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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1903
Page
4
An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a universal stomach remedy restoring appetite and digestion. Governor G. W. Atkinson of West Virginia endorses it after using multiple bottles and calls it effective. Sold by W. & Bardwrug Co.
An advertisement urges Sedalia residents to seek expert eye care for headaches and nervousness caused by optical defects and muscular strain. It warns against cheap glasses and promotes precise fitting by a specialist, citing testimonials and local names.
An old advertisement touts Pall Blue better than Red Cross Ball Blue. It highlights a large 2 oz package offered for five cents and markets the product as superior for household cleaning and laundry uses.
C W Lynch of Winchester Indiana reports his young son recovered from membranous croup after one dose of Foley s Honey and Tar. Arlington Pharmacy advertises the remedy. Separately Frisco System announces the Southeastern Limited will run from Kansas City to Jacksonville Florida daily starting November 1 with through sleepers chair cars and cafe car service to be operated by Fred Harvey.
Misses Lillian and Letitia Bratten entertained the Delphian club and their gentlemen friends at their East Sixth Street home. Flinch headlined the games. Otto Kleuber won the gents scarf pin while Miss Nettie Kennedy claimed the ladies card receiver. Booby prize went to Mr. Harry Yanow.
A stranger named Alex Smith caused a scene in Sedalia's Bowery while attempting to drink heavily. He collapsed at the Star saloon around noon, possibly from an epileptic fit after taking an unknown drug. He was removed to City Hospital and is resting easy.
All participants for the First Congregational Church Christmas cantata are asked to meet promptly at 7 30 Friday evening for a full rehearsal at 7 30 sharp in the church auditorium. Chase West is Superintendent.
The school board will meet in regular session tomorrow evening at the superintendent's office inside the courthouse to conduct formal business and discuss district matters.
Money, 6 percent, no commission. R. A. Higdon, attorney. Don’t be imposed on by Foley’s Honey and Tar substitutes offered. Sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
Laundry service advertises modern machinery and improved methods delivering true pearl tint and the whitest work obtainable. Phone 154. Longan's Laundry.
Medii Robert Ward of Maxey says Botanic Blood Balm cured blood poison and skin ulcers giving a healthy glow. George Williams of Roxbury reports pimples sores and bone pains healed by the Balm. The ad claims it cures eczema scabs ulcers carbuncles and other blood issues. Free sample and medical advice offered by Blood Balm Co Atlanta. Sold locally by W. E. Bard Drug Co Sedalia.
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