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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
4
Queen Alexandra's sixty first birthday is marked with flags on public buildings in Britain and colonies. Bells toll across churches and a royal salute greets a day of quiet at Sandringham. The queen receives gifts and letters while schoolchildren present flowers. Stateside ads close the notice.
Open trading notes show wheat around 78 to 81 with varied highs and lows. Chicago hog totals near 25,000 with strong demand. Kansas City and Omaha report hogs strong and cattle strong. Hogs in Chicago quoted 4.79 to 4.92 for light weights and 4.60 to 5.00 for heavy. mixed and rough hogs at similar ranges. Estimated Chicago hogs for Saturday about 18,000.
Dr H James reportedly cured his only child of consumption using herbs from Calcutta now offered free to readers with two 2 cent stamps. The remedy allegedly also treats night sweats nausea and breaks a cold in twenty four hours. Craddock & Co 1038 Race St Philadelphia solicits the paper name.
Wedding cards announce the marriage of Rose Rakow daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Rakow of St Joseph to Lawrence Lew Laupheimer, celebrated last Sunday. The newlyweds will reside at 121 South Grand Avenue after December 10.
Market list shows New Corn at 400 tie, chops $1.20 per cwt, wheat 80 cents per bushel, prairie hay 9 to 10 per ton, Timothy hay 11 to 12, eggs $5 per dozen, potatoes 80 cents to $1.00 per bushel, corn meal 60 cents per bushel, sorghum 40 to 85 cents per gallon, hard flour 2.30 to 2.70 per cwt, spring chickens and fowl prices listed, and various poultry.
Bertha H Smith describes daily deep sea fishing trips from East River piers in Four-Track News. The voyage attracts a wide range of passengers. professionals, clerks, mechanics, retirees and youth share the boat on a three hour run to the fishing banks.
A Mobile exile describes walking fever symptoms and transmission through restless patients who travel while ill. She recalls a previous yellow fever outbreak with strict quarantine and a merchant disinfecting street, where a fatal chain of cases spread through a row of about 30 houses. She also notes a New Orleans friend who infected eight relatives before they died.
The piece argues that attitude shapes judgment more than clothes or status. It warns that surly behavior masks deeper traits, risks of overreaction to others, and that irritability harms the mind and energy, urging courage and a pleasant manner in all circumstances. Chicago Inter Ocean.
A Washington Star recipe collection explains cream soups as inexpensive quick meals for luncheon. It details Cream of Corn, Celery, Tomato, and Cabbage soups with step by step methods including souffle balls, thickeners, and serving notes.
The article recalls a Washington anecdote in which two women discuss Japanese students in U S schools. One claims they cheat by paying for one tuition and learning enough for two. The remark, relayed by a Portsmouth-based minister, is cited by the New York Times as an example of bias.
The Current Magazines notes H M Caldwell Co announces Pup the Autobiography of a Greyhound in its Animal Autobiographical Series. The real dog Pup is told truthfully by owner Ollie Hurd Bragdon with photos and a color frontispiece.
H. M. Caldwell Co releases three Shaped gift books in Boston and New York. Dickens' Christmas Carol comes bound in a holly bell shape with gold and color cover and full-page illustrations. Automobilia celebrates autos with two-color printing and a car-shaped cover, Love's Garland appears as a rose garland with a gold ring. The Little Colonel's Christmas Vacation follows a schoolgirl’s Christmas home break, and The Roses of Saint Elizabeth blends a fairy tale with castle legends in two colors.
A historical advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as the best remedy not only to digest foods but to help the digestive system assimilate nutrients into tissue. It claims to relieve sour stomach heartburn belching and indigestion and notes sale by WE Bard Drug company.
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