Weather outlook hints fair Friday after storms
Local forecast suggests thunderstorms this afternoon or tonight with a transition to fair skies on Friday. Cooler temperatures are expected on Friday as high pressure builds in.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1899
Page
4
Local forecast suggests thunderstorms this afternoon or tonight with a transition to fair skies on Friday. Cooler temperatures are expected on Friday as high pressure builds in.
An 19th century remedy advertises Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a cure for lung irritation believed to precede consumption. It promises strengthened lungs preventing coughs or colds from settling, with a price of twenty five cents at druggists. Potter's prices are advertised as below cost.
Miss Celeste Price arrived from Sweet Springs to visit Mrs. Margaret Johns. R E Wilsey of Cincinnati's Rudolph Keynote Co. is in town on bond business. Mr. Cam Montgomery and wife celebrated their wedding anniversary at 803 East Fifteenth with about 25 friends and fine refreshments. James Leffler and Miss Ella Cooper were wed at Judge Parsons home. Leffler of the Katy and his bride have many friends awaiting their happiness at home 518 East Twelfth. Mrs. A C Miner entertained guests on West Fourth in honor of Mrs. R W McGuire of St Louis. duplicate whist and refreshments followed. Mr. and Mrs. J D Franklin hosted the Beta Sigma Omicron Sorority and friends on Quincy Street with dancing and refreshments. guests included Alyce Miner Lucile Brown Gertrude Maltby Mary Temple Blanche Imhoff Bessie Doyle Floyd Tuley John MecLaughlin Chas Rodes Joe Waddell Samuel Kidd. Miss H Rambo was the guest of honor. The Dr Trader property near the Axtell Institute of Magnetic Healing will be located at the northwest corner of Fifth and Osage.
A R eport notes DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve linked to skin burns and scalds. The item is under scrutiny as authorities warn consumers to check for quality. Officials urge disposal and caution in future purchases.
In various Japanese cities certain streets are dedicated to specific goods. One street sells only wooden and willow ware while another is lined with paper lanterns. A bamboo street displays thousands of bamboo articles.
The coronation chair in Westminster Abbey is described as the same stone Jacob used as a pillow on the starlit plains of Judah. The chair is deemed England’s most precious relic.
Experiments describe an ingenious device that blocks a man’s eye to time a wink. The eyelid’s rapid opening and closing triggers a chronograph. The fastest wink recorded is about a sixth of a second.
A gold coin endures about 2.0 billion transfers before its stamp is worn away by friction, while a silver coin endures roughly 3.25 billion transactions before becoming fully effaced.
Ornithologists report ostrich stride lengths vary with activity. Feeding yields 20 to 22 inches per step, walking without feeding 26 inches, and frightened birds cover 11 to 14 feet per stride, approaching speeds near twenty five miles per hour.
Dr J R Mayhew, a noted nervous and chronic disease expert,opens office at LeGrande Hotel Sedalia. For fourteen days only he offers free consultations examinations and advice with only the medicine cost charged. Cures claimed for catarrh deafness rheumatism paralysis dropsy throat and lung diseases kidney urinary heart and nervous disorders skin and blood stomach ulcers piles eczema contracted limbs asthma scrofula and sexual and women’s health issues. Also treats drunkenness Morphia Cocaine and tobacco habits. previous Keeley Institute leadership noted.
A brief classifieds notice invites readers in Sedalia to place a wants advertisement in the Sentinel column. The ad promises a responsive man will contact applicants the next day, emphasizing a broad appeal regardless of race or size.
Classified notices list boarders wanted at 421 East Sixth Street and painters needed at Wright's 309 South Osage Street. Ads indicate room options and payment copy for insertion.
A southern France peasant family of five reportedly spends about two pence daily on food. The remark reflects frugal rural living and cost pressures in the region.
A hidden underground city lies beneath Galicia Austrian Poland housing more than one thousand residents. The population includes men women and children many of whom have never encountered daylight.
The greatest bay on earth is Bengal Bay. It spans about 420000 square miles when measured in a straight line between its enclosing peninsulas.
The article notes that Champacrone or Champagne origins trace to monks who produced the beverage in the seventeenth century.
The ad warns a cough may become serious and suggests Scott's Emulsion as the best remedy. It claims cod liver oil with hypophosphites warms, soothes, strengthens, and has saved thousands. available at druggists for 1.00. It urges consumers to prevent consumption in the family.
A humorous note describes adapting an old hour glass with a time card and scales to gauge egg cooking. Two minutes yields soft boiled, three more minutes marks medium, seven minutes for well done, ten for hard boiled, then the glass is reset for another twenty three minute boil to achieve a mealy yolk without indigestion.
A historical health note warns that tea injures many people. It suggests watching the face for flushing after drinking and indigestion as signs. If adverse effects occur, discontinue tea and switch to cocoa.
James Sheldon and Belle Williams each received five days in jail for lewd conduct today. Dr. W. Ferguson attended Mrs. George Hughes, formerly Mrs. John T. Major, who is critically ill north of Georgetown. A circulating report claimed O. M. Barnett had died, but it proved false. Barnett remains in the same condition.
A reader from Highland Kansas corrects the claim that Mr. McCracken of Westminster College is the youngest president. He says Prof Roy V Magers of Highland University is 25 and has held the post for two years, becoming 23 at his initial appointment.
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