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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
6
A Chicago woman testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her after a failed substitution and urges others to insist on the product. The ad touts the remedy as a standard 30 year old treatment for female ills and notes many women have recovered using it.
E H Gary chairman of the Executive Committee of the Steel Corporation was grilled by the investigation committee last week. He contradicted John W Gates' account of how the trust formed and exposed several secrets.
Middle aged and elderly people use Foley Kidney Pills for quick and permanent results in all kidney and bladder troubles. A Mount Vernon incident reports a man catching a three foot fox weighing 12 pounds and 14 ounces.
A reader from Whiting or Willow Street reports suffering headaches and eye strain. After trying Foley Kidney Pills, symptoms eased quickly and the reader feels markedly better.
The United States Marshal at St. Louis disposes of condemned goods monthly under the Pure Food Law. Last week he emptied 4000 quarts of catsup into the river, presuming the fish will feed on it.
A medical balm claim promises rapid healing for wounds burns skin eruptions and more with 25 cents at Noah Martin’s. Separately a former slave seeks to test Oklahoma’s Grandfather clause arguing it disenfranchises him and about 15000 others with the GOP behind the challenge and the outcome watched.
Advert around Noah Martino’s claims Dr King’s New Life Pills will end constipation and indigestion, restore appetite, regulate the stomach liver and bowels, and energize the body, with a 25 cent price. Also notes a Swiss scientist allegedly freezing subjects to suspend life phenomena, but only goldfish and snails cited.
Foley's Kidney Remedy is recommended for chronic kidney and bladder trouble to regulate the kidney and bladder action and to healing strengthening and bracing. Anada will soon begin coining gold and $10 pieces. She has never had any gold coins of her own but has used American coins. The recent report at their receiver general showed that aixts eight million coltra American eld coins were on nee in that courntey.
A historical ad urges parents to buy Chamberlains Colic Remedy and Chamberlains Cough Remedy for summer illnesses and epidemics. It touts Castoria for children and notes availability from all dealers. The piece references Mexico earthquake aftermath and highlights cost of a quarter per bottle. It emphasizes family protection and ease of expecoration for cough.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure fully cures catarrh by a constitutional treatment. It asserts internal use builds constitution and destroys the disease foundation with a $100 reward for any failure. Includes testimonials and ordering details from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Public dispute in Hune Well between a woman and city councilmen leads to missed meetings, a letter to the attorney general, and calls for action. House representative Mann warns he will expose speeches printed with insincere applause. Local crop reports note wheat cutting near Salama and a favorable harvest outlook.
A vintage appeals pitch claims Electric Bitters cure nervousness irritability and skin troubles caused by weak kidneys and liver. It touts improved complexion blood purification and sturdy nerves with a 50 cent price at Noah Martin's.
Mexican rebel leader Madero rode into Mexico City last week as thousands cheered his arrival and supporters hailed his name. Critics, however, would have booed him if the venture failed, reflecting the volatile public mood at the time.
The Metropolitan Street Railway Company of Kansas City has fallen into receivership as officials say its finances are in a very bad way. The piece also notes a King George coronation visit and various odd local items including Princeton Indiana rat day and an elderly Oklahoma resident tied to a long marriage.
The piece notes the Arson Trust advocates setting fires for insurance gains with a group captured in Chicago last week. It laments civilization’s excess and hints at rising crime waves amid a broader commentary on social decline.
Newark New Jersey resident James B. Mersdon describes eight months of weakness before using Dr King s New Discovery which he credits with saving his life. An unrelated note mentions interest in former Mexican President Diaz possibly returning, described as a private citizen rather than conquering hero.
Cities protest airplane factory noise echoing through town after town. Officials warn ongoing complaints could spread, aligning publics against new industrial sites and stirring regulatory scrutiny.
Patent medicine advertisement promising a cure for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. Claims a $1.00 bottle treats in 60 days and that rarely more than one bottle is needed. Invites readers to send for testimonials and lists Dr E W Hall at 2926 Olive Street St Louis Missouri with druggists selling the product.
Directory invites members and visitors to discover meeting times at Unionville Lodge and extend a welcome to strangers who are lodge members or travelers seeking lodge information.
fragmentary notice lists monthly lodge meeting nights for several lodges including Lut, LO C, and Oro Be Ki with first and third Tuesdays or Wednesdays and varying dates. text is garbled but indicates regular meetings and halls.
The text argues Hosea’s teachings reached Hoshéa, yet his reign began as a puppet under Assyria and he acted as an opportunist. It notes little about his personal character, credits him with resisting decisive nationalism, and warns that reliance on Egypt or human aid leads to downfall, emphasizing moral decay and divine judgment.
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