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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1900
Page
8
An advertisement promotes Boschee's German Syrup as a universal remedy for severe throat and lung troubles. It claims the medicine heals inflamed tissues, aids expectoration, and ensures restful nights, urging readers to try one bottle and visit Noah Martin or Monroe & Howard for sample bottles.
Our issue announces the Laws of Missouri updated by the last General Assembly are ready for distribution. Entitled readers can obtain a copy at no cost by paying one year in advance on Tax Aeroshan. Books are well printed and practical, but postage cannot be prepaid. send five cents extra to cover mail.
Sheriff Noah Crooks announces public auction of the east half of lot two in section five township sixty four north range sixty ten west, Putnam County Missouri. The sale, for 40 acres more or less, takes place March 23 1900 at the courthouse door in Unionville between 9am and 5pm. It arises from default on a deed to Charles R Linville as trustee dated February 6 1900 by William M Lawson and wife Mary.
In Mark 2 3 12 the friends lower a paralyzed man through a roof to reach Jesus. He forgives sins and heals him, prompting scribes to question. Jesus demonstrates the power to both forgive sins and command physical healing, teaching prayerful faith and the deeper cure of the soul.
Relief in six hours claimed for kidney and bladder distress by New Great South America Kidney Cure. Advertises prompt relief for bladder and back pain with rapid urine flow improvement. Sold by Monroe & Howard, druggists, Unionville, Missouri.
A new grain based beverage named Grain-O is sold in grocery stores as a coffee substitute. It is described as easy on delicate stomachs and nearly indistinguishable from coffee without coating the stomach. Packages are sold for 15 and 25 cents.
Fashion note describes pastel foulard silks with beading, velvet garments, and two tone cloth outfits. It highlights fringe girdles, two color skirts, and knickerbockers as petticoat alternatives. Velvet dominates care of gowns and gloves with gray beige tones, lace trims, and buckles.
The Burlington Route promotes weekly California trips west to Kansas City St. Joseph Omaha Nebraska Denver Utah and the Pacific Coast with northbound passes to Black Hills Montana Washington and Puget Sound via Billings Route saving 500 miles. Homeseekers excursions to the West and Northwest cover 7300 miles of standard rails with wide vestibule chairs Pullman sleepers and free seats. Tickets available through Great Burlington Route agents in Keokuk Iowa St Louis Missouri and beyond.
Mrs Simms urges a corset purchase while her husband protests. He insists one corset suffices, sparking a comic argument about pairs. The saleswoman explains lacing as the husband wanders, and the wife flees with a blushing sales floor scene at the Philadelphia store.
A Youth's Companion excerpt urges home care for tuberculosis patients, noting sanatoria reach few, and detailing practical measures. Emphasis on cleanliness, handwashing, coughing control, and avoiding infection with dedicated handkerchiefs. Advocates fresh air, sunlit rooms, minimal upholstery, and a quiet mind to support medical treatment.
A doctor recalls rushing to a home where Miss Marjory lay gravely ill. The thermometer, misused by a caretaker, showed 108 degrees, but the bulb was hidden in a hot poult. The mother fears the fatal threshold as the family anxiously awaits fate.
Take good sized apples cut tops scoop out pulp leaving half inch shell. Fill with cooked rice half full then make a syrup from scooped apples with water cinnamon and maple sugar. Bake in oven until tender for a sweet baked apple dish.
A bold advert promotes a five publication club including The Kansas City Live Stock Indicator The Poultry Farmer The Farmers Mutual Insurance Journal and Special Farmers Institute editions plus the host paper for local news all for $1.25 per year.
The N Y Herald notes that proper appearance matters and that well dressing can overcome ugliness, while aging may dull one’s instinct for scrupulous niceties. It asserts wholesome beauty is possible for all, even without ideal features or curves.
Notice is given that Letters of Administration on the estate of Mary A Davis were granted February 6 1900 by the Probate Court of Putnam County. All persons having claims against said estate must exhibit them to the Administrator within the time specified. let claims be filed before the期限.
A quirky dialogue fragment shows a music teacher recalling hardships with a wolf at the door and a listener’s sharp remark about pounding the piano. The lines evoke a period voice and playful wordplay.
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