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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1900
Page
1
A fragmented, stream of consciousness piece blends personal reflection with theatrical metaphor. The speaker muses on effort, memory, and inner struggle while invoking sports, stage imagery, and weathered urban life, weaving through disjointed lines about performance and identity.
The article discusses views on Philippine independence as presented by General Schwan, noting a divide between educated elites favoring American rule and the mass of uneducated peasants. It highlights fears of insurgent cruelty and brigand influence, and suggests U S withdrawal would empower brigands while the Democratic party faces implications from these findings.
The piece argues the Philippine masses do not seek independence from the United States and accuses the Democratic party of imperialist bias. It cites Dewey Wheeler Schurman and other Democrats, notes graft cases like Gouverneur and Swartwout, and contrasts today’s federal enforcement with past times while defending the current government’s integrity.
The First National Bank of Winterset Iowa cashier recounts using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for a carpenter who suffered from diarrhoea. After one dose the man reports cure and returns to work. Sold by Noah Martin.
The article argues that government misdeeds, including Neely’s alleged postal department defalcations, are not unique to modern times. It recalls John Adams and President Jackson era scandals, noting that every period faced theft and corruption despite claims of better days.
Dr. D. B. Cargile reports Mrs. Brewer cured of scrofula after years of suffering. Terrible head and facial sores improved greatly. Electric Bitters praised as the best blood purifier and remedy for eczema tetter salt rheum ulcers boils and running sores. A 50 cent bottle sold by Noah Martin Druggist with guarantee.
An elaborate review of the U S woman suffrage movement outlines fifty years of agitation and regional gains in states like Wyoming Utah Idaho and Colorado. It notes that fewer than 133000 voting women exist from an estimated 16 million women of voting age, with only sparse full suffrage beyond a few western states.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy for catarrh and blood purification. Claims a physician endorsement, a chemical blend of tonics and purifiers, and nationwide testimonials. Sold by druggists, price 76 cents, Toledo Ohio based.
A historical call urges cattle growers to abolish grade bulls and eliminate grade males. It argues that castration reduces damage to the cattle industry and preserves valuable grade stock. the text emphasizes taking advantage of the season to remove entire grade males from herds.
Lichty s Celery Nerve Compound is a celery extract with additional medical ingredients claimed to be a rare nerve medicine with prompt soothing curative effects. It will make you sleep. Sold by A. W. Lane.
A Farmers' Voice column advises regular salt rations for hogs sheep and cattle. It warns that salt deprivation can invite germs and diseases while noting rock salt blocks or lumps suit hogs and sheep, whereas cattle benefit from powdered salt. It also highlights ample water and careful dosing to improve digestion and milk production.
Fragmentary OCR appears to describe a medical claim or product price note but is garbled. No clear person, organization, date, or outcome can be identified from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss fortifications on Lasee Te. mentions weakening defenses and potential enemy access. Indicates concern over immune defenses and continued risk of trouble if weapons fall into enemy hands.
Text shows a fragment discussing dangers to public morals and political systems. The Washington Star excerpt mentions fears about dangers to state and public morals and implies caution in ongoing discourse.
The passage attributes health benefits to Hood's Sars aperillegu for digestion and blood purity, claiming it cures adrofula salt rheum and rheumatism among other diseases. It promotes Hood's Pills as the favorite family cathartic for daily use.
The Democratic State Convention in Kansas City nominated a ticket led by A. M. Docker Y of Gallatin for Governor and John A. of St. Louis for Lieutenant Governor. Also named were B. Cook of Mexico for Secretary of State, A. O. Mein of New Madrid for State Auditor, E. C. Crew of Webb City for Attorney General, R. P. William of Fayette for State Treasurer, and Joseph Herrington of Jefferson City for the Railroad and Warehouse Commission.
An old advertisement touts Cham Inin's Starbach Liver Tablets as a remedy to revitalize a torpid liver and improve digestion. It claims to restore normal liver function and renewed vitality, with a price of 26 cents and free samples at Niab Martin's drug store.
Multiple parcels offered for sale including No 9 an 80 acre tract six miles from Unionville under fence and cultivated with terms. No 10 240 acres unimproved land at bargain. No 13 120 acre farm 40 acres cultivated with house and orchard at 101 per acre. No 14 piano for barter. No 16 coal move for wood or coal.
A record notes a private loan of 2060 dollars to Joan secured by personal or chattel mortgage. The transaction specifies private funding and a secured interest under the mortgage instrument.
An advertisement states a loan of $100000 is available on a first mortgage security at a low interest rate.
An insurer advertises reliable coverage from respected companies. The message pledges full policy repayment and quick settlements if a loss occurs and invites readers to contact for a meeting.
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