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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1903
Page
7
Buffalo Ohio coal operator A H Thurnes describes kidney and bladder relief after Foley’s Kidney Cure. He reports elimination of pain and passing gravel turning into a claim of complete renewal. Arlington Pharmacy markets the medicine. Also advertises hot water bottles and Rocky Mountain Tea from W E Bard Drug Company.
W Lynch of Winchester Indiana writes that his son suffered membranous croup and found relief after one dose of Foley's Honey and Tar. He credits the medication with saving his boy's life and urges refusing substitutes, with Arlington Pharmacy selling the product.
The article outlines a delicate do it yourself nightgown design for a trousseau. It highlights separate back front and shoulder points forming a square low neck edged with beading and ribbon. Lin en torchon lace and lace edging are recommended with a 20 cent French nainsook fabric for a dainty result.
Thanksgiving visits to Clinton Missouri by J H Gun L P Fairfax and R Gunn family. J K Galladay traveled to Clinton. Elmer Bell near Stony Point. J W Brooks and sister Minnie in Sedalia. Billy Michaelis in Sedalia. Taylor Spillers business trip to New Lebanon. Mrs S S B Edwards and children with Mrs Alker Bidstraw near Clifton City. M L White and Belle Starke to Boonville. church protracted meeting not drawing interest. J H Potter Jr and George Brisley shipped stock from Otterville.
Full line of racket goods on display with a large chinaware and glassware stock. Notions toys and fancy ware available. Prize tickets issued with six valuable prizes to the holder of the most tickets. Come early to select and win.
At a regular Wednesday meeting Mrs. Charles C. Evans presented a paper on Milton, followed by a general discussion by members. Mrs. A. C. Miner spoke on Dryden, and Mrs. F. I. Goodenow read a Dryden poem. A vote of thanks honored the decor setup for the open session last week.
Sarah Curtis of Detroit describes severe facial blemishes and shame at going outdoors. She claims Rocky Mountain Tea from W. E. Bard Drug Company gave her a rosy soft and fair complexion for eighty five cents.
In Yoakum Texas a dry goods firm led by J M Haller is praised as a buyer who recommended De Witt's Little Early Risers. The pills are advertised as best for taste headache and lingering fatigue, sold by Bard Drug Co.
Advertisement for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming a cold cure in one day. States money-back guarantee if it fails and features E. W. Grove's signature on each box. Price 26 cents.
A note from Arlington Pharmacy promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney or bladder trouble when used in time, highlighting timely use and local availability.
In Belcher near Shreveport Louisiana three Black men Phil Davis Walter Carter and Cling Thomas were hanged publicly for the killing of Robert Adger a leading North Louisiana businessman. They confessed prior to execution and were hanged by a single limb as crowds watched. Two men jailed earlier Sam Lee and Peter Thomas were released after exonerating themselves. Davis an ex convict and Carter fled Mansfield after the crime.
The text argues indigestion and stomach disorders cause weakness by poor digestion, noting foods fail to nourish blood when gastric juices are inadequate. It critiques doctors for treating the diseased organ rather than addressing digestion and nourishment, urging a broader view of remedy.
A testimonial promotes Kodol as a cure for indigestion and stomach disorders. The speaker, Mee J. W. Coorsation of Milo Center New York, claims relief after two months and ongoing use at reduced frequency. Bottles cost 1.00, with a smaller size at 50 cents, produced by DeWitt & Co., Chicago.
At Holdner's the stock is complete in staple and fancy groceries with a large line of country produce. Buy at headquarters to save money.
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