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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1900
Page
2
A fragmented clipping describes a train departure to Kirksville followed by arrests on arrival in Mildn. Abd Sherakee is linked to a police action and Green is jailed for alleged abs diction. A later ad promotes HERBINE for liver issues.
Princeton Telegraph reports A C Jeffries and Thomas Simpson visiting, claiming Christian teachings and urging workers to quit for the Master. They attack churches and preachers, but fail to sway locals, with Jeffries boasting five years of idle status and reliance on divine provision.
One size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Ease powder to shake into the shoes. It relieves tight new shoes, cords, and bunions with instant comfort. Cures and prevents swollen feet blisters and sore spots. Allen's Foot-Rade treats sweating hot aching feet. Sold by druggists and shoe stores 25 cents per package. Galle Address Allen Ulme Lekey N.
Dwight Green of Sullivan County attempted to elope with Sarah Magley near Greencastle. Vigilant father halted plan. Green jailed in Milan while Magley returned home. Magley is under eighteen and sister in law to Green. The couple fled toward Kirksville by train Sunday morning after luring her to a neighbor’s ice cream party.
Surveyors in Genesee Ill vicinity pursue a shorter Rock Island line between Eldon and Trenton tracing three routes south of the Wabash. A line by this city seems most practical for business gains and hopeful locals anticipate the new location.
A call to Noah Martins' drug store invites readers to obtain a free sample of Chamberlan's Stomach and Liver Tablet. The ad claims the tablets are an elegant physics remedy that improves appetite strengthens digestion and regulates liver and bowels. easy to take and pleasant in effect.
The Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Union of Greatest Menageries comes to Centerville on Saturday June 30 after a successful Madison Square Garden run. New York papers praise the show as the biggest circus seen, with living wonders, wild beasts, and three ring performances on an immense course and grand street parade displays.
An old advert promotes Tutt's Liver Pills as a universal remedy for sickness. The text touts cures for headaches, malaria, indigestion, indigestion, liver torpor, constipation, and “bilious diseases” claiming broad health benefits.
Local violet growers report a spreading infestation of a new pest, Diplosis violicola, a small larval insect that burrows into the crown and curls leaves. The best control is to remove infected leaves. hydrocyanic gas also targets larvae but risks plant injury.
A physician warns that neglect of proper meals and the hurry of modern life harm both sexes. He notes drink and worry push men toward instability while women, weakened by poor eating amid love affairs, lose balance and reveal a perceived superiority in dining discipline.
An old paper notice praises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for torpid liver and poor appetite, priced 24 cents with free samples at Noah Martin's Drug Store. The brief also argues a five year ban on killing certain birds to protect crops and notes reports that One Minute Cough Cure saves lives in influenza and pneumonia cases.
The article describes the oven-bird or golden crowned thrush with a ground dome nest. It notes the nest's two chambers a feather bed for the male or mate and a rough clay outer room. The piece playfully links the nest to notions of romance and “eternal feminine” in a light social tone.
The tallest American stage actress Miss Tull, famed as a model for sculptors of the Goddess of Liberty, drew crowds when photographed in New York in a Broadway studio and briefly wandered outside in her draperies. A misprinted tour program once renamed her Miss Mary Taff, prompting a small billing dispute.
The Savannah News notes a Maltese cat boarded the British steamship Thalia before its departure and settled on the officers' crimson sofa. The crew believes the feline brings good luck and helps control rats, citing sailors' superstition and broad landlubber belief alike.
Lockup Keeper McGuire recalls arresting a man for $20 debt in the West Indies. He notes he was a new officer in Chicago when a frightened debtor paid up rather than face police, only to learn later he had no legal right to detain him.
Rail office lists tickets on sale for the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia on June 14 to 17 priced as a single round trip fare with return by June 26. Democratic and Prohibition gatherings follow in Kansas City and Chicago with sale dates and limited return periods. Educational Association meets in Charleston July 7 to 18 with return by Sept 1 plus two dollars. Grand Army encampment in Chicago Aug 26 to 30 offers one round trip fare. Consult N G Davis for full details.
The notice describes train No 41 and connections for North Missouri and St Louis with through equipment including dining cars. It notes routes to Portland via the Pacific Coast and to Denver via Nebraska Colorado and northeastern Missouri. It mentions the Twin City Express to Minneapolis Saint Paul and weekly California excursions for through tourists. Tickets read via the Burlington Route with a large map and lists agents in St Louis and Chicago area.
Local firm offers abstracts deeds mortgages and FP RH light lightning cyclane and accident burglary insurance in four companies. Loan terms waive abstract recording and revenue stamp fees with no charge to the borrower. Call at the southeast corner square office for service.
J A Helferstine announces pressed brick stock for sale praised by buyers as superior. The firm T J Ewine & Co located in Uniovville Missouri handles the sale.
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