Local Briefs List Social Visits And Remedies
Miss Margaret O Connor travels home to St Louis after aunt Nellie O Malley’s death. Kennedy’s Laxative cough syrup advertised for quick bowels and throat relief. Mrs Reed McGregor returns to Kansas City after visiting her parents. Kodo digestive remedy praised for stomach trouble and indigestion sold by Leroy Farmer. New Grand Opera House presents The Little Detective starring Dorrit Ashton with strong company. DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills touted for back pain and weak kidneys sold by Leroy Farmer. Luther Crenshaw visits, then returns to St Louis. E F Hansam and son visit from Sedalia. Mary Ridings returns to Kansas City. Mrs J H Campbell returns to Higginsville. Harry Reeder travels to Kansas City.
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Margaret O'Connor
Nellie O' Malley
St. Louis
Kennedy
Leroy Farmer
Reed McGregor
Robert Reed
Kansas City
M. A. McFaddin
New Grand Opera House
Dorrit Ashton
DeWitt
Real Wonderland Recall From Dakota Mines To Mound
A local notice from Mound at Mrs. B Dynlapp’s home describes a boy’s recovery after exhausting coughing spells. The account credits King’s New Discovery with saving his life and curing throat and lung troubles. Trial bottle offered by Crenshaw & Your druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Moundaty
Iy Crenshaw
Miss Katharine Wilson Returns to Warrensburg State Normal
Miss Katharine Wilson resumes studies at the State Normal School in Warrensburg after spending Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Wilson
SN. Wilsow
Warrenaborg
State Normal School
Badly Mixed Up Avraham Brown’s Remarkable Recovery
Winterton New York man Avraham Brown suffered conflicting diagnoses from five doctors including heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach and liver trouble. His wife advised Electric Dietera which restored his health. One bottle did more good than all five prescriptions. Crenshaw Young Drugstore offers guaranteed blood purifier and stomach liver kidney relief at 50 cents.
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Avraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
Crenshaw & Young Druggist
Mrs McElroy Returns From Visit To Independence
Mrs T J McElroy, who has been visiting her mother Mrs James Mays in this city, returned to her home in Independence Sunday evening.
Ticklen Artion Salve advertised by Le Kaysville merchants
An old advertisement touts Ticklen Artion Salve as a remedy for sores wounds and abrasions promising good results for 20 years. Local druggists Cre nahay Young stockists. Mrs W G Thompking returns from Kansas City after a brief visit with relatives. Frank Davin visits, then departs for home. Mr and Mrs Waterlosn and von WH ard spend a few days in the city before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolever
le Kaysville
Crenehay & Young Drug Tore
Mrs. J Q Cope Family Returns From Kansas City Visit
Mrs. J Q Cope and her little son J Q Jr returned Sunday evening from a ten day visit in Kansas City. Darren was in Kansas City on business Tuesday. Gov P Venable was in Kansas City on business. Vhes McGirl of Gdeesa was a Lexington visitor Monday. Wm Ferth and J G Webb of Hig gine tile were here yesterday. Ik Bogie went to Kansas City Tuesday morning on business.
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J. Q. Cope
Litte Noa
J. Q. Jr
Kansas City
Darren
Gov
P. Venable
Vhes. McGirl
Gdeesa
Wm. Ferth
J. G. Webb
Higgine Tile
Bogie
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Relief and Returns
An advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for rheumatism and stiff joints, claiming it removes pains and stiffness. Local residents and visitors, including Miss Abbie our and Miss Irene Allen, are noted in brief society mentions about trips to Kansas City and Sedalia.
Ballard's Herbine Promises Clear Complexion Remedy
Advert text claims a broken heart and bad complexion result from an inactive liver and urges use of Ballard's Herbine to restore liver activity. It touts the remedy as unequalled and lists Orenahaw & Young as sellers.
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Ballard
Orenahaw & Young
Local Visitors And Short Trips Reported
Miss Lillian Drysdale visits relatives in Kansas City Friday evening as others tour nearby towns. The Hansam family and F Morath Inthla group return to Silalia from a few days with the Morath family. A 240 acre farm with house and 65 acres wheat land advertised for rent or sale. Miss Hays, Miss Glaassock, and Miss Nickell return from visits to Wellington Warrensburg Hughesville Patton. Mrs Earl Young of Sedalia arrives for a stay with her mother-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Drysdale
Kansas City
F. Hansam
F.d
F. Morath
Silalia
Ettle Hays
Wellington
Mary Glaassock
Warrensburg
Hughesville
Geo. Cobra
Ella D. Nickell
Patton
Earl Young
Sedilla
E. B. Young
Time to Treat Cough With Ballard’s Horehound Syrup
An advertorial note suggests taking a few doves of Ballard's Horehound Syrup at the onset of a cough to prevent pneumonia or consumption. Claims the remedy stops coughing quickly and assures a cure with continued use. Sold by Crenshaw & Your.
