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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1903
Page
7
C W Lynch of Winchester Indiana attests his young son suffered membranous croup and found relief after a single dose of Foley's Honey and Tar. He urges refusing substitutes and notes Arlington Pharmacy sells the remedy.
A stylish heavy brown winter suit features a plain skirt with minimal trimming. The jacket blouses to the waist with a stitched belt, a cape effect across the shoulders, and a brass buttoned front. A fur collar with two tails is shown as a fashionable detail this season.
A husband followed his wife's last known path through fresh snow to the spot where she died, tracing footprints from the home to a snow bank. The investigation centers on how she fell and whether external factors contributed to the tragedy.
In Sycamore Alabama Mrs. David Plapp of Malta was found dead in a snowdrift after her husband lost her in the house. Beiler Grocer Co president B Farley sold his Broadway residence to C Chapel for 4000 dollars. Clarence Hackett bought the Burr home and will move in next year. Mart Starr bought Dr W H Evans residence for 3756 dollars and will relocate by April.
Mrs A C Miner and Mrs Will Evans hosted a Wednesday evening card party at Mrs Miner’s East Seventh Street home. About twenty five guests attended to honor Misses Besse Maguire and Fay Hall of St Louis. Prizes were awarded and refreshments served.
Sarah Curtis describes a drastic facial improvement after using Rocky Mountain Tea sold by W. E. Bard Drug Company for 35 cents. The testimonial notes the product made her face rosy and soft, aiding her confidence to go outdoors.
The advertisement proclaims a full line of racket goods for the holidays. It highlights Chinaware and Glassware Vases and Fancy Ware Notions and Toys for children. Shoppers are urged to come early and collect prize tickets for a chance to win six valuable prizes.
A group of local young men hosted a charming evening at Gregg's Hall as a compliment to Misses Besse Maguire and Fay Hall of St. Louis. Chaperons were Mesdames A. C. Miner and B. J. Wright. Guests included John McLaughlin Will Evans Fay Hall Besse Maguire Gertrude Malt Edna Morris Laura Morey Agnes Dalby C F Kibby F E Kinkler C A Jones John An tes Charles Brown Mint Johns and others.
Pleasant to take and harmless One Minute Cough Cure claims immediate relief for coughs croup and LaGrippe. It allegedly acts at the source of trouble drawing out inflammation healing tissues and enabling lungs to supply oxygen to blood. Dr Armstrong of Delta Texas endorses it as best cough remedy, sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
An advertisement invites customers to visit the store and buy Rocky Mountain Tea with a money back guarantee if the product fails to cure. The offer emphasizes fairness and a simple refund policy.
Readers are cautioned against substitutes for Foley's Honey and Tar sold at Arlington Pharmacy with a note on seeking the genuine product from the store.
Protests flood Mississippi lodges against granting a charter to Elks of America Asia and Africa, a colored group. Lodges claim property rights to the Elks name and deny use by a colored organization, while the charter awaits records action and possible injunction.
Rev A A Boyd pastor of Central Presbyterian will preach at Cumberland Presbyterian church Sunday in both morning and evening services in the absence of Rev E B Surface who will be at Mt Sterling Illinois.
The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, claimed to be constitutional and to act on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers one hundred dollars if it fails to cure and directs readers to send for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo, Ohio, with the product sold by druggists at 75 cents. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Letters from Women discuss indigestion and stomach disorders as the root of ailments. The text argues that weak stomach juices fail to transform food into nourishment, weakening organs and leading to disease. It criticizes doctors for targeting diseased organs instead of underlying digestive failure.
A testimonial for Kodol Digests What You Eat claims the remedy restores strength by improving digestion and stomach health. The ad notes bottles cost $1.00 and a trial size is 50 cents, with distribution by DeWitt Co in Chicago and a Milo Center, New York user quoted.
Good Groceries At the right price is what you get at Holdner's. My stock never was so complete, both in staple and Fancy Groceries as at pres ent. Always on hand, a large line of Country Produce. Buy at headquarters and save money.
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