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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1901
Page
8
Mrs W H Highleyman will host a negligee party next Monday or Tuesday as a complimentary event for her guests Mesdames D I Highleyman and Minor Morris. Attendees will wear negligee costumes.
Arlington Pharmacy at 508 Ohio Street invites Sedalia and Pettis County doctors to inspect their drug and chemical stock. They promise high quality, ready supply, prompt telegraph or express delivery for new items, and reasonable patient prices with convenient prescription filling and delivery.
Peter Potter, a cyclist, is reported as having passed away. The brief item notes his involvement in biking and records his life events without further details.
Anecdotal endorsements from Rev J M Talkington of Corning Arkansas and P H Hook of Malden Missouri praise Bupepsia Eupepsia Tablets as a reliable blood remedy for dyspepsia and heartburn. Two weeks of treatment offered for 50 cents, available at druggists or by mail from Buceria Co. 323 Cran Ave Br Lovie Me.
Owing to drought and crop failures, Dr T T Major and Son announce limited time reduced prices for dental services at 410 Ohio Street opposite the courthouse. Full sets of teeth, gold fillings from 1.00, gold and platina fillings 0.75, amalgam fillings 0.50, cement fillings 0.25 to 0.40, bridge work specialty, painless extractions, all work warranted.
A son was born August 25 1901 in Pueblo Colorado to Mr and Mrs Reu pen Moses. The brief notice records the birth and family names with no further detail.
Arlington Pharmacy promotes ready fulfillment of prescriptions for any physician. They emphasize reasonable prices and high quality care for both patients and doctors.
Wh Behrens tells Sentinel that he did not threaten a boycott over non union workers at the State fair grounds. He warns organized labor will vigorously resent non union hiring there.
William Miller of Kansas City seeks his wife in East St. Louis with police aid. He says she took $800, their two children aged 12 and a girl, and left with another man after cashing the bank funds. He followed to Sedalia and St. Louis, where tickets were bought for Bloomington.
Columbia Missouri August 30 three women will join the faculty for the first time in the university history. Miss Eva Johnston sister of the Rev J T M John is among the hires alongside two other female appointees.
Patent medicine advertisement claiming relief from constipation biliousness dyspepsia and other digestive disorders. Describes the product as a tonic and blood purifier and says it is a sure cure for a weak stomach and should be in every household.
St Louis officials announce new appointments with Ston named assistant professor of Latin Jane Zabriskie as domestic science instructor and Helen H Bender to the women’s gymnasium. Mrs L N Fitch is the matron, with several women teaching fellows, as part of a broader faculty roster. Broadway reports a G I at B of L E gathering where about thirty five members joined a social event and a Batteberg piece was presented to Mrs Ventine.
Mexico Mo August 30 the Mexico fair grounds have passed into history with buildings to be sold for old lumber and the grounds for sale. The enterprise failed financially and the mile kite track in Missouri also proved a failure. The company has spent $30 000 on the grounds with stockholders including S B Cook secretary of state and C B Clark author of the State fair bill.
Mrs James Valentine of 630 East is described in the notice as receiving an unexpected pleasure or acknowledgment. The incomplete fragment suggests a local society or household event highlighted by the newspaper. Further details are unavailable in the provided text.
A fragment notes Arlington Pharmacy promoting a medication scriptions to customers. The text hints at a special deal or discount tied to a scriptions program aimed at shoppers seeking savings on prescriptions.
Wash day at home Why not relieve everybody by selling your family washing to the bare laundry where your work receive prompt and careful attention. Rough dry work 20c dozen. Flat ironed without extra charge. For particulars call telephone 183. CHAS VAN ANTWERP, Proprietor.
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