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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1901
Page
2
The remark suggests Moscow might pursue foreign conflict to divert attention from internal pressures. It implies a strategic consideration rather than a formal policy, reflecting speculation about Russia leveraging external tension to stabilize home front concerns.
The piece compares the vice presidency and San Juan Hill to the capture of Aguinaldo. It remarks on Roosevelt’s fate, lamenting his shift from army service to politics, suggesting he could have joined the Philippines campaign and made Funston seem weak by comparison.
Admiral Dewey announces he possesses all letters and documents related to early relations with the Filipinos and hints that he will someday write about the topic. The remark signals forthcoming historical reflections from a key naval figure.
An advertisement extols Moerschel's Sedalia Beer as a wholesome spring medicine that is easy to take curative nourishing and body and brain building. It urges readers to place a standing order and notes old and new telephones 214 for contact and union made.
Spring displays feature Pittsburg wall paper praised for broad pattern variety and durable colors. Store pledges low prices via high volume sales and calls out savings on commission by buying in person. Includes Ingrams color options and full line. ends with medicine ad for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
A mention that 'a history of the affair' will cause a pricking of ears among publishers signals hidden tensions. The remark hints at forthcoming revelations or controversial material prompting industry attention.
After retirement General Otis refuses further interviews. Yet during his Manila years his fulminations sounded as if spoken in his sleep, suggesting lingering opinions still surface in memory.
The announcement that Mr Rathbone is to be tried on a charge of carelessness will distress the accused. Rathbone has long been regarded as a very careful person.
An Arlington Pharmacy advertisement promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a liver and bowel cleanser that “never gripe,” claiming they cleanse the whole system and support health.
Mrs Edward Barrows of Monroe county has just given birth to her twentieth child. The mother notes all offspring are good straight democrats.
Dr T Jones of Osgood Missouri writes that Syrup Pepsin gives excellent results and is one of the best selling preparations in stock. He recommends it strongly and notes Arlington Pharmacy sells it from Monticello Illinois.
Report suggests Bosworth Sentinel editor Woodyard operates a wood yard alongside his newspaper. The claim links the editor to a local business venture, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest and coverage independence.
An advertisement touts De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve for skin troubles cuts burns scalds and chafing claiming quick healing. It warns against imitation and directs readers to DeWitt's Arlington Pharmacy for the real product.
Two Mormon missionaries did not linger in Minden Mines Barton as they continued their route.
Quote reflects on people who sympathize with others humanity while unchanged they died on the field of dishonor. Ad notes substitutes for genuine Rocky Mountain Tea made by Madison Medicine Co priced at 35 cents and urges asking a druggist.
The post office department has decided to report favorably upon eighteen rural delivery routes for Henry County. This will give Henry County people a free mail delivery unexcelled by but one county in the United States.
A practicing physician in Monticello Kentucky developed and formulated Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The note credits Dr Caldwell and the Monticello doctor for creating the remedy, reflecting early 20th century patent medicine activity.
A New York fashion column reports that fancy girl names are going out of fashion. A prominent New York clergyman known for christenings is cited as the authority.
The advertisement boasts Banner Salve as a universal healing salve and a sure cure for piles, claimed to quickly heal running sores ulcers boils and pimples with distribution through all druggists.
A young couple postpones their wedding twice over the past two weeks due to mumps, illustrating broader disruptions in the World's fair city alongside ongoing mayoral contest tensions.
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