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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
6
The ongoing fight between Mexican federal forces and rebels remains savage at times. Persuasion created a train of women and children through rebel lines, but soldiers were sent instead. In retaliation the rebels killed thirty prisoners for revenge.
A garbled OCR fragment references a child health product and a court trial phrase. The readable text mentions Fletcher's Castoria and a child, with lines suggesting a legal or trial context but details are indeterminate. No clear individuals, dates, or events are extractable beyond the product name and general ailing child theme.
The Texan Wonder claims to treat kidney and bladder troubles and related conditions in men and women. It offers a mail order option with a one dollar bottle and two months of treatment, promising cure.
Summer health warning touts Chamberlain's remedy as essential for all families. It claims superiority for stomach issues and urges purchase before summer ends, noting availability through all dealers.
Bandits halted a train near Springfield Illinois last week and escaped with 82500. They used cayenne pepper to mislead pursuing bloodhounds, a tactic that succeeded temporarily but may not save them from capture.
The nations push for naval and military edge as England arms merchant and passenger vessels, with two or three of its best ships already manned with pine and poised to become formidable adversaries in future conflicts.
Fragmented ad copy claims Ayer s Sarsapanna shifts from dwease to health and that no alcohol is sold for zero years. References to doctors and distant places drift through garbled text with stray mentions of Beere berets and Kansas, Oklahoma, and weather.
An advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as a candy lozenge that expels worms, regulates bowels, and makes children wet. It claims it helps indigestion and nervous symptoms from worms and offers a 25 cent price from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. Philadelphia and St Louis. Also notes the death of Jot Coolidge, oldest graduate of Yale University, during commencement exercises at age 98.
Mr. J C Eveland of Bath Illinois endorses Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment after twenty five years suffering from eczema. The formula claims forty years in use and a guaranteed cure. Sold by all druggists or by mail for fifty cents from Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
Aged readers urged to use Dr Kings New Life Pills for gentle and prompt relief. Noah Martin recommends them and notes a price of 25 seats.
An agitation in Minnesota aims to adopt initiative and referendum and abolish one legislative chamber arguing that people would better obtain their wishes. Critics question whether all issues should be put to a popular vote.
An old Unionville notice highlights back and kidney pain relief claims for Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. R. B. Cariboon describes relief after using the product, with price and distributor details included. Also recounted is a romance and arrest case involving Daniel Parke and Marie Pollard leading to a prison sentence for alleged theft.
Readers learn of a claimed universal cure Catarrh by Hall's Cure, taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for any failure to cure and advertise testimonials from users. Sold by druggists at 75 cents. Hall's Pills also recommended for constipation.
The St Louis operators strike led to the import of several hundred workers from other cities placed under protection while strikers urged passersby to support their cause. Separately federal action treats interstate meat shipments under pure foods laws, allowing seizure of mislabeled products.
Disarray in the Federal baseball league escalates as officials consider taking action after widespread interruptions. Teams, telegraph communications, and league organizers grapple with unresolved disputes and mounting delays affecting upcoming games.
In Fleetwood Pennsylvania Mrs Edward B Hy Beet testifies she regained health after using the compound. The notice describes symptoms of approaching menopause and promotes the product as strengthening the female system and easing distressing changes during that life phase.
To end the rising in Jolo, the American detachment and native police clashed with residents last week. After sharp fighting the natives were subdued and their arms were seized.
An advertisement promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Arpha Salve as fast relief for ulcers skin sores boils eczema and similar troubles. Mrs Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama claims improvement in an ugly ulcer within weeks. The peach crop is valued at about a million dollars with growers planning cooperative selling this year to boost profits.
A young man in Berlin discovers a new way to earn money. He buys monthly streetcar tickets and offers polite assistance to women with bundles, promising a tip for his trouble. He reports making a fair living.
The piece warns that eating too fast leads to indigestion and constipation and urges chewing food well and using Chamberlain's Tablets when full or sluggish after meals. It notes many stomach troubles have been cured by these tablets and promotes them as easy to take and agreeable, sold by all dealers.
A social mishap last week saw a proposal for a park wedding in front of a large crowd. The event was marked by playful banter and improvised decor as attendees watched the improvised ceremony unfold.
An old advertisement urges readers to try Chamberlains Liniment for rheumatic pains in May. It claims quick relief and notes availability from all dealers.
A St Louis incident reports a bank was stolen along with about $90 when a woman left a featherbed used as a makeshift bank at her home rear. A man named Joonio 1d Sohn Guine was arrested and claimed to be Baylis Bay’s only barber and warned of trouble among couples if not present.
Lesson notes discuss Joseph’s journey from deception and exile to power, paired with Hebrews 11 on faith. It connects Stephen’s defense of Israel, God’s timing, and the Christ-type in Joseph to illustrate divine purpose, grace, and transforming power across lessons.
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