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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1906
Page
3
Consul Harris of Chemnitz describes a program in which young assessors who have nearly finished law studies spend six months to a year in major firms in Chemnitz Leipzig and Plauen. They learn trade routines and later manufacturing methods to better oversee state service and export practices.
A sales-style note touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as the original reliable remedy for burns sores boils tetter and cracked hands with almost immediate relief for piles and pain. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Mrs. W S Shirk entertained Thursday afternoon for Mrs. Paul Huckins who departs soon for Texarkana. Former L O L club members enjoyed the reunion with prize gifts of a dainty handkerchief and note paper. Guests included Mrs. Huckins, Mrs. Stanley Hill of St Louis, Miss Irene Blair, and other friends.
Munich reports show irregularities in Bavaria's decorations after the prince regent's birthday. Basil, a theater manager, received Ludwig's medal years after first honors. Frauline Augusta Mlyncker is found dead twenty eight years before her Cross of Merit for Franco Prussian War field hospital service was awarded.
Dr Shoop offers a free book on rheumatism and notes rheumatic tablets are sold by W E Bard Drug Co. The brief item promotes the remedy and local retailer distributing the product.
Professor Wal ton B McDaniel explained ancient Roman theater by describing seating at a Pompey era theater. Senators occupy best seats, aristocrats next, then husbands and wives, with women in the peanut gallery. Married men get better seating than singles and boys sit under guardians. The talk used lantern slides.
A homemaker notes her husband passes the time by making new furniture from old items using a brush with ARLINGTON PHARMACY supplies. The column highlights frugal creativity and practical repurposing ideas.
A pension list of $25 monthly for a trusted Henry leads to a widow’s scheme. Henry urges a raise to $50, but Marshall Field slyly trims the amount to $12.50 after learning the widows husbanding age and boardinghouse ties. Field’s wit preserves the fund while exposing the con.
Indoor winter living brings a stuffy feeling in the blood and body. Clean up for spring with Early Risers pills to cleanse the liver stomach and bowels and purify the blood. They relieve headache and sallow complexion. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Consul Goldschmidt argues that in France alongside national schools, 300 provincial and municipal fine arts schools educate youth for local needs. State inspectors direct art training, select models, award prizes, and encourage pupils, linking artistic schooling to strong industrial products and broad public interest in arts and sciences.
An advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure helps digestion after meals to relieve belching sour stomach and flatulence. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
J. J. Coats receives word from Bakersfield that 500 San Francisco refugees have arrived and are being cared for by the city.
Patent foot powder for corns bunions ingrown nails and sweaty swollen feet. Sold at drug and shoe stores for 25 cents with free samples. Advertising copy from Allen S Olmsted LeRoy NY urging customers not to accept substitutes.
A Bloomington column recounts experiments by Cornell’s horticulture department showing plants can be forced to grow quickly using ether and other medicines. Easter lilies and narcissus reportedly bloom in hours, prompting concern that forcing diminishes fragrance and the soul of flowers.
Advertises Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a safe herbal cure for women’s ailments and a monthly regulator. Claims relief for back pain urinary bladder kidney trouble and promises a pleasant effect. Sold by druggists or by mail for 50 cents with a free sample available from The Mother Gray Co LeRoy New York.
The Ottoman capital prefecture approves measures to shield horses from mistreatment. While Turks are seen as generally humane toward animals, officials enforce bans on using senile or ill horses and cap loads to a horse's strength, aiming to curb cruelty in labor.
An advertisement promotes Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a superior cough remedy that opens the bowels to expel illness. It targets both young and old, notes children like it, and lists Bard Drug Co. as a seller via W. E.
The Central Business College ball club traveled to Warrensburg to face the Normal School club this afternoon for a decisive game.
E N Harrison is described hauling baggage with a note about Bell Telephone 213, indicating a travel or telecommunication related scene from the period. The fragment suggests a transportation setting or a station moment involving a Bell system reference.
J A Folgar and Co promotes Folger brand coffee and tea at 25 cents per package. The ad guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer if not the best ever tasted.
The article traces how the pianist rose from obscurity to prominence in the late 18th century. It notes the singer dominated early public stages, followed by violinists and wind virtuosi, with keyboard artistry gaining attention only as solo harpsichord performances emerged.
A description from Charles Frederick Holder in Outing Magazine portrays California grape pickers as picturesque blends of Indian Spanish and legacy of lower Mexico. The piece highlights dark hair flashing eyes and courteous, intelligent faces, noting potential for higher achievement with better clothes and environment.
The best remedy for coughs and colds is Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. It acts as a cathartic to expel cold from the system and clears phlegm from the throat. Ideal for children and adults. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
The remains of David Starkey died at his son in law M Nelsons home were removed this morning to Dresden Missouri on Pacific train No 27 for burial in the city cemetery at that place Relatives from a distance attended the services including his two children Lorenzo Starkey of Girard Kansas and Mrs Jane Shacklett of Longwood and a granddaughter Mrs Dollie Wilson
An advertisement touts Kodal Dyspepsia Cure as a thorough digestant that digests food, rests the stomach, and restores digestive organs to full function. It claims relief after a few doses with meals and notes the product is sold by W.
Mrs. George Lewis of Tipton reports her husband arrived in this city from Lamonte Tuesday night seeking work and headed to the Missouri Pacific shops. He has not been seen since and police are assisting in locating him.
Lace curtains quilts and blankets laundered at Monarch Laundry with rag carpet washing available. Charges reasonable. Chas Van Antwerp proprietor.
A Bochum woman tried to surprise her nephew with a chocolate tablet marked worth 25000 dollars. The high declared value drew extra delivery charges totaling nearly seven dollars after the nephew refused the letter and authorities billed for a double fee. The woman paid and vowed no more pranks.
Dr Shoop’s laboratory claims a superior Lax-et tablet with ingredients printed on lithographed metal boxes. The product, priced at five cents per box, is marketed as safer and more certain for constipation and related ailments and is sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Tot Savage has purchased a fine carriage and placed the vehicle in service on Thursday, expanding his hackman business with a new conveyance.
A vintage claim describes Dr Shoop Catarrh Cure using thymos wild indigo and eucalyptus oils combined with antiseptics in petroleum jelly. It asserts relief from bad breath and nasal throat discharges and lists W E Bard Drug Co as the seller.
Rev J W Rush returns from a two week visit to his brother in Joplin. Fred Rush of Sedalia visits his parents. Apple trees bloom signaling a good crop. Miss Ruby Rush visits Miss Pearl Swintke. Rev Guynn to preach at Oak Grove April 29. Some farmers sowing oats and plowing for corn. G L Landers first to plant corn. Irwin Thomas, son of L Thomas, dies of pneumonia near Sedalia. funeral held Tuesday.
Buy one of those large Ritchey’s Addition lots and build a house, stop paying rent. Lots and houses sold on easy terms.
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