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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1901
Page
3
A New York City reader testifies that Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription relieved years of nervousness and irritability. She describes weight gain, improved color, and lasting comfort after using multiple bottles and the Pleasant Pellets, crediting the remedy and advice for her renewal.
Reported estimates show 1.5 billion people on earth with 15.3 million more men than women. Europe is the only continent where women outnumber men, while Asia Africa America and Australia show male majorities by varying margins.
An advertisement from J. C. Ayer Co. urges nervous patients to try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla for nervous distress and impure blood. It notes fifty years of knowledge backing the remedy and offers bottles at $1.00 through all druggists.
Fayette announces plans for a street fair described as the finest in the state, highlighting expected attractions and community participation.
Rheumatism sufferers praise Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rapid relief. D N Sinks of Troy Ohio credits the balm after a severe arm and shoulder attack and recommends it to friends. Sold by Mertz Hale Kautzman and Smith. Charles Rodes, student at Columbia University, visited home on Sunday.
A Manatawney resident credits One Minute Cough Cure with a speedy relief from a severe winter lung cold that left him bedridden. He thanks Arlington Pharmacy and his wife for the purchase and cure.
Oklahoma City's Statehoods assemble top southwest talent, uniting premier ball players to form a powerful regional baseball team.
An advertisement proclaims the Dyspepticide by Dr Loyal Ford will cure sick headache and settle stomach issues for good, claiming relief and lasting health. Available through all druggists.
The case Rigdon M. Watson v. J. D. Menteer moves venue from Cooper County to Pettis County for continued action on the note. The change reflects procedural reallocation in the pending suit.
George L Heard of High Tower Georgia reports his baby suffered an all over eczema outbreak with intense itching and sleeplessness. After using a box of Banner Salve the baby recovered and the physician praised the treatment. Mrs Kate Horn departed for Selma California after a two month visit.
An advertisement promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a scientifically developed remedy to digest all kinds of food. The Arlington Pharmacy endorses the product as the solution to indigestion and urges readers to avoid starving and to use this digester.
Dr. E. L. Priest of Nevada was in the city on Monday traveling home from Boonville where he attended the funeral of his mother in law Mrs. Adams.
Advertises Rocky Mountain Tea as a digestive aid improving digestion and assimilation, claiming to build new red blood, firm flesh, and bone. Promotes purchase through druggists with a 35 cent price.
A claim that Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures all stomach trouble is promoted by Arlington Pharmacy. The copy asserts rapid relief from indigestion pain and sick headache by addressing the stomach and aiding digestion.
The Belton Herald claims General Funston rode a Missouri mule into his camp. Also noted are health ad claims praising Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for backaches caused by kidney disorders, urging use with no substitutes.
In Hennessey Oklahoma a local flipper runs birth notices announcing newborn colts. The notices list farm names and date of birth with breeder details and expected foal color.
Anderson Riggs of Sunny Lane Texas reports ten years of indigestion relief after using two bottles of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He says he feels younger and more energetic than in twenty years and notes many others testify similarly. Arlington
In Kansas City on April 30 James J. Jeffries fought Congressman Jim Butler of St. Louis for one round in a Frank Jones saloon. A beer glass struck Jeffries behind the ear, the crowd intervened, and Jeffries retired to his hotel. Earlier Jones knocked Jeffries down in a separate incident and Jeffries said he would quit boxing.
Marion Rooke of T. M. Thompson at 1658 Milwaukee Ave Chicago says severe cold kept her awake and hindered work. She reports a milliner’s quick relief from Chamberlains Cough Remedy and her own rapid improvement. For sale by Mertz Hale J L Kautzman and
Geor ge M. Riddle in Sedalia Missouri advertises farm loans in central Missouri at five percent annual interest. Optional principal payments in sums of one hundred dollars or more. He will carry the loan as long as the borrower wishes. See him before renewing or making a new loan at 320 Ohio Street.
Whipple's coal is promoted as the coal that burns longest and heats hottest with guaranteed prompt delivery and correct prices from the Downtown office at 219 Ohio Street.
Loomis Candy Kitchen announces relocation to 307 Ohio Street with an expanded candy line and invites customers to visit the new storefront.
C. V. Witcher announces disposal of interest in the Harrison Mutual Burial Association of Sedalia and that F. E. Hoffman will succeed as secretary and treasurer. Also lists assorted garment prices from The Boston at 214 Ohio St.
The California Fig Syrup Co presents a well known remedy using figs for taste and medicinal laxative effects. The formula derives active ingredients from senna and other aromatic plants through a unique process. The ad urges readers to note the company name on every package to avoid imitations.
Moerschel Brewing Co. stresses absolute cleanliness in its brewing using high quality barley hops and yeast. The result is a delightful beverage with excellent flavor and quality. Telephone 214.
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