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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
2
Ed Pac and others visit Moulton while OB Kirby offers cabbage pants for sale. Several residents return home from Centerville Des Moines and Iowa visits. Misses from Mendota and CrocopatI visit, and families travel to Carroll county, Des Veines, Lisbon and Kansas City for weddings and gatherings. Local ads invite rubber buyers and announce a tab of farm related promotions and laundry services.
Mrs Magele Deenel and Miss M Frank Scott visited friends from Friday to Monday, recalling 25 years since leaving. Linneus paper mentions Mullins and a stork birth. Bussey Iowa group visited Harmony and Canton, with Florence Brasfield joining later. Mystic games show strong defense and a home-run rush, 9 to 1 score, with three base hits by Gillispie and notable pitching adjustments.
Miss Arce of Balmer Saint reports using Parisian Sage three times a week for dandruff scalp relief. The ad claims its use leaves hair lustrous prevents shedding and offers a cure for dandruff and falling hair. IL H Howard sells a large bottle and guarantees results.
Mrs Holdsworth writes that Mrs Hanosh Pope is padding along well in a new country. She earns ten dollars a week nursing and does house work as well. Last year she cleared twenty one dollars and visited her children. She has applied for a waiting room job at good pay. a decision is pending. She has made many friends and works hard, though she cannot do all.
The New York Evening Post lauds the 24th infantry colored for heroism in Cuba. Facing yellow fever camps, the colonel ordered 60 volunteers to nurse white colleagues, then repeated the call after many fell ill or died, even summoning black soldiers to replace them. The act exemplified steadfast sacrifice amid epidemic danger.
Letters from readers praise Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for stomach and liver troubles. Advertisements claim it is gentle, safe for children, and free of severe side effects, asserting widespread public use and satisfaction.
Hal Denmark A is a seal brown saddle stallion standing about 15 hands 2 inches high and weighing 1100 pounds foaled June 1908. He is described with high quality and action and backed to improve offspring. Cleburne Denmark 20 percent commanded $1490 last spring and Hal Denmark A is offered for $300 with return privileges. Breeding pedigree includes Cleburne Denmark Rex Denmark Criglers Denmark and Washington Denmark with dams Roy and Queen among others. terms list $10 to insure colt to stand and seek and other service notes including Ray's Impregnator for barred mares.
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