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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1912

Page

9

Vegetable Compound Restores Health Says Women

Patient letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. Mrs Dea Beraune of Sikeston Missouri and Mrs Charles Moore of Murrayville Illinois report renewed energy, ability to perform household tasks, and avoidance of surgery after using the product.

Lydia E. Pinkham Dea Beraune Sikeston Murrayville Lydie E. Pinkham Mrs Charles Moore RB. R. Wo Murrayville, Il

Darrow Trial Moves Forward In Los Angeles Bribery Case

The M Namara bribery case resurfaces in Los Angeles as Clarence Darrow, chief counsel for the M Namara brothers, faces trial. It is alleged he was trapped while attempting to bribe witnesses and jurymen.

M'Namara Los Angeles Clarence Darrow Darrow M'Namara Brothers Jerymen

Farm man seeks rich wife in Carlyle U1 tale of bets and betrothal

An elderly farmer from Carlyle attempts marriage with a widow, amid a sensationally told vignette. The piece mixes whimsical romance with a plug for Electric Bitters as a health booster for women. A separate Philadelphia note reports a man marrying his stepmother after his father’s death.

Olten Noah Martin's

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad Claims Safety

A vintage notice proclaims Foley's Honey and Tar Compound contains no energizing or habit forming drugs and promises healing for coughs colds and throat irritations. It advertises a yellow package and urges buyers to demand Foley's with no substitutes.

Foley

State faces criticism over jail conditions and reform reports

The article details harsh jail conditions and a investigative committee report. It mentions proposed wholesale changes and stressed need for detention reforms advocated by officials.

Towa Remy Beliers Com

Kidney Pills Helped Mrs Henry Save On Expenses

Akron resident Mrs Henry recounts kidney issues and says Foley Kidney Pills relieved her symptoms, claiming they saved her a large doctors bill. Meanwhile Missouri Democrats clash as Stone Reed and Cowherd face Francis and Major for state control, with Dave Ball remaining silent.

Mra J. £. Henry Akron Sfid Foley Missouri Stone Reed Cowherd Francis Major Dave Ball

Clam Coughs and Broken Ribs Reported in Wis Town

A Neenab Wisconsin man suffered severe side pains after a frightful coughing spell and two ribs were broken. Doctors prescribed Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung obstruction. Mrs Effie Morton of Columbia Missouri praises it as a godsend. Free trial bottles offered by Noah Martins. Peach crop sales noted with upcoming fruit season chatter.

Neenab Wis Noah Martin

They Put An End To It

A man from Rochester New York praises Foley Kidney Pills for quick relief from long standing kidney trouble. He credits prompt relief and urges readers to try Chamberlain's Knee treatment for soreness. The piece notes insurance cancellations affect the Italian colony in Chicago following recent Slack Hand outrages.

Charles Sable Cook Rochester Anya Foley Pilla Mr Sable Foley Kidney Pilla Chicago

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Fast Healing

The advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick healer for burns, cuts, bruises, bullet wounds, and explosions with thousands helped. It claims relief for boils ulcers eczema sore lips and piles and lists a 25 cent price at Noah’s.

Bucklen Noah Martin

Counterfeiters Passes Dollar Bill Turned into Twenty

A one dollar bill was altered to look like a twenty and used in St. Louis. George Washington shows a cross eyed scowl in the fake note. Authorities pursue the man who created the counterfeit.

George Washington George St. Louis

Early 1900s Health Remedies and Politics in Brief

Notes praise Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and Foley Kidney Pills for back and hip pain. Cherries arrive in St Louis signaling summer pies. English press eye Cuba stake. Uncle Sam not intent but could act. Chamberlain’s Liniment aids sprained ankles in days. Republican convention hints clash over chairmanship with Root versus Hadley.

Dying X-ray Pioneer Honored by Fellow Doctors

Dr T L Wagner of St. Louis died last week after burns from early X-ray work. He spent years perfecting the instrument though its dangers caused fatal injuries. The notice highlights his role as a pioneer and martyr for X-ray discovery.

T L Wagner St. Louisa

Catarrh Cure Claims Victory Over Disease

Hall's Catarrh Cure is promoted as the sole positive cure for catarrh in all stages. The advertisement asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, offering one hundred dollars for any uncured case and inviting testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pile for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo O

Unclear text about Champ Clerk and presidential candidacy

The readable fragments discuss a Champ Clerk uncertain about election as president and a Democratic committee allowing concurrent candidacy. It mentions Chep seeking to ensure footing at the table, but the text is garbled and lacks clear facts.

Champ Clerk Democratic Te Himo Chep

Fletcher's Astoria Children Oxy Ad Shows Denver Interest

Fragmented notice mentions Fletcher's Childrens Oxy and Astoria with Denver interest and a letter from Sartain of Howard County. A sum of 6670 is cited as received, linked to a War era buried money claim, with Chamberlain's Tablets recommended to ease distress.

Denver Ergadp

Market Pressure Sparks Meat Shortage Discussion

A fragmented text hints at price concerns, supply delays, and calls to cut consumption. Market actors blame scarce shipments and high costs, while protesters advocate reseasing pressure by reducing demand for meat.

Beacons of Hypocrisy Teach by Life and Obedience

A reflective sermon excerpt discusses Jesus teaching on beam and mote, emphasising life as a model for disciples. It argues that true leadership mirrors Christ, with obedience as proof of friendship with God and warnings against hypocritical self-righteousness.

James Epis Jémin Matthew Jesus Christ Jesus

Stand for the season of 113 at my farm near West Linerty

Guy Orswood a foaled stallion of 1403 Dred by F and Stout Dubuque, claimed to be the best bred public service stallion in the United States. He is by Nulwood with a dam related to three notable horses, standing 16% hands high and 1150 pounds, color bay with black mane and a white left hind pastern. Reported pace of a full mile in 2 minutes 7 seconds and promises complete pedigrees to breeders.

My Farm West Linerty Guy Orswood F. & F . Stout Dubuque United States Cat Nulwood Hamphretonian Damn Guy Wilkes George Wikes Painia Matanzas Zi

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