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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1901
Page
6
Sedalia's new box factory operated by W. H. Tapp runs night and day to fill orders. Mr. Tapp is highly pleased with the prospect.
C W Lynch of Winchester Indiana credits Foley's Honey and Tar for saving his boy with membranous croup. He states the first dose gave relief and continued use brought him out of danger.
A son was born Tuesday morning to the wife of Leonard J Menefee of 721 North Grand Avenue. The birth adds a new member to the Menefee family and local residents note the happy occasion.
It has withstood storms of imitation and competition, standing like a pyramid in the love and confidence of the people. Rocky Mountain Tea, made by Madison Medicine Co., 35 cents. Ask your druggist.
An old newspaper ad touts Ayer's Pills as a cure for liver ills and dyspepsia. It features a testimonial from E. N. North of Sidell, Illinois, noting relief after nightly use. The clipping also mentions legal case notes and local promotions in Sedalia.
George J. Gould tours southern lines and says 56 pound rails will be replaced with 75 pound rails. Ninety miles from the city will be completed within a year. The freight line to St. Louis via Vidalia and the New Orleans and Northwestern will be in operation by April as work proceeds to rebuild and extend to St. Louis.
London reports early Yuletide gift drives for Tommy Atkins in the veldt. Queen Alexandra funds Field ForceGift program to send two shilling gifts to each soldier, with plum puddings pipes tobacco and woolen socks, estimated at over 100000 dollars from the queen and society.
H. A. Meyers a Missouri Pacific system lineman and Miss Amanda Hawkins will wed at the bride’s mother’s home located at 1722 Ingram Avenue at 6 PM on December 24. The ceremony will bring together family and friends in a small home setting.
Rev. James Kirkman of Belle River Illinois describes years of bronchial trouble and relief after using One Minute Cough Cure. He endorses it for coughs colds and lung ailments noting its safety palatability and popularity with children. W E Bard Drug Co.
Herman Kirchhoefer of the Missouri Pacific bar yesterday bagged 186 rabbits in a rabbit hunt. The remarkable tally draws attention to his hunting feat in a single outing.
New Chamberlains remedy named Stomach and Liver Tablets claims success in treating constipation biliousness sick headache and digestion issues. Easier to take than pills the tablets aim to improve appetite and correct stomach and liver disorders, sold by all druggists.
James H. Doyle and H. V. Liest are at the Bradford place near Knob Nos ter for a hunt and will return tonight.
J W Bryan of Lowder Michigan reports his son with pneumonia improved after a mysterious remedy from ANDTAR, which quickly halted the cough and led to rapid recovery, a claim supported by the family and sold by all druggists.
Mike King of Northeast Sedalia seeks to become cemetery sexton following the passing of S. G. Hauptley. Local community leaders note his background in grounds maintenance and familiarity with the cemetery grounds.
An advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a painless path to beauty, claiming sunshiny faces from use and urging readers to ask their druggist. The note frames the product as a harmless cosmetic remedy without discomfort.
The First Christian Church ladies will hold a church supper in the parlors on Thursday evening from five to ten o'clock. Proceeds support church activities.
Chas R ogle of Atwater Ohio says kidney problems left him unable to work until FOLEY S KIDNEY CURE was used. He reports relief in four days and full recovery. Sold by all druggists.
Stoves including Charter Oak for cooks Majestic Hot Blast with door for soft coal Wilson Hot Blast for wood or coal offered by M H Co Old papers for sale at this office
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