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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1918
Page
2
Missouri readers report success with Dr. Pierces Anuric tablets for rheumatism sciatica backaches and kidney trouble. Testimonials claim rapid improvement after starting Anuric and urge prompt treatment to prevent dangerous kidney disease.
U S Marines push 600 yard front near Belleau Wood and seize two large artillery pieces. American forces advance nearly a mile as heavy German assaults at Montdidier and Noyon suffer brutal casualties. Baker reports over 700000 Americans in France while Austrians gather for a new Italian strike.
Reports from German fronts indicate a major fleet plan and a wide assault with about 500000 engaged near Mentudier and Noyon as French positions resist with slow progress. The Germans claim 100000 prisoners, Australians report an Amiens sector assault with captured prisoners and guns, while U S Marines seize Revan Wood and 200 German captives in a bold attack.
A pantry ad describes stomach distress from overeating and constipation, crediting Chamberlain’s Tablets with quick relief. The dose is said to promote bowel movement, liver tone, and improved digestion, with noticeable better feeling in a day or two.
June reports detail heavy French resistance at Bouresches with 60 000 attackers repelled and high German losses. Norwegian ships and Italian torpedo boats attacked Allied and Austro Hungarian targets near the Virginia coast and in the Dalmatian region. German emphasis remains on a desperate offensive as French forces hold line and prepare for stronger blows.
The report says Marines take near Chateau Thierry and repulse a German counterattack while seizing many guns. Germany may declare the Atlantic coast a danger zone warning neutrals to stay put. U S eyes an army move into Russia with General Wood leading. French halted the Hun advance with a five mile front breach yielding about 1000 prisoners as British front quiet.
Allied reports praise the defense as a single American division against multiple German divisions at Bellau Forest inflicts heavy losses. Germany may renew pressure toward Channel ports while new divisions arrive from Russia. Italians report artillery actions as Austrian offensive expectations waver.
Report fragment notes Cartoria with a 30 year usage marker and its signature. The text references Allied bombing in Germany and French attacks, plus mentions of Austro-Hungarian and Italian actions, with unclear dates and scattered military terms.
A note praises a Chamberian cough remedy for children, claiming it is prompt and effective, contains no opium or narcotics, and is pleasant to take. The text emphasizes safety and ease of use for young patients.
The dispatch notes German forces quiet on the front with signals of a potential fourth major strike while Allies anticipate a push. Treasury plans six billion in certificates redeemable in October imply a large Fourth Loan. Austrian pressure on the Italian front makes limited gains as Italians sustain heavy resistance and claim about 10,000 prisoners.
People everywhere speak well of Chamberlains Tablets. If you are troubled with Indigestion or constipation give them a trial. You are certain to be benefitted by them.
A fragmented text fragment mentions a crowd and a routine action with phrases about someone doing all they can and a ringing sound. The legible portions offer no clear event, names, or places to anchor a fuller summary.
An advertisement argues catarrhal deafness arises from inflamed Eustachian tubes and cannot be cured by local applications. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as the remedy with a $100 offer for cases not helped, inviting readers to request circulars from J Cheney & Co in Toledo.
The community laments heavy corn field washout while awaiting rain. Cisterns and ponds overflow as crops look fine. A birthday dinner honors Oscar Keene and George Miller at the Oval Singleton home. Neighbors Sam Leeper and Mrs Fightmaster note berry harvests and gatherings. Mary Taylor visits Unionville friends. Dr Ira E Harder honored by J M Tucker guests.
A large crowd attended the Red Cross pie supper at the hotel Saturday with J G Morgan delivering a strong speech on Red Cross work. The auction raised 2470 dollars after Mrs Cumming donated the pie back and it was sold five times. Several locals attended gatherings and visits across town as families shared Sunday activities and fishing on the creek.
The readable text references Mrs George Gray and Ruth Anders visiting relatives. It mentions a cow killed by lightning and a horse loss for Mr Willis King. Also notes Me and Mrs Ira Richardson and Ruth Anders spent time with an aunt. Proceeds mentioned for Mrs George Gray and Wil.
Miss Pearl Vestal spent Saturday night with Mrs Gwendolyn Jarman. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Fowler of old were guests Thursday night of the latter's parents Mr and Mrs J H Guffey. Mrs Mary King spent the past week with her sister Mrs Luther McCalment. Herbert Anders returned from a training camp after discharge for eye trouble. Miss Neta Skinner returned home after a week with friends. Mary Fullerton visited sister Mrs Sylvia Carter and family. Mrs Emma Medlin and children spent over Sunday with sister Mrs Maggie Dormer of Milan.
Unionville resident Comstock says kidney disorder causes back pain and lumbago and relief comes from Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Tatman and Radford's Drug Store. He notes one box suffices for relief, a testimonial Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.`
Soldier cousin Clarence Brooks writes from Camp Travis Texas to Miss Helen Hinerman Livonia Missouri. He mentions guard duty a march and time in camp with photos, no furloughs, possible move soon, a letter from home about Dessie and Jacksonville Florida, a birthday ring and rainy weather. He signs as B 4.
Mr E I Olinger of Pol lock introduced a new grain planting device attached to a cultivator. The implement enables simultaneous plowing and planting or replanting during cultivation. He has patented the tool and demonstrated its operation at home, aiming for market adoption.
The following permanent schedule lists services across the Unionville M E Circuit. First Sunday at Mt Zi 7 30 p m Second Sunday Bethany 11 a m Seed TORT TE TRE Liberty 2 00 Third Sunday Wealey Chapel 11 a m and 7 30 p m Zion 8 p m Fourth Sunday Elko 11 a m and Pennville 7 30 p m Pastor G W Trotter leads the congregations.
The material outlines Mary Magdalene and other women at the tomb, the angelic message of the risen Christ, appearances of Jesus to Mary and the disciples, and the Great Commission. It emphasizes faith, doubt, and the transformation power of the resurrection guiding early Christian preaching.
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