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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1905
Page
6
Learn to detect kidney trouble by simple home tests and read about Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claimed to cure back pain and urinary issues. The ad promises relief for kidneys liver and bladder and offers free literature from Kilmer and Co Binghamton New York with bottle sizes 50 cents and 1.00.
Fragmentary notes mention Princeton plans to organize a band and reference dubious cures and medicines including Wool torga Sanitary Lound and Hollister Korky Moonta Tea. Several garbled phrases discuss digestion, blood, and a depth reading at Norfik Net, yielding little clear context or outcomes.
The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy taken internally to reach the blood and mucous surfaces, promising a $100 reward if it fails to cure, and inviting readers to request testimonial letters from Potat a business address. It also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and notes political commentary on Senator Dobola and Mormon influence in Utah and Idaho elections.
A poetic reflection on happiness not lying in wealth or fame but in cherishing one’s own good. The piece contrasts distant desires with the joy of knowing value in what one has. interwoven are dated drug advertisements and brief notes on world affairs and a 1902 medicine testimonial.
A reader praises Electric Hitters as a wonderful medicine, though noting a deadly wreck on the Locke Store road near Meot or Ohio. The disaster cost nineteen lives and disrupted the Chicago to New York train schedule. A local druggist Noah Martin touts the product and bottles are sold with a guarantee.
The account centers on Moore, a Baptist pastor from Harpereville, who describes severe torture and a struggle with a permanent cough. He recounts attempts to sleep through pain and relief using various remedies before claiming Dr Kings New Discovery cured his cough and saved him from consumption. An ad from Noah Martins Drugstore promotes the remedy at a price with a trial bottle. The Centerville Journal separately notes civic praise for Capt Hubson as a prospective Congressional candidate amid local bridegroom-hero chatter.
An ad letter from Mrs. Joe McIsrath of Hutchinson Kansas claims Ballard’s Horehound Syrup eases whooping cough asthma and bronchitis with a palatable daily dose. A Chicago woman recounts a summer in Michigan and a farmer’s wife expresses concern over a hired girl’s strict house rules and a swan song reply about returning this summer.
Jasper County sheriff burns confiscated gambling paraphernalia in a public display at Carthage this week. The item list appears in a sensational midwestern clipping with assorted promotional snippets and notices.
Travel promos list round trip fares for Belmore Minnesota and Bottaly New York with July dates and prices. Concurrently a blizzard of 4th of July incidents and a disastrous Missouri University stateline cost, a railroad wreck near Merter Obie kills eight and injures many. Also commentary notes sensational divorce and heavy banking collapse in southwest Missouri tied to a cattle deal.
New York is projected to reach about 8 987 164 inhabitants as of June 1, 1906, with Manhattan and the Bronx totaling 2 878 696. A historical table shows New York’s growth since 1700 and compares major world cities by rank and population.
The Chicago Tribune reports broad outcry over Mrs Mary M Rogers of Bo nington VI who faces execution for murdering her husband. Proponents cite gender bias in capital punishment and argue for logic over sentiment, noting historical shifts in how society treats crimes by women versus men.
Fare of 19.25 dollars for round trip via Burlington Route with travel from start June 30 to July 4, return by July 14 or extended to August 8 for 25 cents. Departments include Standard and Tourist sleeping cars, sleeper and chair cars, plus coaches. Colorado described as a big cool playground. agent P F Wirnnay invites inquiries.
Dr Emil Tkkeuber Corndoste listed as a physician with early credentials at the first college of Ceesman. The notice references practice in Missouri, with details about chartered credentials and office location near a local store in Pike.
A historic ad promotes a wall chart set with maps and portraits, bundled with a yearly Farm Progress and twice weekly Republic subscription. It highlights maps of the world and US regions, topographic maps, presidents, and extensive agricultural data. The offer runs 60 days, priced with subscriptions to reach $1 per year.
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