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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1902
Page
3
A collage of ad copy on Foley's Kidney Cure and Rocky Mountain Tea promotes health remedies for digestion and kidneys. Mentions water shortages, railroad mergers, and July 1 system integrations, with scattered local names and businesses referenced.
A reader notes a visit to Noah Martin's drug store and samples of Chamberlain's Emach and Liver Tablets. The pills are praised as gentle, improving appetite and digestion, aiding liver and bowels, and easy to take. The remark appears in a public-lane chatter section.
A reader quotes H J Brickfaden editor of the World Herald praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a boy who escaped multiple severe bouts of whooping cough croup and risk of pneumonia. Sold by Noah Martin Druggist.
The Rock Island railroad will no longer be known as the Great Rock Island Route but as the Rock Amand System, reflecting its greatly enlarged condition and broader scope.
Texas has shipped about 60,000,000 barrels of oil during the last six months. Very little of the oil was shipped to Kansas, and yet the joints over there are not making much noise. Also an advertisement for Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment claims immediate relief and cure for piles with price details and Noah Martin as endorser.
The Star reports Roosevelt pinned a valor medal on a Kansan at West Point yesterday. The story suggests caution for pursing future publicity and notes the man’s potential with self restraint. It adds a health ad urging Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for torpid liver symptoms with a 25 cent price and free samples at Noah Martin's drug store.
A skipper reports drifting inland forms in the Carmithean sea he believes to be fragments torn from a tropical shore by volcanic activity, possibly volcanic debris from Mont Pelee.
An old advertisement proclaims Bromo Quinine Tablets stop a cough and cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay. The laxative formula is offered for 25 cents.
Emperor Menelik plans to gift twelve lions and two zebras to King Edward for the coronation. The animals are expected to adapt to London life, though the lions may roar if displeased and the zebras may kick.
An old advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure can positively cure all kidney and bladder diseases. It urges readers with kidney or bladder trouble to use the product and lists Noah Martin and C. A. Hays as sellers.
A casual note compares using black pepper red pepper or cinnamon to deter moths in stored clothing. It asks for the difference between these spices, recognizing they are all spices.
An advertisement claims Botanic Blood Babotd cures blood disorders including sores eczema itching and other maladies. It promises a free medical trial and quick delivery of medicine upon request, claiming health restoration and relief from various conditions.
A London court ordered a sixty year old woman to stop romantic relations with a younger Englishman. The ruling frames the case as protecting young men from the advances of older women, reflecting a sensational, moralistic tone of the era.
Cure claim offered for a cold in one day with Lavative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists guarantee a refund if no cure. Boxes bear K. W. Grove's signature. Price listed as 26 cents.
A neighbor asks the boy about the baby in his house. The boy jokes that his mother expects a boy while he believes it will be a girl, noting the infant is always crying about nothing.
D Scott Currin of Logant on Pa reports One Minute Cough Cure as the best cough remedy tried for coughs colds croup and throat and lung troubles. Mothers nationwide testify to its benefits for children. The medicine is described as safe immediate acting pleasant to take and a sure cure for grip bronchitis and coughs. Noah Martin druggist endorses it.
The St. Joseph Gazette notes Hanna earned an LL D from a Pennsylvania college, remarking the pattern of degrees seeming to go to the Marks and joking that Hanna is even with Twain for now. The item reads as a light, humorous observation on honorary degrees and familiar names.
An article notes harsh weather on infant health urging White's Cream Vermifuge as a tonic to aid digestion and strength. It mentions Noah Martin's as a price of 25 cents. The Maryville police plan to reinforce with a bloodhound to deter crime and aid enforcement.
A Wichita Kansas man Mr G L Edwarda 42 Main St testifies he has used Herbine for ten years to regulate liver and bowels claiming it a reliable remedy. The note advises going to Noah Martins.
The Globe argues the Bulgarian government should appoint the Elien M. Stone fund and disclose the exact basin for distributing contributors' money to ensure transparency and accountability.
A Salem Missouri man Robert R Watts describes five years of kidney disease and wasting away before endorsing Foley's Kidney Cure. He claims relief after using less than two bottles and reports being sound and well. Sold by C A Hays.
Gate City reports Senator Mason plans to run for president only after securing another term in the Illinois senate. Indicated prospects for a presidential bid are described as indefinitely postponed based on current signals.
Mrs W K Haviland of Armonk New York recalls her daughter nearly fatally struck by whooping cough and bronchitis. After all remedies failed Dr Kings New Discovery saved her life and a niece with advanced consumption recovered. The medicine claims to conquer throat and lung diseases and is offered in 50 cent and one dollar bottles with a guarantee. trial bottles free.
The World's Work urges comparing a community now and ten years ago to counter despondency. It argues that such comparison reveals improvements in roads rail service public institutions housing and grounds and rising well being, suggesting life is becoming more cheerful and socially advanced.
