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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1902
Page
2
Poem reflects the wind across the prairie seasons from winding dust to rain and harvest. It portrays wind as both harsh and blessing guiding farmers, love, and growth, with vivid imagery of wheat, orchards, vintages, and spring renewal.
Chronic indigestion and nervous debility plagued F J Green of Lan caster New Hampshire for years. He credits Electre Bitters with restoring his health and says his wife also remains well using the remedy. He praises it for female troubles and as a general toning invig orator. Sold with satisfaction guaranteed by Noah Martin.
A Carrollton Democrat letter allegedly by Win J Stone praises a county Democrat ally and signals Stone’s close ties to the political lobby. The piece argues Stone and his backers are on the ground floor of the lobby, amid party splits over Morton’s Senate nomination in the four-county district.
A long ad advocates Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney bladder and liver troubles offering free samples. The text shifts to a Missouri political letter by Wau J Stone supporting Senator Morton, alleging lobby influence, Dockery machine control, and convention turmoil in Oregon County with references to party papers and elections.
A 19th century advertisement claims true strength comes from well digested food and promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the cure for stomach and digestive ailments. It presents testimonial claims of improved health, energy, and maintained weight, urging readers to send stamps for medical books and catalogs.
There’s no rest for those tireless little workers. Millions stay busy and suffer torpid liver jaundice biliousness fever and ague. They banish sickness head ache malaria and give energy. Try them. From Noah Martins.
The report notes frequent violent quarrels and splits at Democratic county conventions in Missouri, with turmoil evident in several counties including Phelps.
Henry Creek of Asheville Gazette recalls severe rheumatism last winter cured after using Chovaberain Pain Balm. He notes his feet were wetted by accident and after trying various remedies, two thirds of a bottle of Pato Balm from Noah Martin, Druggist, cured his pain.
The Lodge amendment proposes an early move toward Filipino self government with a popular assembly and a two chamber legislature including Americans and Filipinos. It aims to reassure autonomous leaders and prevent foreign domination while avoiding a pure native oligarchy. Congress would guide, not abandon, the transition to local governance.
Fragmentary passage notes political dispute over an autonomist proposal linked to a lodge amendment and expeditious action toward ending an insurrection. The text shifts to a medical testimonial about King's New Discovery claimed to cure coughs and bronchitis, offering free trial bottles at Noah Martins drug store.
State Republican chairman declares no intention to run for the United States Senate or any federal position. He pledges to devote all efforts to strengthening the party in the native state and to secure victory through honest leadership, unity, and dedicated work.
C D Isbill of Morganton Ten o writes of a severe scalp outbreak on his little daughter. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve fully cured her and is advertised as a guaranteed remedy for eczema tetter salt rheum purples sores ulcers and piles. Only 20 cents at Noah Martin’s.
A courtmartial is ordered for Major Littleton T Waller and Lieutenant John H A Day of the marine corps on March 17 to try them on charges of killing natives on the island of Samar. Accusations include shocking acts described as peculiarly atrocious and a native being fed to a tree and shot. Friends attribute the actions to insanity from island privations. Major Waller’s career and leadership are summarized, including service in Cuba and at the bombardment of Alexandria.
A cold left untreated may cause pneumonia, which can be fatal and weaken lungs for consumption. Foley's Honey and Tar is claimed to stop the cough, heal and strengthen lungs to prevent pneumonia.
A former Montana senator named Clark, noted for alleged vote buying two years ago, is the latest suggestion for the Democratic presidential nomination. The report frames him as a plutocratic Democrat and cites his failed confirmation in the U.S. Senate.
A testimonial recalls relief from chronic ovarian pain and uterine symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sonative Wash. The writer credits the remedy with restoring energy, health, and happiness after years of weakness and suffering. The note urges others to choose Pinkham's product as the best treatment for irregular or painful menstruation and related conditions.
A 1904 candidate is said to be willing to pay the expenses of a vigorous congressional campaign nationwide this fall if encouraged about the presidential nomination. Observers wonder how Missourians would react to supporting the plan and how Mark Hanna and plutocrats are viewed by the faithful. Results will be watched.
An old remedy advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs colds bronchitis asthma croup whooping cough hoarseness bronchial troubles pneumonia and la gappe. It mentions Noah Martin as a possible name associated with the product.
Miss Anna West Shaw of St. Louis has been commissioned to paint a portrait of Queen Alexandra and will depart for London soon. She is a granddaughter of Benjamin West, a leading early American painter.
The probabilities point to President Roosevelt finishing another book with relatively little trouble securing a publisher. The remark notes he is writing the closing chapters and anticipates smooth publication.
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