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Ballard
Crenshaw & Your
Social News From Town Gathers Visitors Home
A list of visitors returns home and relatives’ updates from the area. Mes J P Gordon and family came back from Bigginsville and Corder Monday evening. Mrs W Plourtoy, visiting Sedalia with parents, went home Friday. Joe Tunstall returned to Kansas City Tuesday after time with his parents in town. J R Ports advertised a farm hand position in Lelington. J R Moorehead and sons returned Friday from St Joseph where they attended the Missouri Kansas game. Dr Temple Payne of New York City arrived Monday evening to visit his parents. Mr and Mrs Thomas Crenshaw returned Friday from Kandgheeur after a short visit with Crenshaw relatives. Mrs James Fenniken returned to Opera this morning for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Crenshaw
T. C. Crenshaw
St. Louis
E.F. Hansam
E. F Jr
Sedalia
F. Morath
Mis. Mary Ridings
Kansas City
Mra J. H. Campbell
Higginsville
Harry Reeder
George Kahrs
Joe Tunstall
Tuartall
Wate
Lelington
J. R. Moorehead
Janes T
Wingate
St. Joseph
Temple Payne
New York City
Mra
Payne
Metropolitan Hospital
New York
Thomas Crenshaw
Kan
Won Member for His Church by Beating Squire in Quiz
The Rev J H Roger pastor of Oxford Methodist Church rambling yet popular with his congregation. To attract rural Sunday attendees he challenged Squire S I Smith to a quiz game. Roger won and Smith agreed to attend the meetings if he could be beaten. Smith, pressed by business, lost and kept his promise, bringing others to the church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Roger
Oxford
Pa) Methodiat
Roger
Squire
Smith
Squire Smith
Squire Emich
Belmg
Criticism of American Cooking by German Chef Neumann
Albert Neéomann, chef to Princess Cecelie, returned from a tour of the United States disappointed by American cuisine. He found clam chowder the sole standout and lamented hotels’ kitchens as overgrown yet dull, noting American cooking lacks novelty or excellence outside the chowder. He praised American hotel kitchens for cleanliness and expansiveness comparable to European palaces.
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Albert Néeomann
American
Herr Neumann
Europe
Comba Mada of Old Shoes in Factory Yard
A chaotic pile of old boots and shoes sits in a factory yard. A chemist explains that the leather will be turned into combs, describing the process from sulfur bath to grinding and molding, and noting a personal preference for rubber over leather headwear.
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Comba
Acheron of Breweries Stirs Neighborhood Lease Objections
A city renting agent notes a queer objection to flats near breweries. Residents say the brewery’s atmosphere tempts drinkers and disrupts family life. He recalls women inspecting nearby units reporting mixed comfort, while concern remains about male temperance and temptation.
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Ayeo
Global literacy rates from 1900 report
The United States commissioner of education 1900 report lists literacy percentages for many nations. Germany about 11 percent, Switzerland 0.30, Scotland 70, Holland 4, France 4.90, Belgium 12.80, Holland 17, Austria 21.80, Hungary 28.10, Greece 80.01, Romania 61.70, Spain 68.10, Portugal 79.80, Serbia 1. Romania 5. The U.S. standard for literacy is 10.07.
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United States Commissioner of Education
Germany
Wealth and Birth Ties Highlight Danish Court Gossip
In a fragmentary royal snippet, Queen Hae Vant Wealth and Queen Louise of Denmark are described as extremely wealthy from inheritances. The text also mentions a fortune from Princesa Louise of the Netherlands and notes the young Danish royal couple celebrating a festival or event, with unclear details.
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Louise
Denmark
Princesa Louise
Nethertindy
Uolt~ Gilver
Tennyson Story Reveals His Rough Charm in Harper's Weekly
A Harper's Weekly anecdote highlights Alfred Lord Tennyson's brusque, domineering side and feared stature among friends. An American schoolmaster, longtime intimate of the poet, defies fear and smokes beside him as Tennyson asks that a tale be spared from repetition. The American replies that in his country a gentleman would not request such restraint. The moment exposes cultural clash and Tennyson’s quiet vulnerability.
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Harper's Weekly
Tennyson
Farringford
Tennyoon
Clever scheme that failed in old canal street tale
Henry Clewn recounts a New York Times story about a young jobbing firm that overbought coats. They planned to ship in lots of thirteen but bill for twelve. Customers would be thrilled to receive a free coat and buy the rest. An oldtimer in the trade adds that the thieves kept one coat for themselves, unbilled.
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Henry Clewn
Canal Street
Fragmentary historic notice inquirers over names and water requests
A garbled OCR style passage describes a suave minister near a font with fat and scents, naming individuals Austin Philip Perd, Codington Chesterfold Lavings ton, and a sexton asking for more water. The text fragments resemble a ceremonial or church scene with odd spellings and quotation marks.
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Philip Perdp
Codington Chesterfold
Can't Keep Him Down Homer Spirit Regains Vigor
A brave man overcomes adversity as his spirit and vigor return, showcasing resilience and determination in the face of hardship.
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Homer
Te Punrtnevry Joftot Tragedy Reported
A local brief reports the sudden death of Te Punrtnevry Joftot at age 36. Authorities say the cause is under investigation and no further details are available at this time.
Line Pays No Dividends Coach Route Fails Hokeland NY to Ardsley
Alfred VanderHil runs a coach line between Hak land house in New York and Ardsley on the Hudson that fails to pay. Fares for a round trip amount to only five dollars, not enough to buy even one of eight Kentucky-bred horses drawing the coach.
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Alfred Vander Hil
Hakland House
New York
Ardsley
Hudson
Icy Icicles Form in Upper Austria Factories
Manufacturingcicles and Buck Leek drive demand as water slowly freezes over poles in upper Austria forming gigantic icicles. They are broken off as soon as they form and carried away, a curious natural process noted by Popular Mechanics.
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Upper Austria
Bance Engagements in Advance At Club Ball
Several keen dancers report preparing dance programmes for the club ball well before the event. Many ladies have already filed their programmes, though the ball does not occur until September 16, according to the Times of India.
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Times of India
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von Wh.ard
Rativas City
Crenshaw’ Young
Richard Sting
Miss Abbie Our
Kansan City
Irene Allen
Carson City
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Misa Rachel
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J. P. Gordon
Quetts
Queen Hae Vant
Japan
Standard Oil Company
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North China Daily News
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Indianapolia Star
Ayer
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Ayer Co
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