Indigestion relief promoted for Chamberlain's G?
A fragment advises using Chamberlain's remedy for stomach trouble. The note suggests several doses to ease indigestion, reflecting old time medical advertising language.
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
9
A fragment advises using Chamberlain's remedy for stomach trouble. The note suggests several doses to ease indigestion, reflecting old time medical advertising language.
The article recalls a trans Atlantic air hazardous attempt by Harry G Hawker and McKenzie Grieve who landed on a ship after a rafted crash and were mourned as lost for a week. It urges preparedness with Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy priced at 35 cents. It also notes Bolshevik turmoil in Russia with Petrograd and Moscow potential falls and hopes Reds are removed from power.
Fragment mentions people traveling to Nebraska to work and potential spread of ideas linked to I W W doctrine. Also references to remedies for rheumatism and seemingly random local chatter. Content is disjointed, with many garbled words and uncertain details.
The article recounts Josephus Daniels advocating a smaller navy and criticizes the idea as dangerous. It notes he previously authorized selling two ships to Greece and argues that following such views could bring harm to the nation.
Unionville residents testify to the pill’s relief from backache and kidney symptoms. Albert Patrick credits Doan’s Kidney Pills for prompt help after buying at Howard’s Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY advertises the remedy at 60 cents. England’s wartime claims discussed as she secures German colonies through various nations.
The speaker accuses the Democrat party of scrambling railroads telegraphs cables express services and peace terms with the league of nations. It argues unhashing is harder than hashing and criticizes current policy.
Harrison county plans a big July 4th welcome home at the Bethany fairgrounds for all county veterans of army navy and marines. Arrangements are under way for a large program and all honored servicemen are expected to attend with the rest of the community.
The notice identifies Everett Herndon as owner and keeper and describes a horse, its pedigree, and a plan for the 1919 season. It notes prices, bids, and a colt offered for service, with references to Bets and a trainer.
Public notice records Frank Iams Pure Bred with License No. 528 issued or renewed under authorized registry. The document records licensing action and identifier 0233 for traceability and compliance.
A terse notice lists AE Garrett & Son property on the south edge of Unionville near 4205. Details are sparse in the fragment but indicate a real estate or auction context involving the listed address.
The piece argues for shielding home industries with a protective tariff to secure foreign trade gains. It dismisses reliance on mere rhetoric and urges a solid domestic basis, noting Paris professors would disapprove yet history proves the point.
A damaged legal notice announces a county and state petition hearing on August 25 1919. It mentions the plaintiff's petition and a judgment to be entered as reflected by court clerk SANG TRIPLETTY in the Circuit Court.
Speak contractor and builder. All work intrusted to me with satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. Phone six write Unionville Maine rate and sample.
A wide group of American college professors gathers in Paris to contribute to the peace conference deliberations. The assembly resembles a scholarly conclave as they engage in high level planning and reflective debate, shaping diplomatic approaches and potential treaty content.
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