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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1902
Page
2
The Loose brothers reject absorption by the National Biscuit company asserting pride in their independent plant and identity. They move to a mammoth West bottom facility and seek to preserve their autonomy against trust pressure.
The letter from General Chaffee describes Filipinos as deceitful and hostile to whites and argues for disarming and whipping them into submission. He claims Filipinos resist as brigands, suggesting severe measures to quell resistance, likening them to past Indian campaigns.
Testimony from Chase Sergeant of Plain City Ohio praises Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery for restoring strength after a run down period in 1896. He recounts improved digestion nerves and appetite after six bottles and notes lasting benefits a year after use. Mention of Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to keep bowels active.
Des Maines News recounts how Jacob Riis inspired a green emigrant youth to expose tenement landlord abuses in Gotham and New York State. Riis refuses a big office to stay focused on aiding the poor.
An advertisement extols Boscbee's German Syrup as the universal remedy since 1865 for consumption and lung troubles. It claims superiority for severe coughs bronchitis croup and night and morning coughing, urging readers to buy from druggists worldwide. The distributor listed is G. G. Green Woodbury N.
An advertising pitch touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for lame back and kidney, liver and bladder trouble. It promises a free sample bottle and a pamphlet by mail to readers who mention the paper, with regular sizes sold by druggists.
President Carter urged delaying the exposition for another year to allow full preparation and broad international participation. Francs reported ministers and executives backing the plan, arguing Congress will approve the postponement to ensure proper facilities for thousands of visitors. A separate note highlights a local family praising Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for whooping cough, with Druggist Noah Martin selling it.
Messrs Loewick and Jobo visited Mrs Rogttus and Mrs Isara Rogttus this week. Mrs Wall burcish hosted guests on Tuesday. Loren Meant and family joined John muni Sunday. John Richardson and family visited Roatatuer Saturday. Mrs James Richardson visited her daughter Bradshaw on Wednesday. Alovzy Chnger stayed with Praushawey Saturday and Sunday. Jacot Baggie and Wm Richardson with wives were guests of James K Richardson Sunday. The group included Ira Bradshaw and family and Miss Nellie Mowrer at John Mowrery Sunday.
The article notes surveyors near the state line preparing grades with grading not yet in Missouri and no right of way secured. It reports Iowa and St Louis railroad work from Novinger to Centerville, with three miles built recently, sixty laborers at work, a steam grader, and coal shafts being sunk along the line. It also mentions visits by local residents including Rev Latimer and family, and gatherings with social music.
An advertisement extols Whote’s Cream Vermitage as the best worm destroyer. It claims to soothe stomach acidity, aid digestion, strengthen the nervous system, and restore vigor in weak children. Available for 5 cents at Noah Martin’s.
The house navy report by Chairman Foss recommends building six new ships for the navy two heavily armored battleships two armored cruisers and two armored gun boats. It also favors appointing a commission to select a site for a training station on the Great Lakes.
Enami Tito notes late for last week with fine rain on Thursday and corn planting now in order. The new railroad is the talk, towns Billtown Livonia and Ed Worthingtons planned on the line. George Campbell returns from Oklahoma with a claim. smallpox cases cause quarantine near the state line. a lawsuit involving Dr Ulrich and the Campbells is dismissed for lack of security.
Jacob Riis refuses President Roosevelts offer to become governor of the Danish West Indies. He remains busy reforming New York tenement housing, pushing ventilation and clean water for tenants. Riis, author of How the Other Half Lives, has long aimed at aiding the citys poor. The note follows Roosevelts time as New York police commissioner.
An advertisement claims Scott’s Emulsion awakens a thin body and makes it hungry so food is used to build fat. It promises a free sample and sells the product through Slutt & Bownes chemists in New York with a price of 3 dollars to druggists.
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