Advert says Boschee's German Syrup is the best remedy for consumption bronchitis and lung problems with heavy coughing. Claims worldwide sales since 1868 and urges purchase for 75 cents from druggists. author is G. G. Green Woodbury New Jersey.
The Kansas City Journal notes a million copies of Senator Hoars Philippines speech will be circulated as a Democratic campaign document. The author states he remains a Republican, arguing the Republican party is vastly superior to the Democrats.
Advert provides Allen's Foot Base powder to soften tight shoes and relieve corns bunions blisters callouses and sore spots. Claims swelling sweating hot feet and ache vanish and urges trial package free with address to Allen E. Olmsted Roy Nebraska.
Webster Davis plans to relocate to New York with his brother noting a $25,000 yearly offer. The St. Jo Gazette recalls a $180,000 payment from a New York publisher for his book John Bull's Crime and asks about the book's fate.
Daniel Bante of Otterville Iowa reports asthma lasting years and limited relief from cough cures until Foley's Honey and Tar gave immediate relief. He says he will keep it in his house and recommends it to others. sold by A. Hays.
Eastern farmers complain scarce help as free lands lure workers to own land while Western farmers blame factories in the East that offer good wages. The circular clash ends with the complaint that idle men claim there is nothing to do.
A local notice promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for families before summer. It claims universal acceptance as the most successful bowel complaint medicine for children and adults and notes it is sold at Noah Martin Drugstore.
The American commissioners award France the place of honor at the 1904 Fair and allot five times more space than Chicago. St Louis guarantees the board of judges will have foreigners and Americans in equal numbers.
George Scanb of New Lebanon Ohio, a reader of the Dayton Volkszeitung, purchased Chamberlain's Pain Balm for his wife who had eight weeks of back pain. After a few days she felt renewed and was able to resume her household duties. the liniment is sold by Noah Martin Druggist.
A group of Lewis county residents regret that orders placed with a traveling agent never resulted in delivery while the notes given for those purchases circulated successfully. The piece urges patrons to favor local shops to ensure accountability if goods fail to meet seller representations.
Jessie Morrison again stands trial in Eldorado Kansas for the murder of Mrs. Olin Castle. The jury previously disagreed once and later convicted Morrison of second degree murder but was granted a new trial by the state Supreme Court.
A destructive tornado traversed southeastern Iowa and west central Illinois last Wednesday causing extensive property damage in Burlington Peoria Bloomington Springfield and other towns. At least nine deaths were reported in Illinois.
The note identifies E. O. Brown as president of the Missouri Health Association and claims the group employed Gov. Stone to represent the Baking Powder Trust, with Brown found where the association is headquartered in the 1t.-State Republican.
In San Francisco the Shrine event drew high praise, described as surpassing the coronation hype of Edward VII. The writer notes the American love of titles and uniforms in a quip contrasting British pomp with a free republic’s spectacle.
A severe fire in a private liquor cure facility in Chicago on the 10th killed many patients who were confined to cell like rooms and some in straight jackets. The blaze spread rapidly and rescue was impossible.
A writer in the Indicator argues that hogs thrived for thousands of years on hay and grass and that concentrated grain diets impair health. He notes some western farmers report better vitality on alfalfa hay and roots, suggesting less disease with mixed feeding.
The Kahoka Review reports Buchanan and Adair counties will field two delegate delegations each at the Republican State convention. Buchanan splits with A W Brewster leading the silk stocking faction and John Albus Jr heading the cotton sock faction. Adair names S M Pickler for one faction and F M Harrington for the opposing faction.
A twenty person cooperative in Sioux City Iowa reports weekly table expenses of 2.85 dollars per person covering food fuel light cook and rented dining rooms. They save 3.24 dollars weekly for a family of four while avoiding much bother. Five women prepare meals and the housekeeper earns 7 dollars for herself and son. Meat is not served at breakfast but is included at luncheon and dinner.
A vintage advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a splendid remedy for neuralgic pains rheumatism lum bago and sciatic discomfort. It claims deep nerve and bone penetration and blood absorption with broad healing reach and includes a customer endorsement from D F Moore Illinois Central Railway Milan Tenn and pricing at Noah Martins.
Rhythmic verse describes a wicked train that smokes continually and drags along the chew-chew cars. The engine fuels up repeatedly as it travels, depicting a persistent, mechanical clatter and journey.
Dr H M Harrison of Quincy renowned for eye ear and throat care and scientific glasses fitting will be at the Hotel Roth on Tuesday July 8 1902 for one day only. He is a seasoned professional with thirty years in practice acting as a oculist and aurist for the Ok Railroad and St Marys Hospital in Quincy and promises top quality services to patrons.
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