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Classified wants copy due before 10 a.m. to insure same day appearance. Twenty words or less three times for a quarter.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1902
Page
6
Classified wants copy due before 10 a.m. to insure same day appearance. Twenty words or less three times for a quarter.
A five room cottage on a corner lot and a store building are for sale or trade. Will exchange for a small, well-improved farm. Address C No 401 West Tenth Sedalia No 213 dime.
Five acre place with large house furnished or unfurnished plus barn outbuildings and fruit trees at 619 West Twenty third street. A model suburban home. Owners will board with renters if agreeable. Apply George E. Dugan.
An ad promotes $10 daily earnings for agents selling gaslight burners that fit coal oil lamps without chimney or wick. The burners promise clean light, no smoke, no dirt and high profits of 200 percent. Sample free. box 483 Cincinnati, Ohio.
Unfurnished rooms available for rent at 615 West Seventh Street. Suitable for light housekeeping. Inquiries should be made at the above address.
A man who exchanged hats by mistake at First Christian church Monday night is asked to call at 219 West Fifth Street to claim his own hat. The notice is dated 4-1.
Woman’s gold watch with initials F E W missing after leaving Geo R. Smith College for Taylor Chapel M E church. Finder to return to H. L. Billups for reward.
Strayed from Huckins hotel Tuesday a small black collier with a black strap and brass ring around her neck. Reward offered at 614 West Broadway for return.
FOR RENT The first floor of my dwelling four rooms also use of bath room Enquire between 10 a m and 3 p m of L Lovinger 601 West Sixth Street LOST Lady s pocketbook containing about 9 00 cash and school warrant for 70 Presumably lost in business portion of city Saturday March 29 Finder please return to this office and receive reward 4 1 dé6te
Ayer and Co marketing claims Aver's Hair Vigor can stop hair loss and regrow hair while restoring gray hair color. The testimonial from Mrs. M. D. Gray of North Salem Massachusetts asserts the product halted shedding and reversed graying. Available from all druggists for $1.
Norwegian legislators push a bill to prevent marriages for girls who lack knitting sewing washing and cooking skills. Wealthy fathers' daughters would also be barred. The plan targets domestic competence as a gatekeeper to matrimony.
A promotional claim from W. E. Bard Drug Company touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a universal remedy that moves the world, keeps you well, soothes bowels, purges impurities, enriches the blood, and restores normal energy.
Two hundred sixty British MPs have signaled approval for compulsory adoption of the metric system of weights and measures in England. The move aims to standardize measurements across commerce industry and official use, aligning with broader postwar reforms and international practices.
The advertisement claims these pills keep the liver and bowels healthy to prevent biliousness and eruptions. A testimonial from C. E. Hooper of Albany Georgia says they relieved biliousness and improved wellbeing, noting they are never gripe or distressing and are safe and thorough.
Rates for ocean steamer travel to Europe may rise by five dollars next summer. Last year cabin passengers from the United States numbered 128000, and the increase would add at least $600000 in revenue for the steamship companies.
Between eleven a m and closing on January 25 1901 A F Clark druggist Glade Springs Va sold twelve bottles of Chamberlain Cough Remedy. He reports exceptional satisfaction and cites Virginia’s long familiarity with its curative qualities. For sale by all druggists.
The pope has been presented with a petition urging a project to catalogue all art treasures preserved in Italian churches and monasteries to prevent secret purchase and export of these works. The proposal emphasizes safeguarding Italy’s cultural heritage through comprehensive documentation and oversight.
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a free trial cure for blood poison cancer ulcers and skin diseases. It claims 30 years of testing, a $1 large bottle price, and free medical advice by mail from the Blood Balm Co. in Atlanta.
Beautiful clear white clothes demand Red Cross Ball Blue. Large 207 package priced at 5 cents.
The London Chronicle notes that modern industry blends English capital and American ideas. It cites Northampton boot making as an example of adapted machinery improving domestic industries. The piece highlights patent rights, cross Atlantic exhibits, and the Crystal Palace fair as signs of tempered competition through cooperation.
The opossum is a survivor from ancient times with relatives in tropical America and distant kin in Australia including kangaroo and wombat. Marsupial females carry young in a front pouch. newborns are tiny, hairless and blind, weighing 3 to 4 grains at birth and about a half inch long, growing to the size of rats by five weeks.
In Paris, workers widening Rue Vaneau uncovered a two meter wide abandoned passage formerly called Rue d Olivet. The street, devoid of paving stones and long forgotten, had ended in blocks and remained unknown until recently according to the Paris Messenger.
The jewelry trade in the United States concentrates in New England with Providence Attleboro area and Mansfield leading production. About 50 000 people are employed directly or indirectly, and around 250 factories operate there, yielding millions of dollars in annual output.
Reports claim the Aral Sea has climbed since 1891 and now stands four feet above its 1874 level. The Orenburg to Tashkend railway line was rerouted to prevent flooding as the sea's rise accelerates from three inches per year to four inches per year over the past decade.
Subterranean lakes discovered in the Eucla district of Australia lie about 30 feet below the surface. They hold abundant potable water, offering practical value for this arid region and scientific insight into river disappearance.
A brief dialogue shows Miss Rougenoir noting a friend's remark about eyebrows being too dark. Miss Kraft counters that they are not as black as they appear, and the exchange is reported in a witty Philadelphia Press item.
Mrs Burns says the servant refused to leave the burning house claiming a month's notice was required before leaving. The coroner pressed for details as the fire investigation continued.
A quotation notes the wish to die with decisive method, hoping to end life when kin are gathered rather than leave them waiting. Atchison Globe reflects on practical, businesslike closure and the wish to avoid prolonged indecision among relatives.
A Verona family is described as remarkable with all male members able to ruminate and chew cud, akin to cows, according to the New York Sun.
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