency. The blast injured one assistant slightly with the rest of the damage limited to the window. The event occurred during Inutweek Thursday, and no other injuries were reported.
An Ada era advertisement touts Cooper's New Discovery as a remedy for dypopeptics and stomach sufferers. L H Howard credits the product while Noah Martin promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain tea as a preventive tonic. The Standard Oil Company appeals to rule Elkins law unconstitutional to avoid payments.
The city hall of Portland Maine housing municipal and county offices was burned down in the early hours Friday destroying many valuable records dating back a century and about one million dollars of property.
Letters of Administration on the estate of Benjamin F Guffey were granted December 17, 1907 by the Probate Court of Putnam County. Claimants must present their claims within one year for allowance or be barred. notices begin December 19, 1900 with A F Kuuxn as Administrator.
In Putnam County Circuit Court Missouri April term 1908 J M Lile plaintiff versus G W McClaskey non resident defendant. Clerk orders publication to notify defendant G W McClaskey of action to collect long overdue debt and attach property, requiring appearance by fourth Monday in April term and ready plead. Publication to run four weeks in local paper with at least fifteen days between first publication and term start.
The notice announces an administrator's application for distribution in the estate matter. It names the estate and parties and sets forthcoming steps for settlement and claims under the governing rules and dates. The record notes the probate process and directs interested parties to respond within specified deadlines.
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