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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1903
Page
6
A Chattanooga meeting yields a platform urging laws to curb cocaine and whiskey, penalize those who violate, and address race related issues including prostitution rings run by Black women. The document calls for unity across southern states to petition legislatures and support moral reform for public welfare.
Mrs N M Bucknell of Minneapolis credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine with ending years of headaches nervous prostration and weakness after doctors gave dire prognosis She recovered appetite nerves and strength and has not suffered since starting the remedy Mrs Thompson of Duluth reports rapid relief after seven bottles and full recovery from nervous illness Free book offered by Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind All druggists carry first bottle with guarantee
An advertisement urges readers to contact E. J. Mitchell, crier of farm and pure bred stock sales, at 44 East Fifth Street or by phone 506 for terms and dates. It promotes Big Saw price cuts on heating stoves and rocking chairs for holiday bargains in household goods.
Old winter makes its appearance as S D Porter and Wesly Welch install new phones on the Sweet Springs line. Rev Boyd to lead a Calvary series next week. J R Smith, a local farmer, was in town on business. A box supper and social at Brush Hill school Friday night December 11 will aid the library. Miss Sallie Carmack visits Warrensburg. Remains of James Chapman of Marshall buried at Blackwater chapel cemetery.
The Ao thli line of RACKET OODS offers a large stock of Chinaware Glassware Vases Fancy ware and notions. Toys for children available and prize tickets with six valuable prizes for the holder of the largest number of tickets.
Voters tally reaches two hundred triggering release of candidate names recorded in the official count. The report notes the names appear in the published results.
An advertisement mix highlights Longan's Laundry services and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure. A. H. Thurnes of Buffalo Ohio reports kidney and bladder pain relief after using the remedy, claiming it has done him a thousand dollars worth of good. Arlington Pharmacy distributes the product.
New wood yard at Gold's lumber yard corner Main and Massachusetts streets offers sawed and split wood and fence posts. They will sell and deliver to all city areas with prices from four to four and a half dollars per cord payable in cash.
The marriage of Charles Gorrell and Dora Clopton was solemnized last evening at the bride’s parents’ home in the city. The couple left this afternoon for Colorado to begin their married life.
The Pettis County Bar endorses Judge Jackson L. Smith for re election to his seat as judge of the Kansas City court of appeals.
A local advertisement touts a cough remedy claimed to relieve coughs croup and la grippe instantly. Dr Armstrong of Delta Texas endorses it as the best on the market and W E Bard Drug Co sells it.
At this season of coughs and colds Foley's Honey and Tar is promoted as the greatest throat and lung remedy. The ad notes quick relief and prevention of serious results. A separate line urges whitening yellow clothes with Red Cross Ball Blue, sold by grocers in a two ounce package for five cents.
The ad touts a rapidly growing laundry business under Chas Van Antwerp and promotes Rocky Mountain Tea from W. E. Bard Drug Co. The copy claims excellent service, courteous treatment, and very low rates to explain the popularity. It includes a phone number 188 for contact.
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