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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
6
Milwaukee advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for obstinate female diseases. It claims the tonic cures by roots and herbs after other methods fail and invites women to write for free advice before surgery.
The article notes a French submarine boat sinking after a collision with a battleship with 27 crewmen lost. It also promotes Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve for sore eyes and McGee's Baby Elixir for infant bowel issues, urging trust in these patent remedies alongside common cough and bronchial tonics.
Haul Mathulka of Buffalo praises Dr Kings New Taife Paints as a blessing for stomach, liver, and kidney troubles. The product is advertised at Noah Martins for 25 cents. The new queen of England was 43 years old last Thursday.
A lavish ad claims Parisian Sage, discovered by a renowned scientist, removes dandruff, prevents hair loss, and strengthens roots. L. H. Howard sells a large bottle for 50 cents with a money back guarantee. Also noted is a Fairfield, Iowa man delaying his upcoming wedding to plant corn due to good weather.
The notice claims worms in a child cause weight loss and poor health. It promotes White's Gea Vernifuge Skpelw as a sure safe nourishment, selling for 25 cents by Nosh Martin.
Advertises Dr Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey as a longtime household cough treatment used by millions for many years. Presents confidence in its historic efficacy and broad consumer familiarity.
A fragmentary report notes William Randolph Hearst being pursued by a man in Milan, Italy, who allegedly relieved him of 20,000 pounds. The piece suggests Hearst has faced greater losses from confidence operators and warns of backlash against reformers amid such incidents.
The fragmentary text lists property deeds in Livonia and Dut OF lot 1 block 20, a cemetery purchase in East Hill Add to Quisoville, and several transfers in 30-67-17. It also advertises Ballard's Snow Liniment, Foley Kidney Pills, Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey, Hall's Catarrh Cure, Sutherland's Eagle Lye Salve, and Foley's Honey and Tar for summer colds.
Ed Madden claimed he came from Sedalia to Des Moines Indiana and was arrested by Deputy Lewis Hughes on a Wabash train for intoxication. He pled guilty in circuit court Monday and was jailed for 22 days.
A Unionville notice urges early kidney disease recognition and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a safe remedy. Local resident J A Reed attests the treatment freed him from lumbago and kidney discomfort after a short course at Martin's Drug Store. Available widely for 50 cents.
A vintage ad touts Ballard's Herbine as a cure to headaches and dull aches from liver issues. It claims rapid relief and absolute certainty, urging readers to act now for relief.
Advertises Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as safe for coughs and colds claiming no habit forming drugs. Advises consumers to look for the Bell name on the bottle to identify authenticity.
May 26 report states the long running Missouri Kansas boundary dispute will be resolved by a joint resolution approved by the senate and already passed by the house. The two states are granted full authority to decide details of the boundary agreement.
Advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets promising a money back guarantee if not satisfied after two thirds of a bottle. Claims cleanse and invigorate the stomach improve digestion regulate bowels and restore health. Bolded for dealers.
Saturday rains flood creeks while residents attend dental work and social events. J C Ward farms for Mules Dickson. Ira Morlan and wife visit Pollock area. Mrs Joseph Leeper suffers neuralgia. several locals host relatives and attend church and social gatherings. A layoff of school term plans, candor about local doctors, and farm tasks fill the week.
A 1910 probate docket lists final settlements and guardianships for multiple estates. Names include John Davis, James Markland, Geo Allen, Edmond Hart, John Helton, Mary Auten, and Earl McIntosh among guardians and executors. The notice, dated May 24 1910, assigns final settlements for Jun 15 and Jun 16 1919 as well as earlier minor estates.
James A Patten, famed for profits on a wheat corner last year, reportedly lost two million or more in a recent wheat deal. The episode is seen as a case of overreaching in the market.
A collection of sermon notes and reflections on Jesus feeding the five thousand and walking on the sea. It cites Rev Armstrong Blatk, Edersheim, John Foster, and Joseph Parker, exploring disciples' fear, Christ's presence, and post‑miracle healing in Galilee.
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