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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1901
Page
6
A Philadelphia Press snippet presents a father son exchange about behavior and punishment ending with a cheeky admission that candy follows after the strap. The brief dialogue captures a domestic moment and the child's wry defiance.
A brief comic exchange from the Indianapolis Journal questions a girl’s hat tipped forward and whether she hides a pug nose or draws attention to it in a lighthearted social note.
A brief humorous line asks Higgs if he holds political opinions and replies that every candidate ought to be ambidextrous, reflecting a witty editorial tone in the Indianapolis Journal.
Indianpolis Journal quotes a proverb urging diligence and courage when facing trouble, warning that shirking duties invites misfortune and retribution.
A Syracuse Herald piece captures remarks by Bicopencil and Sheers on fame and mortality. He jokes he does not expect a quick enough death to enter the hall of fame.
A humorous exchange features Judge A and Uncle Zeb in a dialect tale. The Benedict recounts his wife’s quick change in affection, noting she might be worse off than he. The scene humorously showcases rural manners and remorse over marriage vows.
A fragment shows a man and woman exchanging lines about love and growth. The husband notes the wife has grown larger since marriage, while the wife half-jokingly acknowledges the change and affection remains. The dialogue reflects a personal, intimate exchange.
Advertising copy claims exposure or early cold symptoms respond to a dose of Fol Ey s Honey and Tar with a promise it never fails when taken in time and available at all druggists.
Dr T T Major and Son advertise limited time dental work at low rates due to crop failures. Gold fillings from $1.00, amalgam 50 cents, bridge work specialty, painless extractions, office at 410 Ohio Street opposite courthouse, warranty on all work. Also an ad for Liberty Bell flour by New Lebanon Roller Mills priced at $2 per sack with strong quality claims.
The inventory includes about 300 pairs of new pants 200 pairs of second hand pants 500 coats and overcoats mostly second hand 500 pieces of underwear all new 300 hats 300 shirts 200 pairs of gloves and mittens 200 pairs of shoes 100 pairs of boots 200 pairs of rubbers and 100 pairs of overshoes all new. The entire stock will be sold for about half its value.
A fragmentary letter from Harris A. Cohen and G. A. Cohen disclaims ties to the Cohen Coal company. It ends with a firm name and contact lines including Bell 573 Queen City 1000. The misspelled closing suggests a controversial business notice or dispute context.
Local notice announces homemade bread by Eat Koeppen available for purchase at the greenhouse located at Sixth and Ohio. Bread sale highlights home baking and on site purchase.
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