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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1902
Page
4
Rev D Alex Holman describes sun stroke recovery after two years of nerve pain and head shocks. He reports improvement after one bottle and full recovery after a year, enabling him to preach again. He endorses Dr Miles Remedies and offers a free book from Dr Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
Local Union No. 90 of the Retail Clerks Protective Association held a meeting with one initiation and several membership applications. Leopold Lovinger was initiated as a full member. officers for the coming year were elected and will be installed the second Monday in January. Hiram C. Carter was chosen as delegate to the State Federation of Labor meeting in Jefferson City in January.
At Goodwill Chapel the Sedalia Township Improvement Society discussed good roads and drainage. U S Agriculture bulletins Were reviewed to advocate unglazed drain tile use and road upkeep. Measures included enforcement plans for jail labor on rock breaking, water gauges at fords, and quicker culvert repairs.
The total circulation of all national banks in the United States as of September 30 could not match the assets of The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. The note discusses the limits of bank capital versus insurer assets.
Officers Woods Boullt and Johnson joined a brawl yesterday afternoon and were fined in police court this morning. Myra Davis Mag Adkins Hor tense Cross and Lady Ambles also paid small fines. A Filipino doctor suspected of sowing trouble at saloons was arrested. Judge Truxel fined him $5 and ordered him to leave town, he caught the first train.
A Mr John Hanraham of 135 East Pacific Street testifies that recurring back pain linked to colds improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He reports his back now in good condition and notes the product’s U S distribution by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and 50 cent price.
Topeka reports Kansas state schools chief Frank Nelson argues schooling should go beyond books. He urges decorative walls, pictures, mottoes, music, hands on work, and gardened yards to build character and inspire lifelong achievement, with manual training expanding across curricula.
The article notes Kansas aims to lead in the era of garden grades as a prominent sign of the times, emphasizing timely progress and national relevance in agricultural and educational reforms.
A small fire yesterday afternoon at 3 45 burned a hole in the roof of Mrs Guenther’s apartment house. The blaze started from a defective flue. Personal goods were uninsured, but the house had coverage.
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