28 Apr 1899
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1899
Page
1
The Stowe Company has secured Haogarty's opera house for matinees and night Monday May 1 to present Uncle Tom's Cabin. The dramatization of Mrs Stowe's history has long attracted women and children and draws audiences regardless of the production's grade. The Hiono Company is said to offer the best production of Uncle Tom's Cabin by any company.
Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Eaw powder claims to cure painful swollen and burning feet, ingrown corns and bunions, and make tight shoes comfortable. It is advertised as a discovery of the age with nationwide availability by mail for 25 cents plus stamps.
Tadford Ltut and Mrs Tadford were united in marriage yesterday afternoon at the bride’s home on East Taylor Street by Rev T W Baker. The ceremony drew only a few relatives and intimate friends with a wedding supper following. The couple plan a brief visit to Kansas City and Clinton before returning home in about a week. Both are valued members of Moberly society with many friends offering best wishes.
The Sorosis ladies gathered with Mrs J A Whiteford yesterday afternoon from 2 to 5 enjoying an engaging and instructive program.
The 1890 census shows 0,249,547 foreign born residents and 20,676,046 people of foreign birth or parentage in the United States, comprising 83.02 percent of the population. Germany, Ireland, and Britain dominate immigrant origins, with Germany at 2,794,894 and Ireland at 1,872,509.
A lettered testimonial extols Grain O- made from pure grain as a healthy drink for all ages. The writer praises its strengthening properties, urges readers to buy from grocers, and follow directions for a delicious table beverage. Priced 1 and 26e per package.
Tomorrow afternoon at the opera house two dollars in gold will be awarded to the child who brings the longest list of words formed from the letters in "Tack Potts Comedy Company." A comedy titled "A Game of Wits" will be presented with admission at 10 cents for all.
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