Magnificent bound art book seeks county manager and solicitor
Publishers seek a county manager and capable solicitor for a new luxury art book outlaying over 100 000 dollars. The item features nearly 100 full page engravings illuminated Morocco and cloth bindings with gold lilies and roses. Promotion promises rapid earnings and home-based duties with correspondence in Washington DC.
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Morocco
J. A. Knight
Corcoran Building
United States Treasury
Washington, D. C
Police Judge's Report on fines and collections
Police Judge J. W. Truxell reports total fines of 280.50 with 108.25 collected. The balance was committed remitted and delinquent.
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J. W. Truxell
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement claims deafness arises from an inflamed Eustachian tube and that only constitutional remedies can cure it. It offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's family pills at 75 cents.
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Hall
Fayette newspaper marks twenty seventh anniversary
The Fayette Democrat Leader celebrated its twenty seventh anniversary in its last issue. Since its establishment at Fayette nearly thirty years ago it has been unswervingly democratic.
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Fayette
Democrat-Leader
Rocky Mountain Tea Promised for fretful Children
An old advertisement promoting Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for fretful children and adults, priced at 35 cents and available through druggists.
Advertising Not a Need Yet Handy for Quick Travel
The Browning Leader Record notes advertising is not essential but cites its convenience for reaching destinations quickly via telephone telegraph and limited train services. The remark frames ads as beneficial though not mandatory for timely movement.
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Browning Leader
Earn a salary-raising education with correspondence drawing
The notice urges using two hours daily for a home study in Mechanical or Architectural Drawing through the International Correspondence Schools of Scranton Pa. The Sentinel will offer this course on January 10 1900 to the voter with the most support. Vote early and often.
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International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
The
Sentinel
Leeton Editor Denies Brass Band Claim
A neighboring paper accused Leeton of forming a brass band. In the latest issue, the Leeton Times editor replies with a wink that they have the brass but no band.
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Leeton
Lee
Bard's Presents Latest Novelties in Gentlemen Scars Pins
Bard's highlights new collection of pins and accessories for men featuring bold designs and limited editions. Designers showcase enamel pieces, cufflink sets, and lapel pins inspired by classic motifs and modern flair.
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Bard’s
Money to loan on real estate security at six percent
Sedalia's John H. Bothwell of the Sedalia National Bank announces farm loans available at six percent interest with moderate expenses. Partial payments allowed.
Public sentiment at Oak Grove Banner office rebukes excessive thanks
An Oak Grove Banner office memo condemns posting public cards of thanks for illness or death in families. It argues such notices are outdated and unnecessary, urging restraint. The message emphasizes avoiding public displays that mark private misfortune.
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Chacheater
Partéentare
Veati
Tades
le Chichestep Chemical
Badison Square Pumiea
Oak Grove
Maude Adams Praises Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin in Letter
Dayton Ohio resident Maude Adams writes about recovering from sick headaches indigestion and sluggish organs after late hours and poor habits. She credits Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a household remedy sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
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Maude Adams
Dayton
Ohio
Dr. Caldwell
Adams
Tenacious of life lobsters and cod survive harsh storage
A United States Fish Commission bulletin notes lobsters kept in a car at a wharf basin for fall 1889 remained healthy when opened in March 1900. It also reports 14 brood cod left in a well at No Man s Land near Nantucket from November to April, released in Gloucester harbor alive though emaciated with darker backs and lighter bellies.
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Fish Commission
Chicago Chronicle
No Man's Land
Nantucket
Gloucester Harbor
Women’s club in Honolulu grows from weekly talks to 34 members
A Honolulu women’s group, started five years ago by an American school teacher, has expanded to 34 members including Hawaiians, Chinese, and Portuguese. The current president is a Chinese woman in traditional dress, reflecting its diverse leadership. The piece notes seven 1859 occupations open to women and claims four hundred are open today.
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Honolulu
Chas Baker Wins Both November Prizes at Sedalia Parlor
Chas Baker won both November prizes at the Sedalia Bowling parlors. Tenpins score 199 and cocked hat 59 earned a $5 silk umbrella and $2 cash. Miss Lucile Hill won the ladies cocked hat prize with a score of 31 and $2.00.
