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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
9
A Mrs Hill recounts twelve years of heavy feelings nervous restlessness and weakness. After four bottles of Peruna she regained strength and health and urges others to try the remedy or its tablets. The account frames Peruna as a universal solution for female ailments.
The article notes an estimate of 800 carloads of strawberries shipped from Arkansas this season. It questions if that amount could be consumed and hints that many more berries are unaccounted for beyond the official shipments.
A scanned page includes drug ads for Electric Bitters and Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment with testimonials from Mrs James Puncan and Mrs A Einfedt. It also reports a grafting accusation against a head of Oklahoma State University and notes Conan Doyle visiting the U.S. with a comment on suffragists.
A college student in Aston, Alabama, had his fellow students move all his furniture from his room to the porch of the house where his sweetheart lived. The act occurred while the boy was at his girlfriend’s home and without their knowledge.
A $175 suit in Kansas City ended when parties agreed to flip a coin to decide justice. Both sides consented, the suit was withdrawn, and the defense paid the awarded amount after losing the coin toss.
Mr J H Seitz of Detroit testifies that Chamberlains Tablets restored his appetite eased a bloated feeling and produced a pleasant and satisfactory bowel movement. The ad also notes Roosevelt claiming to have found a large river in Brazil and asserts maps will need overhauling amid mock disbelief.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh in all stages as a constitutional disease. The ad promises a $1000 guarantee and urges testimonials from users. Also notes a Fort Smith incident with pesticide-like syrup and a church assembly in Kansas City voting against tobacco use by clergy and staff.
An 8 N Galloway of Stewart testifies that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy gave him complete relief when troubled by illness. He recommends it to friends and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
An around the world serial race is planned to begin in San Francisco on May 28 next year during the world's fair. It should finish before the fair ends. An agent is mapping a course for serenauts, with several expected to participate.
An old advertisement claims a remedy for kidney and bladder issues in men and women and for ladder troubles in children. It promises mail delivery after payment of $1.00 and a two month trial with many testimonials from Missouri. Address Dr BE Ball of St Louis for purchases.
Two Wisconsin University professors say ancient Egyptians knew and played a baseball like game, challenging the idea that nothing is new under the sun. The claim suggests early sports influenced later American baseball traditions.
An old health ad praises Dr. King's New Life Pills cleansing the blood and aiding digestion. A Presbyterian church assembly in Chicago urges state lawmakers to require Bible study in public schools, a debated issue since the founders.
Mrs Mary E McMullen of Phelps New York reports chronic indigestion and constipation relieved after taking Chamberlain's Tablets for several weeks and she was cured. For sale by all dealers.
Police with a funeral procession dressed in robes gained access to a house in Chicago and raided it last week. About seventy five men were captured while gambling. Royal lookouts were bypassed by the disguise.
A large Republican state convention in St Louis drew vast crowds from across the state. Enthusiasm for protection and government per the party was high as a grand pageant depicting St Louis history played daily costumes and tableaux for an event costing up to 160000 and drawing about 7500 people.
An old advertisement claims Chamberlain's Liniment can relieve rheumatism. A testimonial from W. A. of Homer City, New York says pain in arms and shoulder disappeared after a single application and one bottle cured him. Sold by all dealers.
A German ship that failed to land large munitions at Vera Cruz, triggering American occupation, slipped away and delivered supplies at a different port last week. Another vessel carried munitions for Huerta, reported in the same dispatch.
A young man just graduated from Warrensburg Missouri State Normal School boasted he would not pay railroad fare. He tried to beat the line and his body was found near Warrensburg after being struck by a train.
A description notes an exhibition titled The Sky at Night will feature the Milky Way and the most important stars. The dome will display a dazzling, immersive effect, aiming to leave the audience startled by the celestial panorama.
In 1897 Professor Andree attempted a polar ascent by balloon with two scientists. They were never heard from again and search efforts continued. Last week remains believed to be from their balloon were found in Eastern Siberia.
Col. Roosevelt testified last week that he intended to deploy the army of the United States in the great anthracite strike in Pennsylvania if it had not ended when it did. He said he kept plans secret because many would not have approved the move.
Weakened systems and loss of weight follow coughs and colds says the ad. Dr King’s New Discovery stops coughing, aids throat and lung troubles, with a first dose relief promise. Testimonial from O H Brown of Muscatine Alabama. 50 cents and $1.00 at druggists.
The Democrats claim to favor economy but face questions over their 40 thousand dollar budget gap this year supported by income tax revenues, contrasting with Republican positions and past finances.
In Russia only eleven in ten thousand people are male, while in England the rate is 82 in ten thousand.
In a debate at the Globe, readers weigh whether the girl is vivacious if liked, or too noisy if not. The exchange reflects differing views on temperament and public perception in the community.
A man valued at more than $1,000,000 can turn any plain remark into an epigram, gaining wide acceptance. The quip illustrates how wealth alters reception of ordinary phrases.
A Woman missionary questions a convict who admits he earned his fate by taking a chance. The man replies that he did take a chance and now serves the consequence. The exchange frames a moral reckoning and the costs of a single decision.
Unionville readers hear a firsthand account of back pain relief and nocturnal sleeplessness ended by a remedy. The testimony notes dull heavy ache in the small of the back, sharp pains on bending, headaches, and frequent complaint, with claims of rejuvenation.
The lesson outlines Jesus as the Kingdom in their midst and clarifies the future, final coming of the Son of Man. It contrasts his nonspectacular, spiritual reign with pharisaic expectations of a visible earthly kingdom, and warns of sudden judgment at the end times.
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