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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1902
Page
7
A fragment discusses lameness in shoulders arms legs or back and notes a woman bears household duties while men may stop work. Rest helps and a cure comes quicker when the lame area is bathed and rubbed with Omega Out, described as an oily remedy.
A Milwaukee Sentinel item describes a sweet West Side mother raising two gentle boys ages four and five. One night, after tucking them in and reading, the older child Willie ignores her, prompting the younger to prod him. Willie explodes with irritated anger and shouts the profanity as he insists he is saying his prayers.
Chas M Cramer a Colombo watch maker praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs and colds in children and chest colds in adults. He notes quick hoarseness relief often with one bottle and says it is widely used and well liked by others. Sale is through all druggists. Martin Stiefel Brooklyn 70 years old. He mourns his wife and visits her grave daily bearing flowers.
A long testimonial extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery curing dyspepsia weak stomach and other digestion issues. Claims it works where other remedies fail with no alcohol or narcotics. Includes a customer letter from J O Beers of Berrvenan Crawford Co Missouri and notice of Dr Pierce's Medical Adviser offer at 21 stamps.
A man collapsed and died while laying an offering on a mound last Monday. Attendants found him unresponsive and he died after being lifted up. A woman sat nearby with a sick man, no nurse present, as the scene unfolded with Rocky Mountain Tea advertised by W E Bard Drug Co.
California horsemen write to Cleveland asking for the date of the Boston challenge cup race. Devereux's champion John A. McKerron is highlighted as the leading California horse and enthusiasts want to see him claim honors.
M B Smith of Butternut Michigan calls De Witts Little Early Risers the most satisfactory pills he ever took. The pills claim to cure biliousness and constipation without griping or nausea. Endorsed by W E Bard Drug Co.
An advertisement from Charles Van Antwerp, proprietor, notes APR AWD service to send garments to the laundry does not apply to them and touts first class work for shirt waists, lace curtains, and fancy wash fabrics entrusted to Monarch Laundry.
Johnnie Scott of Dresden sold his fine young stallion Glenwood in Kansas City. Buyer was W C Norris of Montana. Price near six hundred dollars, horse valued around a thousand had a wire cut on a leg.
The notice warns readers that any Rocky Mountain Tea not produced by the Madison Medicine Co. is likely a scam and urges caution against such dealers. It mentions a price of 35 cents and is attributed to W. E. Bard Drug Co.
An old schoolmate meets Senator Mason on the street last week and asks what he is doing in Congress. Mason replies he is trying to earn an honest living and notes there is little competition.
A diary from an early period of Gladstone’s career, uncovered by John Morley, has been found among Mr Gladstone’s papers. The document appears to cover private material not suitable for open publication while contemporaries live.
A Salem New Jersey resident reports a severe muscular rheumatism attack last fall. After trying various prescriptions, two applications of Chamberlains Pain Balm and one bottle completely cured the ailment. For sale by all druggists.
A reliable stove repairer operates at 213 West Main Street in Sedalia. A long time resident promises continued service as long as the community supports him.
Slogan until now about laundry whitening using Red Cross Ball Blue. Promotes a 202 package for five cents.
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