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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1902
Page
7
The piece notes the sugar beet issue drawing prolonged public interest at Harvard and hints at an LL D. possibility for the university. A separate anecdote mentions a woman caring for a sick man with Rocky Mountain Tea, followed by a quip from the Sultan about rough riders.
A gray haired economist notes a striking observation from fifty years of study. He says the man who demands equal ownership of worldly goods is someone who has nothing and could not keep it if he had it. The comment is attributed to the San Francisco Bulletin.
Parlor society chatter questions Mistah Ras tus Pinkly basic trouble. Conversation notes a schoolbook gemman stealing food in sight. Ras tus is appointed janitor to a poultry show, per the Washington Star.
A local exchange exposes tensions over moving to a remote area. Mrs Bingleton recalls her husband's push for relocation citing the lack of barber shops as a barrier to church attendance. The scene contrasts editors debating a singer’s “frog in her throat” remark as humor.
Mrs Manning notes a single commendation of the young woman She never gave her mother a cross word Her mother died when the girl was under a year old The brief exchange appears in the Poston Transcript
An exchange between an old bachelor and Charlie reveals a humorous obsession with wealth and being pampered. Charlie longs for riches to secure affection, while Ma Bays calls him an old fool yet acknowledges the desire to be spoiled, highlighting a lighthearted family dynamic.
A business man boasts a money making scheme a cash register could make him rich. A humorous exchange highlights the idea of a machine that counts money. The piece mirrors light satire from early 20th century papers.
Edward Mehler of Erie Pennsylvania reports lifelong stomach trouble and medical costs before using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He declares it unequaled for stomach disorders and recommends it to help others. Also references star and Menelik notes.
Advertises B. B. B. Botanic Blood Balm as a universal cure for blood and skin ailments. Claims to purify blood, heal sores, ulcers, eczema, rashes, rheumatism, and more. Offers free treatment advice from Blood Balm Co. in Atlanta and nationwide trials.
An old advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue Terge for whitening clothes at five cents per package, followed by a fragment referencing using earth for wireless telephony.
A brief note from Atlanta suggests that phone related projects will prompt many right of way inquiries. Officials anticipate questions about access, permits, and coordination with existing utilities as work moves forward.
State and city designation in Toledo Ohio with Lucas County and name Frank J. Cheney appears in an official county record. The fragment notes a formal legal or administrative filing with jurisdiction specifics.
The notice promotes Fyricide the fire extinguisher claiming instant fire suppression for three dollars and urges town and county agents to join the sales network. It also advertises a new four minute churn dasher and butter maker priced at 75 cents to one dollar and seeks agents nationwide.
Dr T T Major and Son offer discounted dental services including full sets from $1.00 and up, gold fillings, cement fillings, gold crowns, and bridge work. Painless tooth extractions by Alvatander. Office located opposite the courthouse. Also advertise the Hoffman Special bicycle at P Hoffman's.
A brief note highlights home made candies described as wholesome and pure from a supplier on 616 Ohio, signaling a small batch confection or wares offer.
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