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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1905
Page
7
Mr and Mrs J A Greer of Eighteenth Street and Warren Avenue announce the birth of a pretty daughter on Sunday.
An advertisement touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a fast relief remedy for inflammation bites burns and skin diseases. It warns against counterfeits and notes W E Bard Drug Co sells the genuine product.
About 11 tonight two strangers tried to break into Carl A. Guenther’s dry goods store on South Ohio Street. They forced entry to the basement and aimed for the main room before police arrived and searched the premises, but found no one.
A fragment promotes Kodot Dyspepsia Cure as a quick remedy for stomach ills including loss of appetite, weakness, nervousness, headaches, indigestion, sour risings, and dyspepsia. Sold by W. B. Bard Drug Co.
The remains of Mrs Luke Marie Coffeen who died Monday morning were taken to Keokuk Iowa on Katy train No 4 at 8 30 pm Monday accompanied by relatives. The funeral was held there this afternoon and the interment followed.
Weekly and monthly rates offered for sewing machines with Singer advertised as the latest running and most convenient. Try one to be convinced at the Singer store on West Main Street Sedalia Missouri with the red 5S sign.
Sedatia camp No 6570 MWA holds its regular business meeting at the K of P hall on East Side street on Wednesday Ave 23 1998. Visiting neighbors are invited. SAM W. JAMES W C E E CODDING Clerk. Thiebes Stierlin Music Co booth offers high grade music at the State fair this week.
A man driven by poverty ends his life. J H Thompson, linked to the Thaw family, responds with a revenge letter. The item reflects a sensationalized 1920s era crime note via a near relative.
In Fairmount Park a man known as Jevenph H. Thomas, actually Joseph Thompson, committed suicide by potassium cyanide. Letters blame his wealthier relatives in Pittsburg and New York, including the Thaw family, for denying aid. A house eviction notice was found with the body amid poverty and family distress.
Vorminburn and skin diseases claim DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cures many conditions including burns and itching. The ad touts the salve as safer than substitutes and notes it is sold by W. B. Pard Drug Co.
Manager Andrews of the Sedalia Transit company says paving between rails on Main street will start soon and old rails will be replaced by flat rails. They will also pave their portion of Lamine street during the same project.
The Porto Rican government has adopted Werrel's Insect Exterminator sold at 30 cents by all druggists.
Miss Hallie Berthoux of this city had a narrow escape from drowning when a boat on the lake at Pertle and prias overburned Saturday evening.
Promote a clear complexion with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Claims include brighter eyes and red lips after use. Sold for 35 cents as tea or tablets by W. I. Bard Drug Co.
City council last night disposed of routine business and approved water and fire bills. A sewer project for East Sedalia was discussed and a fall completion goal set. The opening of the Catholic union convention featured addresses by notable speakers with about 400 delegates attending and plans for a national Catholic youth organization discussion.
A bracing family tonic offered this month by W. E. Bard Drug Co. to aid the sick and afflicted. Mollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promises strength health and happiness for 82 cents per package or tab.
Detroit August 22 reports the Michigan State Retail Shoe Dealers Association opening its annual convention with strong turnout. The item notes Monarch Laundry advertising calls and shopping service details alongside a brief mention of shoemakers organizing.
A grand piano exhibition unfolds in the Liberal Arts building featuring the Thiebes-Stierlin Magic Co. pianos. The display showcases craftsmanship and musical instruments in a public venue.
Thiebes Stierin Music Co offers special piano pricing this week at the State fair grounds display. Buyers urged to act now to secure ground floor deals on new instruments.
The Catholic Young Men's National Union opened its thirty first annual convention in Albany New York with a large attendance this morning. Delegates gathered at the Catholic union at eight o'clock this morning.
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