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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1902
Page
8
In Bakersfield Missouri during 1900, Dr W E Morgan recounts quick relief from lower limb inflammation due to dropsical causes after using Dr Tichenor Antiseptic. Other physicians J P Darron S M McAn nallys J H Tinscey vouch for its use on wounds frost bites and bacterial ailments.
A narrator tracks a superstition about the number thirteen as a man slips on a banana peel and reads a fanfare of eerie thirteen symbolism on a porch door. A companion debates fate and dinner outcomes linked to the dreaded digit.
The article argues New York will soon outpace Paris and London as a global center of commerce arts and fashion. It cites wealthier residents higher fashion standards and the city’s draw for foreign manufacturers and visitors, noting cultural and economic dominance spreading from America to Europe.
In a London Spare Moments vignette a couple shares a moonlit moment naming stars. They point to Jupiter Sirius Mars and more as a footstep interrupts their hushed exchange. The scene ends with a hopeful, fleeting close to a romantic interlude.
A Chicago Daily News quip outlines a playful barter involving a girl and four corkscrews, suggesting if she brings a gimlet her market value soars above par. The item reads as a light social witticism from the era.
John E Vestal departed this life March 14 after a long illness. Born March 24, 1836 in Randolph County Missouri, he married Lucinda Miller in 1861 and joined several churches through the years. He leaves four daughters and a bereaved wife. funeral set for May 1 at Lowground Chapel.
Jonathan Jones longtime photographer of Marshalltown Iowa died Thursday at his son J W Jones’s home near Luray age 83. Born August 6 1830 in Dark County Ohio he married Rebecca Pike in Indiana 1849. Survived by seven of nine children including E J Jones Des Moines and J W Jones Luray. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM at Friegill church Albion with Rev Inez Batchelder officiating.
Leota White wife of Dell White died Saturday March 24 after a short illness aged 23 years 11 months 23 days. She leaves a husband two children George age 5 Elva age 2 and two infant deaths. She was the eldest daughter of Mel Weatherly. Funeral held Sunday March 25 burial at Berry cemetery.
W. A. Smith, among Richland township’s oldest settlers since 1842, died Saturday at 4 am. Born May 27 1826 in Barnes county Kentucky, he married Winnie Crabtree in 1849. Survived by three children residing near the old home, plus sisters in law Mrs James D Pitman and Mrs Lory A Davis. Funeral held Sunday.
Letter from Mrs. E. Lamer of Los Angeles testifies that after two years of severe symptoms during change of life Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound restored health for six years. The message endorses Pinkham’s advice and notes charitable use in aiding needy mothers.
The Petty school reports the final month of the term closing March 14 1902 with enrollment 28 and average attendance 2025. It lists students by department with grades and names including Albright Cooper Fruits Fowler Laffoon Mannon McAnelly Wessel and Wessel among others. Attendance was unusually low due to contagious diseases. Jas R Matuxson teacher.
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