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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1899
Page
8
Remnants and discounts across fabrics and garments. Lawn and calico remnants from 1c to 42 inch yardage, silks and dress fabrics heavily reduced. Table linens, towels, embroidery remnants, belts, fans, and ready to wear garments offered at deep sale prices. Also boys overalls and women garments in multiple colors and sizes.
The Sentinel office at Fourth and Lamine advertises printing services for letterheads and envelopes.
Five trespassers faced police court in the morning with fines ranging from 10 to 15 dollars plus costs. W Woodall was fined 10 and ordered to leave town by noon after a parade day show plea. Summers had drunken disturbing the peace. his case was continued. Craighead and Wilfong faced licensing violations for transfer wagons. Wade Wilfong objected to duties.
Grain-O offers a coffee substitute claim that it tones the stomach aids digestion and strengthens nerves. The ad asserts coffee harms digestion and the nervous system and promotes Grain-O as nourishing. Available in 15 and 25 cent packages.
Dr S A Steel of Mississippi will speak Thursday evening August 31 at the First Congregational church on Home Life in Dixie During the War for the benefit of the M E church south. Leading city vocalists will perform songs to fit the lecture themes.
Ad claims ill health ruins more fortunes than any other factor and that Rocky Mountain Tea will restore health and prosperity, urging readers to ask their druggist.
The Sedalia Gun Club will hold a medal shoot at Forest Park next Friday, with a large turnout expected and prizes awarded for top marksmen.
An old advertisement promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a remedy for stings bites scratches wounds and cuts. It warns buyers to beware of counterfeit products and credits Servant Harker Drug Co as the seller.
Prof. Murphy resigns from the C. B. C. after four years as instructor to join the business department of the Weltmer Institute. He returned this morning from Nevada to begin the new position.
Hamilton Clark of Chauncey Georgia says twenty years of itching piles ended after using two boxes of DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. Warns against worthless counterfeit products sold by Servant Harker Drug Co.
In a warm day setting the establishment by the Arlington fountain offers pure ice cream sodas and hundreds of cooling and healthful drinks, highlighting the Servant-Harker Crug Co as the featured entity.
In Sedalia advertisements tout Hygieno as a natural filter and safe table water. Claims include cleansing poisons from the system, preventing typhoid and malaria risks, and aiding kidney ailments. Also notes Hygieno is predigested like cooked foods and free of typhoid germs.
Report describes a large tented fair at Liberty Park with 30 tents and a 15000 seat main tent. Attendees praise the show's clean, well behaved atmosphere and uniformed staff. Officials expect a big evening crowd despite strong daytime turnout.
Vr D Laverne offers Nerve and Brain Tonic Tablets claimed as positive cures for nervous diseases loss of brain power leucorrhea lassitude seminal weakness nightly emissions and loss of sexual powers sent by mail price 1 by Aug T Fleischmann Sedalia Mo
History honors Wilberforce as a great figure and recalls his birth on this anniversary. The article notes his role as an emancipator and contrasts past freedom with ongoing social ills. It ends with a promotional cue urging readers to call 120 and contact Joe Paradis for meat orders.
An endorsement by A. S. McGowan asserts Foley's Honey and Tar provides comfort in the worst cases and claims to effect a cure in early stages. The notice frames the product as an honest remedy without false hopes.
A local drug company offers community service by providing free health screenings and consultations at its storefront, inviting residents to visit for basic medical advice and product information.
A Sedalia scene reports a motion to adjourn to the Great Arlington Fountain at Servant-Harker Drug Co for a refreshing drink. The assembly endorses the move with the vote of “I.” The notice highlights Servant-Harker Drug Co at 505 Ohio Street as the venue.
An offer invites all adults with cold chest or bronchial throat troubles to visit A. S. McGowan or Otis W. Smith for a free sample bottle of Boschee's German Syrup. Each person may receive one bottle. no children without parental order. The ad markets its long worldwide success and physician endorsement, with a 15 cent bottle claimed to reveal its value.
Dr. LaVerne's French Pennyroyal and Tanzy Tablets advertised as a monthly medicine to relieve painful irregularities. Claimed to remove obstructions from any cause and guaranteed harmless. Sold by mail for $1 and sent from Sedalia Missouri by August T Fleischmann.
The Engis notes keen sight and clear vision as the eye salve KH Eagle Eye Salve helps weak eyes styes and granulated lids. Sold by all dealers at 25 cents.
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