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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
9
A Chicago woman credits Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending severe illness and avoiding surgery. She describes chronic inflammation, a tumor, and relief after using the remedy, claiming it rebuilt her feminine system and eased displacements, ulcers, and various pains.
Paris plans a 160 million investment to further ornament streets, aiming to bolster its status as the world’s most beautiful city. The project signals a concerted effort to elevate urban aesthetics and public spaces.
A troubled figure resigns citing fear his children would grow up English. The piece recalls Morris Dexter and a man named Martin facing illness and political shifts. It also mentions Foley’s Kadoer Remedy for enlarged prostate and Woley's Kidney Kidney Remedy with claimed relief after bottles. The text hints at a Greek independence era and a potential transition to Greek governance under European mandate.
A 1900s style advertisement highlights Dr Shoop s Health Coffee as a silver plated no drip trainer substitute praised for taste health value and economy. It promotes the product with claims of quick preparation and a free health book from the doctor available via grocers and dealers.
An eclectic page mixes medical advertisements for Dr Shoop’s Restorative and Foley remedies with notices of prominent figures. It cites promises of skin beauty, nerve health, and blood purification, plus reports of Carnegie endowments and a Paris of obituaries, including a Brazilian president and a wrestling champion's marriage. It also covers a lightning accident near Sparta, leaving several children injured.
Gov. Stubbs requests parole policy change in Kansas State Penitentiary requiring liberated prisoners to pledge in writing weekly church attendance and participation in religious meetings. Failure to comply could result in return to prison. Also notes health ad and Norwich anniversary.
The page blends medical pitches for Dr Shoop Rheumatic Remedy and pension news for Dr Andrew Walker McAlester with community notices. It records visits, farm sales, school events, remarriage, and social gatherings across families like Davis, Boggs, Lemley, Ratliff, Ledford, and Terrell, plus farm activity and local appointments.
Reformer John Taylor plans a four gore cucumber patch. Miss Portteus Stephens ends a popular term of school at the Berry. Coatesville R F D No 2 lacked access to river work from the 12th to 17th. Waters rose by the 20th causing near bank destruction in the low bottom corm. Rev. Glenn Frank again chosen platform manager for Unionville Chautauqua. Miss Edith Porter to return home soon after teaching near Powerville. Several local youths return from school for the summer. Dean Davis studies at Columbia law. G W Corporan at Kirkville Normal. Morgan Davis at Drake University. Ambrose Hill taught in Chariton county. Jefferson Davis at Martinstown. Rev. W B Stevens to hold all day meeting at Chapel on July 4. Myra Latimer, daughter of E G Latimer, ill with appendicitis awaiting operation. Walter Bros sold twenty thoroughbred red Jeracy hogs to L C Corporan.
In this sermon excerpt said to be from early Pauline study, the author surveys the debt of love as the supreme duty that fulfills the law. Temperance is tied to moral perception, with warnings that intemperance dulls senses and worsens conduct, urging Christians to “put on the Lord Jesus Christ” and avoid riot and drunkenness while citing Gladstone and legal figures on alcohol’s harms.
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