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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1901
Page
4
The piece notes shifting grain weather impacting markets, debates over socialism branding and a steel strike saga with figures Hanna Roose velt Chamberlain and Schley Sampson. It reports price spikes for vegetables and a tense encampment at the G A R with calls to calm and investigate.
A historical quote argues that Japan has become a serious world power, surpassing some European nations in strength and influence. It asserts Japan's transformation from barbarism with American aid to a formidableforce on the world stage.
A Chicago minister arranged escorts for every unaccompanied lady attending a Christian Endeavor rally. The plan may yield wedding service fees later, as reported by the Cincinnati Enquirer. Critics say success depends on paying escorts enough to buy ice cream and sodas.
The Savannah News argues adversity reflects government. youth should pursue industrial education over classical studies. It calls for practical training to build bridges for trains and to develop an industrial training school in the public system.
Poem excerpt reflects on fate and hope amid storm and life. Rhetorical lines contrast gloom and uplift with bells birds rivers and dreams of tomorrow across light and night. The piece frames enduring human emotion in a classic newspaper voice.
The Boston Herald argues that recent U S prosperity owes much to western harvests and warns that papers fearing democratic gains may regret blaming the federal government if the public mood shifts.
Red Cross specialists perform free treatments and X ray examinations attracting patients from Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma. The eminent staff's exceptional skill in treating diseases and deformities draws press public and professional attention.
The county court on Tuesday drew 20 jurors for the September term of the circuit court including A R McCorkle Heaths Creek J H Callis Longwood Fk H Tuck Houstonia William Binkley Blackwater William Shernaman Lamonte M A Buckley Dresden Walter Morey Cedar John McFarland Beaman Fred Selken Smithton John O Whitsel Prairie George Taylor Elk Fork Randolph Wilson Green Ridge Adolph Reicke Washington E M Carroll Flat Creek Charles Eicholz Lake Creek James D Mitchell Hughesville J W Baldwin Cord Lujin Henry Pehling J M Logan H M Haley L H Archias Emmett Dugan James W Kennedy Sedalia.
Expert staff of physicians claim vast hospital experience and famous X ray examinations that reveal hidden diseases. They treat and guarantee cure for catarrh throat and nose, lung troubles, women’s ailments, paralysis, rheumatism, heart, stomach, kidney and nervous disorders, sexual weakness and more. They offer confidential reply by mail for those unable to call.
Hail Sez Sedalia Missouri weather tomorrow will probably be cooler. The store closes at 5 daily with Saturdays at 9 p m.
August sale cuts apply to men's fancy cotton and brown lisle hose and ladies black drop stitched lisle hose. Stock shortages drop prices with two each: 1e for cotton lisle and brown hose at half price, 35c for three for a dollar.
Sharp price concessions clear summer stocks with many new waists at low costs. Featured items include lawn waists with tuck and insertion, stock collar, bishop sleeves in white and pink, previously $1.00, now $1.00. Prolificly tucked white lawn waists with bolero bands marked down from $2.60 to $1.50. Tan and pink lawn waists with yoke and vest of tucked white lawn and Paquin sleeves edged with lace, formerly $3.50, sizes 32 and 34.
Se. Ye from 124c and le. 15e from 25¢ to 60e. The brief note highlights wash goods availability with no finer options and smaller assortments yet prices remain reduced overall.
Signed J. D. Hail D. G. Co. records show acquittal on a disturbing the peace charge. A dramshop case against keepers for Sunday openings will be heard August 13 before Judge Kinsey. Other cases were continued: Judge Rogers reschedules unresolved fines for women to August 9.
Jehl's Private Stock eight years old shipped four full quarts in a plain case at $3.00 per case. Shipped to any address with return shipping paid if not as represented. Promotion notes medicinal and family use. Peter Pehl wholesale in whiskeys and Anheuser Busch beers at 115 West Second St. Phone 95.
Special train leaves Sedalia at 8 15 A M via M K T RY. Farris offers fine ice cream sodas.
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