Good Advice From Women On Cures For Womanly Ailments
The article touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as cures for female weakness inflammation ulceration and related complaints. It quotes testimonials from Mrs. Alice Adams and others praising improved health and ability to work, and it frames neighborly support as a factor in seeking treatment. It notes the remedy contains no narcotics and offers free consultation and a medical adviser book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Adams
Laboratory
Washington County
Dr. Pierce
Phebe Morris
Ira
Cayuga Co
N. Y
Sicians
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
People’s Common Sense
New York
A perplexed lousekeeper asks about servants' rules
A reader questions Rule 3 and the servants organization debating who pays for broken china who supports inexperience helpers and how the hired girl will adapt under new rulings The piece lampoons servant life and organizer ethics prompting readers to seek answers on wages meals and class expectations
Local notes from Lamonte and Sedalia area visitors
Arthur Duke remains on the sick list as of July 31 1901. Mrs Ruth Nelson and her son visit Merit Nelsons family. Ada McNair travels to Kansas City then Colorado. W F Yankee visits Sedalia yesterday. Kate Koch of Warrensburg visits relatives. Rev Hill from California Mo promotes William Woods College Fulton Mo. Edith Wimner heads to Garden City to visit relatives. G W Kemp returns from Fulton after a week. Lon MacMillan and wife visit from Kansas City. Alfred West visits Sedalia. Mrs Dan McNair leaves for Denver to join husband. R W Griffith visits from Sedalia. Sallie Luther hosts friends on Chestnut street. Prof Agey of Sedalia discusses business. Mrs Harrison of Dallas leaves after month long visit with the Ursa Terry sisters. M H Morris visits Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamonte, Mo
Arthur Duke
Ruth Nelson and Son
Sedalia
Merit Nelson
W. F. Yankee
Kate Koch
Warrensburg
Rev. Hill
California, Mo
William Woods College
Fulton, Mo
Edith Wimner
Garden City
G. W. Kemp
Lon MacMillan and
Kansas City
Lon
Alfred West
Dan McNair
Denver
Col
R. W. Griffith
Sallie Luther
Chestnut Street
Prof
Agey
Harrison
Dallas
Texas
Inez
Ursula Terry
M. H. Morris
Fire destroys Bowing residence near George Town
The home of T. C. Bowling, located three miles north of George Town, burned Thursday. The cause is not known, and Bowling had full insurance on the property.
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George
Temporary Removal Notice for Peter Pehl
The notice states temporary relocation during Fulton Market restaurant rebuilding and the wholesale liquor house work. Quarters are at 211 West Main Street and 213 South Osage Street beside Stevens livery stable. Phone numbers 95 with 2 rings for Main Street and 3 rings for Osage Street.
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Fulton Market
West Main Street
South Osage Street
Stevens
Main Street
Osage Street
Farris Ice Cream Soda Visit and Old Papers For Sale
A note invites patrons to visit Farris for an ice cream soda praised for its pure cream. The same office advertises old newspapers for sale, noting available paper stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farris
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Sentinel
Astoria
Lamonte
Ada McNair
Lizzie
Colorado
the Sentinel
H. M. Hoagland
Masonic
Sedalia Lodge No
A. F
A. M
E. E. Codding
T. C. Bowling
Peter Pehl
E. E. McClellan
Ohio St
Earth
Flor DE King
H. Busch
Lamine St
Juro
Walter T. Grow
Ohio Street
Sarah Grand
Fred Rinkle
Mack Jr
Ed McCubbin
Sedalia, Mo
Honkomp Cigar Mfg CO
Makers of
Golden Rep
20Th Century
West Third St
John O. Fisher
W. Main St
E. T. B. Cigar Factory
Peter Kuhn
West Second Street
H. R. Pehling
Rosa Fina’ lOe Cigars
Club
Queen City Telephone
Sedalia Gas and Fuel Co
Archias’ Seed Store
East Main Street
Sedalia Missourl
U. S. Government
South
Ed McElroy
Mary Andersen
Hoffman Building
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