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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
9
The text notes a Chicago scene with a citywide street car strike causing total traffic paralysis as workers stay at their businesses overnight. It mentions Castoria and other remedies, plus wartime mobilization and rapid military training beginning, reflecting concerns of the era.
The readable text shows garbled phrases and incomplete sentences. It mentions possible references to wartime terms, people, and actions but lacks coherent details or identifiable events, dates, or places. The piece appears to be a broken transcription of a historical document or article.
The text notes Roumania may join the Allies within months, altering the war balance. It cites Roumania's large army and strategic position as complicating factors for the German and Austro Hungarian forces, with expectations of decisive impact in the near term.
A remedy advertised as thoroughly reliable for cholera and diarrhoea. The copy urges every family to keep it on hand, especially in summer, noting ease of obtainment and prompt relief without waiting for medicine requests.
The article notes New York City rising as the world money hub while foreign exchange sinks. It cites the United States holding large credits and reports Russian exchange at a 24 percent discount last week, signaling shifting global capital.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets promise relief for indigestion with sugar coated pills and a glass of water before bed. The soft, pleasant tasting remedy claims to ease constipation by morning and is sold by druggists. The ad promotes quick results and affordability. The wheat market notes the first carload sale at 117 per bushel from Louisiana and predicted continued rail shipment for European needs.
An old advertisement promotes Dr. King's New Discovery as an effective cough and cold remedy. It claims one fourth to one teaspoonful as needed soothes and checks bronchial and lung ailments and urges readers to purchase from a local druggist for prompt relief.
Former Secretary Bryan’s supporters and critics debate ending the current war and preventing future conflicts. A returned missionary reports Japan repressing Christianity in Korea and tightening the open door, prompting comparisons to U S attitudes.
The man was tried again on the charge of murdering his sister-in-law and sentenced to death. He expressed regret only that he was not given the death penalty on the first charge, as he did not relish life imprisonment.
A terse wartime paragraph notes German forces hammering at Russia while Allied hopes center on Russian retreat until reinforcements arrive. It suggests Germany may launch a major push against Italy once Hungary and Russian fronts stabilize, though Russian counterplay could alter the forecast.
Crowded out last week Newtown visitors Mr and Mrs George O Neal attended Milan graduation exercises last Tuesday with Mrs J J Wells and Farr and Erma. Other locals include Miss Opal Miller visiting relatives near Pollock and Miss Vera Ham teaching lower grades again. John Lowry of Lucerne underwent appendectomy in Kansas City after being taken there Wednesday. report says he withstood the operation well.
Sunday gatherings at the Bid Morrow home included Mrs Sam Moore Mrs Homer Moore and son Mr and Mrs Lawrence Traxler Mr and Mrs J Traxler and Grandma Traxler Maggie Raughman with Lillie Traxler Mrs Mike Raughman visited Nathan Miller’s home with Mrs Charles Baughman Mrs Wil Baughman and Margaret Beare. Meier and Stella Davide attended later with Bertha Traxler.
The article notes record spring rainfall in Sandy Creek with large storm effects. Workers such as L Lawrenc Ha Tommy Hall and others cleared roads while residents like Miss Anna Vermilion visited Mrs Grover Daily. Wm Daily dug a cellar drain. Fred Abildgaard delivered hogs to the city. Charley Huston and Jens Robbins dragged roads on Monday and Tuesday.
Unionville Mo June 8 1915 the Board of Education invites public bids for heating and plumbing of the new Unionville High School Building. Bids due June 30 at 7 30 pm with a two percent certified check. Plans available at Banneman Goold Kansas City or at the secretary’s office.
The document outlines a classroom unit covering David’s life from shepherd to king, aligned with First and Second Samuel and the Psalms. It proposes a 12-space chart activity, weekly assignments, and readings to illustrate obedience, faith, friendship, exile, kingship, Ark, sin, and trust in Jehovah, with suggested lessons and readings.
Fragmentary text alleges Meyer Gerhard, a German envoy, returned to Germany as a state department misdirection claimant. It hints at a high ranking official and team deceiving the American state department about ads ert y concealment. The rest shifts to an advertisement for Sloan’s Liniment promising nerve pain relief.
The split between treaty supporters and advocates of true war readiness sharpens. Sentiment favoring actual preparedness appears to be gaining traction and may yield positive results in the near term.
Unionville residents publicly recommend Doan's Kidney Pills in home testimony week after week. Mrs. William Choate of 1600 Grant St reports relief from back ache, tiring kidneys, headaches, and dissy spells after using Doan's from Martin's Drug Store. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milling Co. Buffalo N.
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