Miss May Wilson Taken Ill En Route Home
Miss May Wilson, a professional nurse, fell seriously ill with typhoid fever at Sicher's Hotel yesterday evening. She was moved to the home of Chas Hannifield at Eighteenth and Ohio this morning while on her way back to McAllister Springs to care for Mrs. John Cashman who is ill.
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May Wilson
Sicher’s
Chas. Hannifield
Ohio
Miss Wilson
Benton County
McAllister Springs
John Cashman
Worldly School Demonstrates Magnetism Healing
Sentiment shifts as people home and abroad attest to cures via magnetism. Hundreds report relief from pain through Prof. Gresham's treatments, with patients praising health benefits. The Cassidy building hosts student admissions and nightly demonstrations of practical healing.
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Gresham
Cassidy
De Witts Little Early Risers Cure Constipation
Quick reading ad notes De Witt's Little Early Risers as a remedy to cure constipation, rebuild the system, and invigorate the body without griping or nausea, attributed to Servant Harker Drug Co.
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DeWitt
Harker Drug Co
Inspection and Muster Report From Brigade Headquarters
Inspection and muster note citing orders from brigade headquarters for companies D and likely others to assemble for review and drill. Timber and arming details not specified. Readiness status remains standard with no incidents reported.
National Guard to Assemble for Muster in Civilian Dress
The Second Regiment Missouri National Guard will assemble in the criminal court room at the courthouse at 5 o'clock Friday evening August 25 1599 for inspection and muster by order of G S Edmonson Captain and Inspecting officer.
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Missouri National Guard
Court House
G. S. Edmonson
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers praised by patient in Connecticut
George H. Jacobs of Thompson reports the pills cured his constipation, aroused his torpid liver, and provided clean blood, steady nerves, a clear brain, and healthy appetite. Servant Harker Drug Co.
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DeWitt
George H. Jacobs
Thompson, Conn
Servant - Harker Drug Co
Young group to attend Grange Hall social Friday evening
A large party of young people plans to drive to Grange Hall Friday evening for a social. They will meet at Miss Blanche Shaeffer's and be driven out by Mr. Alfred Lamm.
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Grange Hall
Blanche Shaeffer
Alfred Lamm
Rocky Mountain Tea Promoted For Family Health
A brief health notice suggests a family health option with a school concept and a 35 cent tuition. The ad promotes one package of Rocky Mountain Tea available through druggists for personal use.
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Rocky Mountain
Albany Ledger Says Kansas City Press Meeting Politically Oriented
The Albany Ledger reports the Kansas City press association meeting was mainly a political gathering with all state candidates represented in person or by proxy.
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Albany Ledger
Press Association
Kansas City
Forgotten mountain tea helps man avoid sickness claim
A man jokes with an old friend about losing on wheat and credits his illness to not taking Mountain Tea last night. He says his wife warned he would be sick today and drily invites readers to ask their druggist.
Maryville Tribune Steers Toward Magazine Shape
The Maryville Tribune expands its format to a five column, twelve page paper and hints at further changes toward magazine styling as it evolves beyond its traditional layout.
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Maryville
Local social notes highlight visitors and gatherings
Be alie and Miss Kate Wright of Smithton visit friends here. Edith Blosser returns from Butler Missouri. Prof Guerne of Hardin College guests W T Morris family. Gussie Scott of Boonville visits Flor ence Scott in Lamonte. Mrs L Townsend and child return from Warrensburg Holden. Lucy Gentry visits the Terry home on South Walnut. Alice Bour of Lexington to visit J Bour in a few days. Mabel Hain returns from Boonville. Mrs L Heisterburg and children visit Sedalia. Misses Rae H Kingsbaker Mae Ramsey go to Warrensburg for the Normal starting August 29. Chester Lewis to study at Wentworth Military Academy. Miss Joel Gentry and Mayme Warren arrive from Higginsville. J D Hail returns from New York with fall goods. expects good trade. A Forest Park picnic honors Myrtle Spangler of St Louis and Miss Townsend. Chaperones Mrs W N Kerr and Miss Gertie Smith. Guests include Lil Giboney Kate Shea Mayme McRonie Rose Wieman Edna Holland Grace Barton Mabel Cross Frieda Gaines Annie Teeling Kate Teeling Birdie Weyant and others.
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Kate Wright
Smithton
Edith Blosser
Butler, Mo
Prof. Guerne
Hardin College
Mexico
W. T. Morris
Gussie Scott
Boonville
Florence Scott
South Moniteau
Alice Bour
Lexington
J. Bour
South Engineer
Mabel Hain
L. Heisterburg
Sedalia
Hoehns
Lincoln Plain Dealer
Chester Lewis
Hiram Lewis
Wentworth Military Academy
Joel Gentry
Mayme Warren
Higginsville
Warren
Nick Gentry
J. D. Hail
New York
Forest Park
Myrtle Spangler
St. Louis
Messrs
Pearl King
Frank Dobie
Chas. Dobie
Harry Smith
Harry Spillers
Jerry Shea
Ernest Stotts
Will Amick
Arthur Leister
Bert Bailey
Local Notes and Oddities From Area Towns
A fiddlers contest joins Hoodoos at the Princeton fair. Savannah plans a new clock for its courthouse. Bethany misjudges again. A street vendor sold $50 of cheap pens and vanished. A Hannibal clockmaker’s stock burned in a night blaze. Salisbury Press repeats talk of a breach of promise. three women deny it. A Maryville man reports Shelbyville is the most pious town after a five hour visit. A Dearborn woman who threatened witnesses fatally injured one, but escaped another. East Sedalia youths enjoyed a hay ride to Smithton with refreshments, returning early morning. The electric belt taker still tours Missouri towns, urging greens and sassafras spending. Jefferson City Press forecasts a Dockery gubernatorial win by 100,000 if nominated. Foley’s Kidney Cure praised by a Wisconsin resident for a father's relief.
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Savannah
Bethany
Hannibal
Salisbury
Maryville
Shelbyville
Dearborn
East Sedalia
Will Atkinson
Chas. Thomas
Mr. Fennell
Smithton
Missouri
Jefferson City
Dockery
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Vici Kid
Hawes
van Antwerp
Monarch Laundry
W.Y. Counts
Byard & Guenther’s
Alamo
Alie
Lucy Gentry
Mrs. T. Lester Terry
South Walnut Avenue
Lamonte
Rae Hkingsbaker
Mae Ramsey
Warrensburg
Princeton
Foley
Gro. C, Hickock
Curtiss
Wis
McGowan
WM. J. Bryan
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