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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
6
A Pound Wisconsin woman Mrs Herman bieTh declares she was cured of dyspepsia after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. She praises the remedy for treating displacements inflammation ulcers and irregularities and urges others to try it saying it has made her a well woman.
An 88 year old Ft. Smith Arkansas hangman who served twenty years and presided over eighty eight executions has died. The note mentions Foley Kidney Pills and Diaz of Mexico planning a life in Spain with potential return.
The Star reports seventy two inmates apply for legal leave during the month at Jettersa City Penitentiary. Details on approvals remain unclear as officials review requests and inmate records.
An old advertisement claims a remedy by Noah Mastin promises quick and permanent results for kidney and bladder troubles among elderly and frail readers. It urges usage for painful irregularities and offers the product to those seeking rapid relief.
Fragmentary text mentions killings and a town named Por um in Oklahoma. A mob or faction threatens executions as a penalty. Several fights have occurred since the town’s founding. Strong entities include Oklahoma and Por um.
The Missouri Drummers Association held one of its best meetings in Jefferson City last week. The article notes the event as a major gathering and suggests the city will be well supplied with jokes for a long time to come.
Attorney General Wickersham told the House committee the government will seek prison terms for men forming trusts to restrain trade. He said such sentences will break up the evil practice more quickly. The ad claims Dr King’s New Life Pills cure constipation and indigestion, regulate digestion, and restore energy. Carly 25¢ at Noah Martin's.
A historical notice endorses Foley's Kidney Remedy as especially helpful for chronic kidney and bladder trouble. It claims regulation of kidney and bladder action and describes the product as healing strengthening and bracing. Noah Martin.
James J Hill stated last week that a bond value of 600 million dollars was issued on the Great Northern and Burlington railroads to refund old indebtedness and reorganize, a step toward consolidating interests with the Northern Securities merger.
In Crawford a bank robbery saw a female patron defy the criminals while others raised hands. She joined the robbers, hid a small safe behind her skirts, and later helped secure convictions against the thieves.
An advertisement touts a hair beautifier promising thick, abundant hair with a money back guarantee priced at fifty cents for a large bottle. A testimonial from G. M. Emmons of Albion Potsdam New York dated June 7 1916 accompanies the claim. Nearby notes report drought hurting Southwest Missouri strawberry crops and Bridgeport Connecticut considering Sunday closing laws amid enforcement costs.
A Pasadena drug firm, Foley and Co., promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an effective non narcotic expectorant for colds. The note urges use due to lack of nauseating effects and digestion interference. A separate item reports a Burlington railroad head on collision near McCook Nebraska killing fourteen and injuring twenty two, with unclear orders blamed.
An advertisement touts MW Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh with a $100 reward for any failure and a testimonial list offered to readers. The piece also recounts a chaotic Indianapolis track mic race crowd reacting to an accident, criticizing public spectacle at such events.
An advertisement touts Hall's Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. It claims a 60 day treatment with a $1.00 bottle and urges readers to send for testimonials, noting Dr W Hall's address in St Louis and that Borngeist sells the product.
A boy drowned in a pond last week after repeatedly crying out that he was drowning. The family and locals note his habit caused others to ignore his calls for help when he was truly in danger.
Stephen Waite of Lansing reports chronic stomach trouble with poor appetite. After using Miona stomach tablets his symptoms eased quickly, appetite improved, and he found relief within minutes from sour stomach and discomfort, crediting the remedy for his recovery.
President Taft states his administration will adhere to the Supreme Court decree in trust prosecutions and not harass IMs business. The text notes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praised as reliable and widely sold. American Tobacco Co declared illegal restraint of trade by the Supreme Court and ordered to dissolve within eight months as it plans reorganization.
It asserts that internal taxation of medicines is useless and promotes free external application of Chamberlain's Liniment for muscular or chronic rheumatism. For sale by all dealers.
The former presidential hopeful Bryan directed Congress last week to provide for free wool. Democrats resent the interference and say they were elected without his help and owe him no accountability for their actions.
Newark man James B. Mershon recounts a long battle with illness and lung hemorrhages. After eight months of weakness he used Dr King’s New Discovery, which he credits with restoring his health. The text also mentions Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and various local church efforts in Jasper County.
An 1880s style ad claims Electric Bitters improve health and beauty for women by regulating stomach liver and kidneys and purify the blood. It promises clear skin bright eyes and calm nerves and notes availability from Noah Martin. Also mentions state treasury balance and a cough remedy by Chambers Anita-Cough.
Fragmentary lines express thanks and a playful exchange about cigars and a pennony. The text shows garbled speech with moments of humor and misheard words. No clear event or entities emerge from the damaged passage.
The article recounts Hezekiah’s purge and repair of the Temple, cleansing priests and people, and the renewal of worship to Jehovah. It details steps from temple cleansing to national Passover, dismantling heathen altars, and mobilizing leaders and citizens toward religious reform and permanent organization.
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