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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1902

Page

3

Mexican bullsnake used in Washington as rat catcher

Pet cautionary notes mention the Mexican bullsnake employed in Washington for rodent control. Other items report travel by the U S Fish Commission totaling 105000 miles last year for fish and eggs, mushroom growth near Philadelphia, Tory Island’s remaining 300 inhabitants, 918 ice factories with 51584824 dollars invested, and 1901 formation of 176 new companies totaling 17634000 dollars.

Washington United States Fish Commission Kenneth Square Lansdale Philadelphia Tory Island Donegal United States Lodz London Lancet

Planetary sizes and magnetic survey noted in science round up

A science summary reports a water spout surface rotation of 354 mph, a Java orchid that blooms and withers simultaneously, Jupiter and Mars diameters, planet densities, and Britain's magnetic survey of India urged by the Royal Society to explore links between sun spots and droughts. It cites sun spot magnetism and language studies for South Africa.

Prof. Bigelow Java Jupiter T. J. J. Lee Mars Mercury Venus Earth Moon Neptune British India Royal Society Norman Lockyer

England Sees Food Stock Cover Only 51 Percent

The report notes England would need 51 months of food to feed its population, and rural death rates outpace urban ones with 118 to 100. It cites Irish-born Britons at 32 percent in 1821, now under 11 percent, and highlights economic tensions with wage earners in Sheffield saving little. It mentions government revenue and expenditure gaps and new insurance activity for ships and smallpox, plus King’s College London launching South African language classes.

England Sheffield King’s College London

Old Words Newly Defined in a Weather Themed Quip

The Indianapolis News article defines common terms with satirical notes. It ranks pessimists optimists success and adversity while lampooning gratitude romance and the strenuous life in a witty dictionary style.

Indianapolis News

Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Benefits Mother and Baby

An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as strengthening expectant mothers during pregnancy and easing labor. It promises rapid recovery and safe nursing, claims no narcotics, urges confidential consultations, and cites a Syracuse testimonial about miscarriage recovery and a healthy baby, plus mention of Pleasant Pellets for dizziness and headaches.

Pierce R. V. Pierce Buffalo, N. Y Annie Blacker Catherine Street Syracuse N. Y

Mixed News Tides from North America to Africa and Europe

The item collection notes rum buyers in Boston servicing Africa, Molson Washington bankrupt with a receiver now a trustee, and a Chicago inventor proposing windmill belts around Chicago to power lights and heat. It also reports coal output shifts in 1890 and 1900, rising coal values, a girl memorizing 2996 Bible verses in 1901, Cardinal Ciasca’s death bringing his cardinal count to 136, Dawson City church calls Rev. James Livingstone at 3000 dollars yearly, and Bishop Derrick lecturing at Canterbury’s three hundred fifty third Huguenot anniversary in July.

Africa Boston Molson Wash Chicago Head United States Great Britain Cardinal Ciasca Rome The Sacred College Leo XIII Dawson City First Methodist Church City James Livingstone Windsor Ont William B. Derrick New York Pennsylvania New Jersey New England Canterbury England

DeWitts Little Early Risers Say They Help Liver Bowels

The ad claims biliousness and constipation harm the complexion and eruptions appear without open bowels. DeWitt's Little Early Risers supposedly cleanse the liver and bowels. A testimonial from C. E. Hooper of Albany Georgia praises the pills as effective and gentle.

DeWitt C. E. Hooper Albany, Ga W. E. Bard Drug Co

Befo re you go fishing buy tackle at F Taylor Cain

Advert reads buy fishing tackle at F Taylor Cain's shop prompting readers to prepare gear before a fishing trip.

F. Taylor Cain’s

Missouri Couple Weds As Bride Is Seventeen

A Missouri couple recently married with the bride aged seventeen and the groom fifty.

Missouri

Harvard Names Emerson Building for Philosophy

Swiss universities report 1990 foreigners among 4046 students. Harvard plans a philosophy center named after Ralph Waldo Emerson. Johns Hopkins prepares autographs of living alumni for Gilman’s 25th anniversary. A German brain specialist criticizes seven-year school start. Chicago women push for a new women’s medical school. Chicago Art Institute nears completion with a 350000 fund for a new corridor called Sculpture Hall linking wings.

Ralph Waldo Emerson Harvard Gilman Johns Hopkins Germany Northwestern University Woman’s Medical College West Chicago Chicago Art Institute

Burlingtons Very Low Rates For Northwest Settlers

The Burlington Route offers March and April 1902 one way colonists rates to Portland Tacoma Seattle Puget Sound $25.90 to Spokane area $22.50 to Butte Helena district $20.00 Other rates available from ticket agents or by writing R H Crozier L W Wakeley T P A 823 Main St Kansas City MO and Howard E 3 3 Be st Louis MO. Through Denver and St Paul Minneapolis services advertised with fast trains and through sleepers cars dining.

Burlington Kkansas City Portland Tacoma Seattle Puget Sound Spokane Butte Helena Burlington Northern Pacific Express Denver Northwest Billings Burlington-Northern Pacific

Public notice on Furicide fire extinguisher and churn dasher

An advertisement urges universal adoption of Furicide the dry powder extinguisher claiming instant fire suppression and reduced losses. It offers to appoint town and county agents and promises demonstrations via postal requests. It also promotes a four minute churn dasher and butter maker with prices and agent recruitment.

Fyricide

Religious Notes Highlight Bible Readings and Service Norms

Ambrose Ottey of Pierson Indiana has read the Bible 117 times. A Prussian prayer book dictates that the entire service including the sermon should last no more than one hour. The item notes a Sunday school in North Wales.

Ambrose Ottey Pierson

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Science and Nature the Dorcas D. Armstrong Rochester Courtney P. S Britain Dr. Pierce Mither Pritchard Ried School and College Kansas City ST. Paul Minneapolis Kansan City Twin Cities Omaha Sioux City R. H. Crozier L. W. Wakeley T.P.A Main St Kansas City, Mo Howard Ell St. Louis, Mo van B. Wisker Royal Tribe Sedalia, Mo North Wales Mark Twain G. C. Clemens Topeka Kan Samuel Clemens Mark Dr. Miles Medical Co Clemens Miles Norman Waltrip Bankers’ Fraternal Society Elkhart, Ind A. J. Fults & CO East Twelfth Street Queen City Phone Bell Clapton Carl A. Guenther Ohio Street H. W. Harris A. P. Moey W. A. Latimer Bedalia, Missouri Tis Bank A. P. Morey J. N. Dalby J. G. Cox Henry W. Harris D. M. Smith J. H. Mertz Charlies H. McAninch Samuel C. Gold James T. Montgomery John J. Heard W. H. Powell Chas. C. Evans Sec Treas Sedalia Trust Company, Capital Missouri Trust Co Sedalla John T. Heard Charles ©. Evans J. J. Welch John W. Murphy Henry Meuschke L. P. Andrews Bell Telephone Bell No Missouri & Kansas Telephone Co Smith and Cotten J. H. Bothwell E. R. Blair WM. Courtney W. O. Terry Sedalia National Bank E. F. Yancey W.H. Evans H. W. Menschke Martin Renkin M. G. Clark D. F. Brown Henry Lamm J. W. Murphy W. A. Lower
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