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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1902
Page
5
Mr. Jobson seethes over his wife buying a plateau hat for $28 then $35 Panama, mocked as costly while defending it as his one extravagance. He quarrels about prices, then returns home wearing a Panama, admitting guilt and defiant threat about future reproach.
Bandit Tracy appears to be moving eastward through Nebraska with the hope of reaching Chicago. Local readers are urged to stay alert for any sightings and report information to authorities including Constable Greenberg.
William J. Strong of Chicago appears in a social note alongside references to ex Captain Patty Strong, described as part of a period of animated events surrounding the Strong family.
A Verona Missouri woman aged seventy six recovered from distressing pains and ill health after using Kodol. L. W. Spalding says the remedy helped her mother digest food and stay healthy, and she keeps a bottle handy. The ad claims Kodol supports digestion and strengthens the body as a natural tonic.
Senator Beveridge plans joint appearances in Texas to oppose Senator Bailey and may employ sharp rhetoric. The remarks suggest a confrontational approach as he travels to engage voters and shape the political battle.
J A Kelly, a respected Henderson North Carolina resident, recalls a summer bout of dysentery treated with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He followed directions and saw quicker control than past attacks, with satisfactory results. For sale by all druggists.
A Prairie avenue resident fires at a burglar but misses, instead striking the ear of a janitor in a flat building across the street. The incident underscores the risks of vigilantism and crossfire in urban blocks.
Advert copy states Rocky Mountain Tea by Madison Medicine Co and Bard Drug Co promises increased vigor and brightness of mood after use. It describes a blue sky, bright sun, and a revived soul as key benefits.
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