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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1908
Page
11
Odd mix of patent medicine ads highlights Dr Shoop products including Restorative and Headache Tablets while news notes four drownings at Emporia Kan after a gas boat capsized. The era links health tonics to daily life as Illinois mine workers return to work after an agreement. Admiral Evans retires, replaced by Rear Admiral Thomas.
Cedar View merchant claims Dr King's New Life Pills equal gold in value for constipation and malaria. Mrs Cleveland refutes cancer rumors about ex president. Charles Budahn praises Bucklin's Arnica Salve for piles. Both products sold under guarantee at Noah Martin's drug store. A rumor hints at a diamond field richer than South Africa in Northern Canada.
The notice touts Electric Bitters as the remedy for lassitude malaria jaundice biliousness fever and general debility caused by climate at various elevations. It states the product is effective as an alterative and purifier and offers a guarantee with Noah Martin's drug store selling it for 50 cents.
An assortment of old advertisements and notices include claims for Dr King s New Discovery for coughs and sores and Hall s Catarrh Cure with a 100 dollar reward offer. Also mentions a kidney cure testimonial and a tragic death by dynamite from Virginia Mine.
Notice to customers states Foley Honey and Tar for coughs and long troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults. Bureau of Labor Statistics report shows Schuyler County led Missouri in horse and mule shipments with four head.
An 19th century advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female troubles. The text cites a testimonial from a Mrs Boyd and claims the product restores strength to perform daily work. It emphasizes displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities back pain and nervous distress and invites women to seek advice by writing to Lynn Mass.
The House approved the conference report on the army appropriation bill after 48 hours of debate. An appropriation of 97,000,000 was set, 35,000,000 for enlisted men and 42 officers on retired lists will gain increases. About eight thousand Navy personnel also benefit.
Martin The Prairie Oil and Gas Company reports a well at 2340 feet near Glenn Pool containing new sand and indicating a lake of high grade oil beneath the region. The find suggests extensive oil potential beneath New Mexico and possibly other areas. Foley Kidney Cure touted by Alvin Stimpson of Willimantic after recovery from kidney trouble. Noah Martin. James Kennedy, an Alabama man, set fire to his house killing five of his seven children.
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon celebrated his seventy second birthday anniversary Thursday of last week with family and friends in a quiet observance.
Heavy rains trigger multiple landslides across the Ohio Valley with damage reported in Cincinnati Ohio. Emergency crews assess affected roads and homes as residents endure flooding and disruption. Local authorities warn of potential further slides while repair crews work to clear debris.
A Friday night blaze in Camas area caused extensive damage to two home sites in Atlanta Georgia. The report notes a loss of major value and a half dollars amid a chaotic scene.
A piece from the Massachusetts Board of Agriculture argues cleanliness habits cost little to form yet yield benefits in standing, health, and earning power. It emphasizes moral worth and mental strength as outcomes of disciplined cleanliness.
The Russkoye Znamia, organ of the union of Russian nop, accuses Jews and constitutional democrats of preparing poisonous synges to inoculate the people with cholera, citing anarchist Kropotkin’s method. The report describes daily articles alleging a conspiratorial cholera outbreak.
A fragment speaks of a wily businessman known for persistence and patience. It hints at pushing a good idea until profitable rewards appear, comparing diligence to vines heavy with golden dollars as a reward for untiring effort.
The present literary generation under 35 embraces sport as a daily habit. Writers widely practice athletic activity with steady dedication in Paris, reflecting a culture where literature and physical exercise go hand in hand.
A sea trout caught at Aberdeen swam 120 miles in 40 days and doubled its weight on the journey. Marked and released into the Coquet in Northumberland, it was recaught near Aberdeen with no length gain, the weight rise attributed to corpulence.
A public health note states typhoid fever costs the United States about 200 million dollars annually. It urges every family to take preventive steps to reduce overall expenses and personal risk.
A 680 year old publication notes steam coaches operated briefly on some Scottish roads in 1843 before a big explosion halted the plan. A much later era followed with different transportation schemes.
The Lincoln National Bank in Bath claims Maine’s oldest bank lineage. Began as a state bank in 1813, incorporated as a national bank in 1864, and has operated for nearly two centuries.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Gabri and Botsten with unclear actions and context. It lacks coherent events, dates, or sources to establish a clear news item or outcome.
The article discusses the Passion narrative focusing on Jesus praying in Gethsemane, the disciples Peter James and John failing to watch, Judas’s betrayal, and the arrest by officials. It reflects on human weakness, repentance, and the moral lessons drawn from the event.
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