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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1899
Page
4
The poem describes Aurora waking the forest and lark with rosy light then revealing a beloved figure on a dewy lawn who dispels the speaker’s grief as day breaks. The Athenaeum.
A local dealer endorses cash sales and promises the best prices by buying where they can do best. He invites customers to compare and note that he offers new spring goods, a wide dry goods line, and frequent arrivals of spring and summer stock.
Professor Pitts returns from Boonville with a selected class of Boonville citizens for physical culture instruction in this city. Notable members include D. Corum WD Lieberger Louie Lehm E Walz A J Stephens E A Windsor R G Haselichbh Rosell Harriman Dr. McCann pals A Victor. Additional participants promised to join the Thursdays and Saturdays sessions.
A fragment notes Potter plans to quit and a job ad for a dining room girl at Kaisers restaurant located at 116 East Second Street.
An editor in Kansas recovers a $280 mortgage by offering the circus access to ads for two weeks. The tale shows how a small town paper funded a struggling shop, printed posters and date notices, and leveraged ad space to escape financial peril.
Edith, daughter of Major Smith, receives a prisoner at her estate lodge. The pair exchange barbed remarks, share tea, discuss art and books, and drift toward a cautious attraction before the uncle-like Major Smith interrupts the scene with a homecoming.
An elephant’s skin is sensitive despite its thick hide. Flies gnats and mosquitoes annoy the animal especially when confined indoors where it cannot dust itself to ward off the insects.
J. D. Bridge, editor and proprietor of the Democrat, Lancaster N. A., says his boy’s coughs and colds were cured by One Minute Cough Cure. He deems it the best remedy for croup he has used, via Servant's Pharmacy.
A brief note advises readers to use Red Cross ball blue for delicate white fabrics to achieve bright, clear results.
Tarkio college students will run an excursion to Lincoln Nebraska on May 4 for the interstate oratorical contest where Dudley Ferrel Tarkio's man represents Missouri.
A street car on East Fifth failed to stop at Enugimeerr street at 10 30 last night. Motorman Allen and Conductor Higgins escaped the car amid mud while passenger Charley Barde leaped free and sprained a leg. The car ran until two this morning before being coaxed back on track. The report also mentions bowels and a patent medicine advertisement at Servant's Pharmacy.
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