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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1899
Page
3
The fall term begins September 4 with class assignments at 218 W Seventh St. Pupils will be received for assignment beginning September 1. Contact or write to the directors Mrs Lizzie Lee Warren Lukenbill and Mrs J D Donnohue for details.
An old advertisement urges early treatment for kidney disease, claiming kidney trouble is the leading cause of death. It promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as guaranteed or money refunded and lists a price of one dollar in support of the claim.
A local listing advertises children's haircuts at the Alamo barber shop priced at 15 cents for patrons twelve years old and younger.
J. M. Cannon, proprietor of the Grand Central, arrived from the east this morning, where he had been buying his fall and winter stock of goods.
A Bluff Dale Texas mother B L Nance, principal at a local high school, reports her infant suffered a month with severe cough and catarrhal fever. After trying various remedies, she used One Minute Cough Cure, which relieved symptoms promptly and cured the child in a few days, per Servant-Harker Drug Co.
Judge George Longan traveled to Warrensburg this afternoon and will occupy the bench previously held by Judge Jarrot for the session.
Mrs. J. N. Harper is visiting Mora as part of a local social or personal visit, with no additional details provided about the occasion or duration.
An advertisement promotes Dr LaVerne's French Pennyroyal and Tanzy Tablets as a monthly medicine for relief of painful irregularities. Claims to remove obstructions and be harmless. Sold by mail for $1 with ordering from Aug T Fleischmann Sedalia Missouri.
Miss Effie Farnham of Chicago, formerly a city resident, arrived last night to stay with her uncle Judge Farnham. Miss Camile Sicher has returned from a two week visit with friends in St. Louis.
A note indicates departure from Sedalia at 5 p m on September 1 via Mo Pac, instead of September 2.
The Missouri Pacific will sell round trip tickets to New York on Sept 1 2 3 for 28.90 good to Sept 30 return. J W McLain. Banner Salve advertised 25 cents promising rapid healing for eczema and skin diseases from a world famous skin specialist.
Grain O pledges to replace coffee with a grain based drink that resembles coffee in flavor yet improves digestion and nerves. The ad claims Grain O tones the stomach and supports the nervous system, priced 15 and 25 cents per package.
An old advertisement claims One Minute Cough Cure quickly cures obstinate summer coughs and colds. Endorsed by W W Merton of Mayhew Wis and attributed to Servant Harker Drug Co.
Sedalia Awning Company advertises booths covered with canvass tarpaulins sized 16 by 12 feet for sale or rent. It offers a range of canvass covers and installation services at 203 East Third with phone contact.
In this testimonial style notice A. S. McGowan promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as an honest remedy for consumption. It claims to offer comfort in advanced cases and to effect a cure in early stages.
A. S. McGowan endorses Foley's Kidney Cure as a safe reliable remedy for kidney trouble with a guaranteed money back offer. The advertisement urges sufferers to try the product.
Miss Minna Sperling of Warrensburg is visiting guest at 516 West Sixth, the home of Mrs. Bruce Yates.
An old商品 ad claims Rocky Mountain Tea is better than ready money, bringing happiness by improving health. It urges readers to ask their druggist for the product and hints at universal good luck for users.
The Sentinel says its Sedalia plant employs more printers than any other establishment and that every worker is a first-class union artist.
Mrs A Blecker and her grandchildren Roy and Edith Seibert will travel tomorrow to York Pennsylvania for a family visit.
A humorous tale from Horace Greeley’s era has a young lawyer defending a horse thief in a frontier town. The jury’s verdict clears the client, but the new attorney is fined five hundred dollars and forced to leave town. The anecdote ends with the lawyer recalling how the frontier court’s justice differed from law school expectations.
A playful zoo scene features a gazelle remark that beauty lies on the surface while a hippo responds with humor about people staring, highlighting misperceptions about appearance.
The Sentinel advertises readiness to print sale bills quickly at prices cheaper than competitors. It notes corresponding prices on other print tag items and promotes low costs and fast turnarounds for customers seeking printed sales notices.
An old classified style snippet mentions ice cream soda priced at 5 cents, Fleischmann's Pharmacy, and Ser vant Harker Drug Co alongside a line about perfumes raised in French flower gardens. The fragment hints at retail or advertisement copy from a historical newspaper page.
An advertisement claims Dr Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure kidney ills with a free sample offer. Public notice from Sterling Remedy Co. lists Chicago and New York as contact points.
In a local service note Lon gar’s laundry advertises an ivory like finish for fabrics. The offer highlights a polished look and careful care by expert staff at the Sedalie Street shop.
Advertisement promotes Cascarets candy cathartic as a cure for constipation with guaranteed refund if it fails. Selling prices listed as 10c and 25c per pack.
Ott's Soda fountain markets lemonades and ice cream sodas as popular drinks. The short notice highlights Ott's Glaces and long standing beverage offerings to attract customers.
A dialogue between Mr Naggus the book reviewer and author Mr Borus discusses the novel What a singular name for a novel It costs hours of labor and Borus reveals the title is an anagram claiming he wrote the book to prevent a future claimant from retroactive authorship.
The note suggests placing an ad in the Sentinel want column to attract many inquiries and increase chances of finding a suitable match or opportunity.
Advertisement policy announces three insertions of small classifieds under Wanted For Sale For Rent Lost and Found with twenty five cent charge per item.
Local restaurant doing steady business put up for sale at fair price. Proprietor plans to depart the city and the listing cites the address X Y Z in care of SENTINEL.
A Jersey cow with a dark head is available for return to its owner who must apply at 634 East Broadway to reclaim it.
A note from the Sentinel office records mail handling for S X CSW LC at 2 am, referencing a typewriter shift.
Rooms for rent with good board and location. Address listed as Rooms care of Sentinel.
Classified notice requests immediate application for a cook position. Apply at once in Room 221, Gold Block, with references.
Late Old paper stock priced at 10 cents per hundred at the Sentinel office. Clean, well folded stock offered for sale or advertising use.
Four fine rooms with bath available for rent immediately. Good board nearby. Located at 203 East Seventh Street.
L. F. Mackey operates at 113 West Main Street offering storage of goods for loans and advancing cash against household items. The store advertises the highest cash price for household goods and money loaned on goods stored.
Help wanted advertisement seeks a middle aged woman to assist in a local store. References required and applicants are asked to send details to the SEN TINEL office via P. C. f. submission.
An advertisement seeks a woman with artistic ability to learn a light and fascinating vocation. References required. Address 302 Sentinel.
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