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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1903
Page
8
Fragmentary railway timetable data appears with freight routes and daily departures. The text lists the Milwaukee and Chicago lines, a daily freight schedule, and references to numbers like 1508 and 10.004 with unclear context.
The note highlights Ben Hurik's 111th edition drawing over 2 000 visitors at Carlyle's Wouwe totaling nearly 18 000 since 1895. It mentions William Le Queux translating the Duke of Abruzzi polar book with explorer input and notes the Frankfurter Journal ending after 287 years. It claims Magdeburgische Zeitung as oldest German paper with 1626 copies kept. It recounts Hugo omnibus anecdote and Valentine Blacquelan rare book sale at $259,000 with a mosaic bound manuscript bearing five crowns initials.
A garbled relic cites mycologist Dr Wes Carer of the University of Texas testing tremor poisons on frogs cows and other animals. It references Emrindelphin Meeningsrat society and Capt Mellyuane describing a West Virginia hunt for edible fungi and old gastronomic notes within a California grove near Santa Cruz.
An advertisement extols Paine’s Celery Compound as a cure for headaches caused by nervous system weakness. It claims the remedy strengthens vitality and notes a testimonial from Mrs Henry Westick of St Clair Michigan who reports relief from dyspepsia and chronic headaches after using the product.
A Sunday school page outlines the Chronological Review of Paul's journeys from A.D. 57 to 63, notes topics like Paul’s Farewell to Ephesus and the Golden Texts, and discusses the expansion of the early church from Jerusalem to Antioch and beyond with mentions of Peter, Paul, and potential reach to Spain and Ethiopia. It includes verses about the Resurrection and Paul’s Charge to Timothy and several moral maxims.
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