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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1919
Page
9
Fragmented lines describe Chamberlain's act and its effects on the indigent and bowels. A mention of the American Federation of Labor meeting in Atlantic City and discussions on Russia and government recognition appear in disjointed phrases.
Edward Albert Prince of Wales aged 26 will tour the United States in August visiting several Midwestern cities including St. Louis. The royal trip is said to mirror President Wilson’s visits to Bern and aims to strengthen ties. Citizens are urged to prepare their high top hats for the welcome.
A warning against relying on neighbors or delayed medical help during sudden bowel attacks. It urges keeping Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand, noting it costs 36 cents and can save suffering. The passage also mentions Countess Georgina Markievicz receiving four months in prison for Irish disorder activities.
The Allies announce a secret long range gun of terrible power as a potential striking weapon in Germany. Marshal Foch says 600,000 troops could plunge into Germany if needed, though many soldiers slated to return home are frustrated by German delay in treaty terms.
Representatives of Turkey told the Paris Peace Conference last week they bore no responsibility for their country’s role in the war. They urged elimination of the war’s blame and sought an adjusted settlement.
Fragmentary and garbled text from an OCR page shows broken phrases and stray words. no coherent events, names, dates, or places are readable to form a proper summary. The source requires clarification to produce a valid newspaper item.
President Wilson is expected to return to the United States around July. He will launch a three week campaign to persuade the public that the treaty league plan is correct and that the Peace Conference actions were proper.
The president will struggle to secure support as three or four senators back a separate consideration of the treaty and league as 68 distinct propositions, complicating the euragetan count.
A Unionville resident James Spence recounts chronic back pain improving after using Deans Kidney Pills. The report reflects nationwide claims of 50000 cases and 60000 recommendations across many newspapers. Spence credits relief to the pills and urges readers to buy at local druggists for 60 cents.
Fragmentary notes describe stallion GIBUS recorded in the National Draft Stud Book of America under No. Fennet. The text moves through breed lineage, references to Piston and Ingmace, and mentions a Tanlac health claim segment with multiple authorities cited. The overall piece mixes pedigree data with patent medicine marketing language.
Incomplete text references York and physics themed discussion. It mentions past events and a sense of welcome to a new era and a medical cure idea, but the fragment lacks clear actions, dates, places, or concrete figures to verify a full news item.
A 6 year old Percheron of 16 hands and 1800 pounds will stand the season of 1919 at the Sloan farm one fourth mile north of Central City. Insurance option available at $10 to insure a colt. Colts held for service as provided by law. no service Saturdays or Sundays. care not guaranteed against accidents.
This farm near Unionville seven miles southeast invites offers for an imported Percheron stallion in 1919. Black with no white, about 2000 pounds, sired by Barthe line with multiple noted ancestors. Describes foals born March 6, 1900 and notes care, terms, and county safety conditions.
The piece notes a Kentucky moonshine union talk tied to price control and a looming three week span before action. the Senate Elections Committee backs a full probe into Henry Ford's challenged Senate seat against Newberry. It also mentions the Willard versus Dawson boxing match hype, with Willard favored by most experts and some backers for Dempsey.
In Unionville August 1919 term, Finis Johnson allegedly non resident, summons by publication ordered. Plaintiff seeks decree for divorce. defendant must answer by first day of August term or judgment by default. notice published in The Unionville Republican for four weeks.
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