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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1903
Page
3
A June M K and T Railway notice claimed publications reveal Texas potential. A Dana Illinois correspondent replied seeking a fortune reading, offering a child’s picture for a personal fortune, and the exchange hints at broader reader responses to promotional ads.
The M K and T Railroad announces August 1 changes with trains operating fully on their rails from St Louis to San Antonio. The Katy Flyer becomes a solid vestibuled through service with sleepers to Galveston and Mexico City and reclining chairs to San Antonio and Galveston. New sleeping car service will link Shreveport and San Antonio via Dallas, shortening times on several routes and improving access to Temple Belton Taylor Smithville Lockhart San Marcos and New Braunfels.
A Missouri, Kansas & Texas Bay official's wife scolds her son Master Jonnie who responds that only good boys go to heaven, so he would be bad to go with the rest of the family.
A journalist recalls tracing five thousand dollars hidden in a fifty acre woodland to recover a victim’s loot. He matches wits with an old adversary Rollin Pemberton, who later reveals he stole the money himself. The tale ends with a Christmas wedding to Maude and a new family story.
Mora Missouri August 12 1905 contractors on the Rock Island road need men along the line some go to hauling from Sedalia to Cole Camp two loads of twelve men each last week corn progress after rain from Friday night Velmege from Sedalia real estate man visits Iowa Holtzen Missouri Pacific operator at Cole Camp north bound passenger Maury and son visit Helmsoot Mayfield Otterville ships hogs from Dampville quarterly meeting at Point Pleasant on fourth Sunday in August Dr E F Hunt Sedalia preaches weekend Dora and Gussie Ryder attend Trill's Business College Sedalia ill father Misses Ryder at home Oscar Rhodes recovering Goodknight tour West daughter Anna Deihl Rico Colo Bluhm family shopping Cole Camp Jacks Sedalia Botz Sedalia Journal Wind storm cows lost stork baby born Collins and wife return from Wisconsin Pat Warren wife Sedalia Toler painting residence G H Ray Dampville Spring Fork social raises sum McGurren Sullivan Sedalia Ethel Bluhm visits grandmother South Side school seeks teacher lumber from W H Fagan
Letters describe daily cures for indigestion and stomach disorders with Kodol. The text argues digestion failures prevent nutrients from building blood and strength, noting many doctors focus on the diseased organ rather than the root cause.
A Milo Center New York resident testifies that Kodol Digests What You Eat relieved her stomach pains after two months of use. The ad notes bottle sizes, price, and availability through W. E. Bard Drug Co with DeWitt & Co. Chicago manufacture.
A delightful outing at any season promotes trips via the Lehigh Valley railroad on America s Great Double Track Scenic Highway. Send a 2 cent stamp to the General Passenger department for a booklet on Atlantic City. Arlington Pharmacy offers fragrant toilet waters.
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