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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
9
A fragmentary column mixes medical advertisement with political and social asides. It touts bitters and cures for dyspepsia and fever, mentions actors and public figures, and references Kentuckian fans, Cuban campaigns, and a New York article about hearing loss.
A Tangier dispatch reports cobbler Messich who killed thirty women was publicly walled alive. He was flogged before a huge jeering crowd and showed agitation for two days, then became still. The sensational ceremony ends a brutal case with lingering questions.
A long scrambled OCR fragment recounts names and topics from divorce cases, medical ads, and personal notices. It mentions Noah Martin, Robert B Roosevelt, Emma Goldman, and Kilmer’s Swamp Root advertisements alongside various medical cures and household remedies. The piece mixes political hints, marriage notes, and product pitches in a jumbled historical page item.
A highly garbled OCR fragment mentions names and phrases like Mi Me tsun hie te 4 a the be vas and Rote Uibagedete. The readable parts offer no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to summarize.
A medical patent remedy claim promotes Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble in both sexes and children. It alleges relief from diabetes symptoms and back pain with a two month course, urging readers to send 89 cents by mail for a small bottle and testimonials.
Ex Senator J K O Jones calls the next Republican nominee helped by prosperity and tariff policy while Bryan benefits from reform sentiment and Roosevelt era changes. He labels both as unreliable or trustworthy in turn and argues for Bryan’s electability.
Readable excerpt shows Supt. Zieber of Livonia Universalist Church delivering a Children s Day address on June 10. The sermon extols the day’s peaceful vision, sets a moral path as a shining light, and urges annual observance while noting the future destiny of nations depends on children.
The June 1 public test of Walter Wellmans motorized dirigible Vigneron showed 100 horsepower capability, exceeding contract power. Envelopes appliances and provisions were shown. Wellman and crew expressed satisfaction and planned a northern departure within days. The piece notes gasoline price rises and critiques a tax repeal on denatured alcohol affecting oil interests.
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