Ring Given Away Announced in Brief Notice
A short equally unreadable fragment notes a ring being given away. No clear names, places, dates, or organizations are legible to identify the event or parties involved.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1900
Page
2
A short equally unreadable fragment notes a ring being given away. No clear names, places, dates, or organizations are legible to identify the event or parties involved.
Advertisement promotes B B B Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for syphilitic blood poisoning and skin ulcers. Claims include destroying the poison, curing sores and bone pains, with over 3000 testimonials and 30 years of testing. Offers free trial treatment and medical advice by mail from Atlanta.
A flannel dampened with Chamberlains Pain Balm bound to the affected area provides prompt relief for lame back pains in the side or chest and cures rheumatism. One application offers relief. Sold by Mertz Hale J L Kautzman and Otis W Smith.
Denver Post notes a preacher linked the soul of John Brown to ongoing struggles finding satisfactory terminal facilities. The remark ties a historic figure to contemporary transit bottlenecks in a Sunday sermon.
Mrs. Florence Frasier of Ledgewood North Dakota says Krause's Headache Capsules cure her terrible sick headaches. She urges others to send 50 cents for relief and notes Ott's drug store and Otis W. Smith sell the product.
The Rev. Martin of Palmyra Presbyterian Church resigns his pastorate to take up farming near Paris.
Mechanical toys iron toys drums locks and games of all kinds dolls and dressed dolls in black brown white at Roemer and Goodenow 214 Ohio Street offer a wide selection for holiday gift buyers.
The Chicago egg corner is filling the pockets of many Missouri farmers as prices and trade dynamics push growers to rely on the centralized market for their produce.
A Boston cafe draws praise for tasty cakes that blend rich flavors with light textures. Diners report consistent quality and satisfying portions as the shop strengthens its local reputation.
The Sentinel promotes a Free Scholarship contest for the International Correspondence Schools in Scranton. The two top vote getters by January 10, 1901 will receive a full drawing and mechanical or architectural program with books and drafting instruments. Entries welcome for both men and women, with broad career potential in drafting and engineering.
Candidates for the coal oil inspector position in Livingstone county publish their platforms in the daily papers as they rush to print.
Dr. C. J. Bishop of Agnew Michigan reports using Foley's Honey and Tar in three severe pneumonia cases with good results in every case. The advertisement claims the product is “nothing so good” and available at all druggists.
A playful Boston line touts oysters prepared in multiple ways with options to fry stew or take home, highlighting coastal seafood popular in local menus and markets.
An advertisement extols S S S as the only antidote to contagious blood poison and claims it cures all stages without minerals. It warns of hidden relapse after apparent recovery and offers a free home guide from The Swift Specific Co of Atlanta Georgia.
A line from a New York Sun item suggests the sultan of Turkey might tell the sultan of Morocco to pay up, phrased as a cordial demand. The remark frames possible diplomatic pressure in a concise, tongue in cheek note.
The Philadelphia Times notes that if all hinted money schemes are enacted, Congress may experience only a brief session.
An advertisement states croup and lung troubles prove rapidly fatal and promotes One Minute Cough Cure as a harmless remedy with immediate results. It claims quick relief for coughs and colds and prevention of consumption.
The Philadelphia Record notes magnates insist there are no trusts amid rising coal meat and even yeast prices. The piece highlights public concern over cost of living and questions about market power and competition.
Arlington Pharmacy advertises Kodol Dyspepsia Care as the only preparation that digests all kinds of food so the stomach may rest while digestive organs recover. It claims you can eat freely during treatment.
A Milwaukee Journal note says Mr McKinley enjoys having his material printed yearly without edits or blue-pencil changes.
A person who disturbed the congregation last Sunday by coughing is urged to visit druggists and obtain a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar. The remedy is claimed to provide relief.
Local cafe in Boston serves fresh bread and cake daily. An old style ad copy promotes use of Red Cross Ball Blue and warns against imitations.
Veteran players continue to argue about why they did not win the holiday shootout. The discussion centers on strategy, team roles, and perceived miscalls during the game.
New York reports the Buffalo Pan American Exposition plans a spectacular centerpiece to rival past fairs. Directors seek an idea so memorable it could surpass Ferris Wheel and Eiffel Tower feats, offering a $100,000 grand prize for a world wonder.
Publishers publish a costly art volume with 100 full page engravings ornate Morocco and cloth bindings. They seek a county manager and solicitor with good pay, to handle orders and correspondence, with rapid promotions. A Christian woman reportedly earned $500 in four weeks taking orders among church acquaintances. Write J A Knight Corcoran Building Washington DC.
In a brief local ad the Stanley Coal Co. promotes coal and wood supplies offering best grades at popular prices. The notice provides the telephone contact 26.
James B. Ambrose of Huntingdon Pennsylvania praises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for curing indigestion and aiding digestion. He claims three bottles eliminated gastric trouble and urges readers to obtain the Common Sense Medical Adviser by mail order with stamps for mailing costs.
A local political rumor states Al Morrow, praised for service in the last campaign, is likely to join Mr. Dockery as an associate, as Morrow did with Governors Stephens and Stone. The report underscores Morrow's continued influence in party circles and governance.
Sedalia readers are urged to act fast as the International Correspondence Schools offer fifteen scholarships at a 20 percent discount through December 20. Scholarships cover many study areas from engineering to teaching methods. Local contact is Alamo Building Room 8, with notices to act at once. Brakeman Lister takes layoff. Morseman arrives from the east via Missouri Pacific.
The readable fragment mentions Castor I xu and Tae Kind with phrases about bears and a signatore, signaling a playful or coded item likely from a regional notice or column. It lacks clear event or names for a fuller summary.
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