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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
9
An advertisement describes Peruna as a natural stimulant to restore appetite and well being for those feeling out of sorts or depressed. It promises quick improvement after starting the remedy, noting tablets are available for those who object to liquid medicine.
President Wilson receives a petition with over a million signatures from workers asking for commutation of sentences for dynamiters. The dated prison terms were postponed to allow presidential consideration. The piece also notes graft charges around a state university head and contrasts Democratic and Republican administrations on economic blame.
Detroit man J H Seitz reports Chamberlains Tablets restored appetite eased bloating and yielded satisfying bowel movements. Also notes policy shifts with Mexico embargo on arms back to prior stance to bar arms and ammunition to both sides.
A Lexington man who claimed nightly dreams of trouble with the town marshal killed the officer. The dreams were used as part of his defense at trial but could not prevent a life sentence.
The report notes a candidate failing to meet the required percentage, prompting a convention pathway. The party faces pressure as the missive outlines five percent of total yeomen and the need to muster votes to secure the office.
An old health advertisement touts Dr King New Life Pills purifying blood aiding digestion and organ health while Bucklen Arnica Salve is praised for injuries. Separately Senator Borah condemns the Panama Tolls arbitration denial, warning it becomes a campaign issue and signaling Democratic stance shifts.
Thos A Edison asserts the Bumble Bee holds the key to air travel. He claims the bee carries weight 7000 times its wing weight and beats its wings 200 times per second. He says studying this principle could solve the aerial transportation problem.
The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy with a $100 reward for failure and testimonials from Toledo Ohio. It advocates internal use to address constitutional disease and mentions other products, including Hall's Family Pills, with pricing and availability through Druggists.
A note quotes 8 N Galloway of Stewart praising Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoeac Remedy as the only cure for his symptoms. The piece also reports Peoria Illinois has paid over the past thirteen years into the government treasury the cost of the Panama Canal from liquor manufacture, totaling 406,425,861.
There is talk of a Burlington connection from Sioux City to St. Louis creating a through line needed for the country. The proposed route would run over the Iowa and St. Louis in eastern Putnam county. No definite action has occurred yet but continued lobbying may advance it.
An advertisement promotes Electric Bitters as a stomach liver and kidney tonic claiming to renew strength and drive out waste with a testimonial from Mrs. James Duncan of Haynesville Maine. It also mentions President Wilson’s comments on business conditions and authority over Democratic politicians.
Mrs. Mary E. McMullen of Phelps New York writes that after years of indigestion and constipation she found immediate relief with Chamberlains Tablets and was cured after several weeks of use. The tablet maker markets to all dealers. A banana rat in Minneapolis three inches long poisoned by bite and causing clerks to flee.
May in Missouri proved extremely dry with less than an inch of rainfall over broad regions making it one of the driest Mays in four decades. Bureaus hope for later rainfall to replenish supplies while few protest the plan for moisture to come.
An advertisement extols Chamberlain Liniment claiming rapid relief and cure of rheumatism after a single bottle. It includes a testimonial from W. A. Lockhard of Homer City New York praising the product. The notice also references Protestant fears of declining influence in New York as Catholics and Jews gain ground and hints at remedies without specifics.
London militants promise to take forceful action after arrests for assault with intent to kill and disorderly conduct. Authorities and peaceful citizens warn militants face swift consequences as tense conditions rise across the city.
An OCR fragment mentions names and places in a brief notice style. Readable entities include Melon Bs Tale Bieee and other clipped terms, suggesting a local or classified item with limited legible context. The readable content hints at a short dateline or notice fragment rather than a full article.
Mrs Jennie Eaton widow of Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton who was acquitted last October for his death remarried her former husband Henry D Ainsworth last week in Washington DC. The couple had divorced eight years earlier and his name was often linked to visits at the Eaton home during her trial.
Coughs and colds weaken the system and reduce appetite but Dr King s New Discovery offers rapid help. A 50 cent bottle is advertised as best for stubborn coughs throat and lung troubles with claims of saving a life and suitability for children. Available at druggists in sizes 60 and 100 cents.
Dr. Foy, a noted St. Louis Ghetto teacher, is added to Andrew Carnegie's private pension list as a double of the ironmaster. He will receive fifty dollars a month and the story hints at possible imitators seeking wealth by likeness.
Congressman McDonald proposes a plan to reorganize labor exchanges through all post offices divided into tones with Uncle Sam tasked to find jobs for jobless. The piece notes a tariff revival as a favored cure and mentions public sentiment turning toward protectionism.
A description recalls a young woman who walks almost nightly in her sleep and is safeguarded by local police who have grown familiar with her routine. The narrative notes her unrestrained wanderings and a late traveler who rubs his eyes at the scene.
The lesson contrasts the Pharisee's self reliance with the publican's humility, leading to justification. It then follows Jesus calling Zacchaeus the chief Publican, his conversion shown by behaviors of seeking Jesus, climbing the tree, and immediate pledge to change. The piece links wealth, righteousness, and salvation, noting resistance of the rich ruler.
A judge last week voided Taft's 1900 withdrawal of valuable California oil lands from entry. Oil companies are said to have already acquired the land. The President has faced many accusations, but later events often reveal cautious wisdom.
A rural correspondent reports a citizen vanishing while suffering head trouble. It is believed his mental condition caused him to wander or possibly harm himself. Efforts are underway to locate him and ease the family’s worry.
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