Ponies of Tor’a Light Thefts Reported
A damaged notice notes pony thefts and dwindling supply as thieves target tor’a light ponies amid a surge of Sogesori activity. Officials warn residents to secure livestock and report suspected thefts promptly.
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
11
A damaged notice notes pony thefts and dwindling supply as thieves target tor’a light ponies amid a surge of Sogesori activity. Officials warn residents to secure livestock and report suspected thefts promptly.
A reader from Ipswich claims Cardul, described as the woman’s tonic, cured years of weakness and poor appetite. The ad asserts Cardul strengthens the entire womanly constitution and has helped more than a million women in fifty years.
A scrambled notice discusses claims about a grand alliance and actions by Turkish forces in a distant time. It mentions pursuit of a pacific chase and experiences of several submarines and whales, with unclear connections and multiple fragmented phrases.
An old newspaper page advertises RencilL and Dyspepsia tablets promising relief from stomach distress. It touts mail order availability for Missour customers and cites Dr E W Hall of St. Louis. A separate anecdote notes a wife referring to her husband as excess baggage in a tale about finances and dowries.
Railroad claims investigation finds several damage claims settled. company fined $2600 for false claims. Court documents reference ships and settlements as part of the action.
The Italian army presses forward in the Austrian invasion amid resistance. German and Austrian hopes hinge on potential Russian recovery which could shift the balance, while Italians may still benefit from Russian deployments elsewhere.
An OCR fragment blends medicine ads praising Chamberlain's Tablets and Liniment with a political wartime commentary on England and Germany. It mentions Mrs. Otto Gans of Zanesville Ohio and Mrs. Florence Shee of Wabeeh Indiana, plus a note about an attempted attack near Puget Sound.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a cheap effective cough and cold treatment. It promises quick relief for bronchial and lung ailments and urges readers to visit a druggist, buy a bottle, and start therapy at once.
A vintage advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy taken internally to affect the blood and mucous surfaces, offering a $100 reward for any failure to cure. It also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and notes political tension involving Mexico and U.S. expectations of unity among key factions.
The United States issues another warning to Mexico amid repeated notes that politicians say have rarely mattered. Critics compare the volley of notes to a Swan Song for the current administration, suggesting futile signaling rather than firm action.
Advert suggests Po Do Lax as a free overnight remedy for constipation. It claims Po Lax mixture arouses bile flow and antiseptic action in bowels to improve digestion, reduce gas, and curb nerves and irritability, with a call to obtain from a doctor or druggist.
The article notes a sharp drop in Paris births from 8,890 in May to 1,850 last month. It says the birth rate decline has alarmed France for years and implies war fatigue. It ends on a wry remark that wars do not last twenty five years.
A reported aviation raid last week on Lendest dropped ninety bombs but caused only four deaths. The operation, blamed on the ay ta, failed to achieve its aims and heightened fear of future assaults.
Miss Amy Ballairs and her sisterhood face rumors of a romance with Griggs, a married man in Evesham. After planning to tar and feather him, the group confronts the squire’s daughter when Griggs arrives at Miss Amy’s neighborhood, ending in stunned silence and Griggs’ avoidance.
A devotional discussion on the state of happiness linked to forgiven sin and the covering by God. It outlines the blessed state of the forgiven, contrasts with the unhappy, and emphasizes confession as the path to happiness, security, and divine teaching, citing David and biblical verses.
Foreign observers largely agree the German note to the United States offers no real reply. Many see it as a misplaced joke and some even call it a deliberate insult aimed at the United States.
Apply a few drops of Siren's Laiment to the head neck or back to ease neuralgia pains. It penetrates without rubbing and provides relief within minutes. A bottle, 8 ounces for 25 cents, available at all druggists.
A poetry event during a Day Program in Edwardsville, Illinois, featured a speaker who aimed to deliver a peace message. A dove released for the act failed to fly and collapsed, drawing attention and prompting a reassessment of the ceremony.
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