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Sedalia
Chas. Baker
Lucile Hill
Coal Delivered At Three Dollars A Ton By Cohen Co
Lexington lump coal is available delivered at three dollars per ton. Cohen's Coal Company and telephone number 263 are listed for service.
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Lexington
Cohen’s Coal Co
Police Judge Calls for Conscripting All Professionals
St. Joseph's police judge urges government action to conscript all professional men for service in the Philippines against Aguinaldo and his followers.
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St. Joseph’s
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Bart S Jackson Involved In Fight After Card Game
Bart S Jackson became involved in a card game and later a fight Sunday night with the Ivy Leaf troupe property man and business manager. He whipped both men but they left town immediately and swore out warrants. he has not been arrested.
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Bart S. Jackson
Ivy Leaf
Bart
Lady correspondent seeks readers with stomach trouble
Arlington Pharmacy invites women with stomach issues to write for advice and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with a cure guarantee. Letter signed by the Arlington Pharmacy.
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Dr. Caldwell
Arlington Pharmacy
Benj Ingersoll Claims Foley’s Honey and Tar Restored Voice
Benj Ingersoll of Hutton Indiana says he had not spoken above a whisper for months until Foley's Honey and Tar restored his voice. The preparation is advertised as helpful for speakers and singers. Take no substitute. sold by all druggists.
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Benj. Ingersoll
Hutton, Ind
Foley
Esther Rujaen Ill in Carthage After Film Role
Esther Cuff known as Esther Rujaen, star of A Broken Heart, is ill in Carthage Missouri. The Topeka Kansas native gained fame for the title role in the production.
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Esther Rujaen
Esther Cuff
A Broken Heart” Company
Carthage Mo
Miss Cuff
Topeka Kas
Mrs Florence Frasier Endorses Krause Headache Capsules
Mrs Florence Frasier of Ledgewood North Dakota reports relief from terrible sick headaches after using Krause's Headache Capsules. She notes she sent for 50 cents worth and found the medicine the only cure, with Ott's drug store and Otis W. Smith listed as sellers.
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Florence Frasier
Ledgewood, N. D
Krause
Ott’s Drug Store
Otis W. Smith
Oysters and Celery for Sale at Beston Cafe
Beston Cafe advertises oysters for frying and stewing with celery as a meal pairing. Oysters are available for takeaway.
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Beston Cafe
Notices Warn Hunters to Stay Off Missouri Premises
Local Missouri country papers report recurring warnings to hunters to keep off private property. Officials emphasize safety and respect for landowners while citing trespass fines and hunting-season restrictions.
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Missouri
What’s in a Name A Missouri Resident Phil Fill Dies
A Missouri resident named Phil Fill dies of consumption. The note records his death and specifies the cause as tuberculosis.
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Missouri
Phil Fillmore
Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold Tablets Claim
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as curing a cold in one day with no cure no pay and a price of 25 cents. The copy emphasizes quick relief and a money back offer.
Grundy County Jail Questioned as Sheriff Family Home
A Trenton newspaper questions whether the Grundy county jail was built for the sheriff and his family, noting it now would not hold other inmates.
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Trenton
Grundy County
Candy Palace Delights With Molasses Candy and Walnut Taffy
Local shop displays an assortment including molasses candy buttercups walnut taffy and ribbon candy at the Candy Palace. Patrons sample sweets as the storefront brand showcases classic treats.
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Candy Palace
Switzler Elected Historian for Phi Delta Theta
R H Switzler of Missouri State University was elected historian of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity on Friday in Louisville Kentucky.
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R. H. Switzler
Missouri State University
Phi Delta Theta
Louisville
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR Promoted Against Colds
A vintage ad urges using FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR to nip cold symptoms in the bud, warning to beware of substitutes and noting availability at all druggists.
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FOLEY
Woman Burned in Alva Fire Faces Grim Recovery
The Alva Record reports a local woman suffered a severe facial burn described as "burned to a cinder" with little hope for recovery, reflecting a devastating incident in the town.
Friends of The Sentinel Ad Service Reminder
The note invites readers to use the Sentinel for placing legal notices including administrator notices final settlements trustee sales orders of publication and more with guaranteed satisfaction.
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the Sentinel
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