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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
5
In a New York touring company a dramatist blends fact and fiction for thrilling scenes and witty dialogue. Barney Gilmore stars as Dooley the detective in Kidnapped in New York, adding new songs and specialties to a bright Irish comedy with Sherlock Holmes flavor.
E. E. Codding and W. M. F. A. Sampson are listed as secretary figures in the document, indicating dual roles or joint duties within the organizational slate.
A compact vintage advertisement praises Red Cross Ball Blue as the best in the world and notes large two ounce packages priced at 5 cents.
A cold wave settles in tonight with Saturday fair and colder conditions east portion. Northwest winds are forecast, bringing a chill across the area.
Buy your boy a knife a sled or a wagon for Christmas a dollar watch is also a very suitable gift F Taylor Cain.
The sensational melodrama Kidnapped in New York in its third season will be presented here on Saturday December 14 with matinee and night shows. The plot centers on the kidnapping of Marion Clark in New York.
The Kilties prepare for Canada's great military reception for the Duke and Duchess of York. Permission from the king's government in Canada and the Forty-eighth regiment officers has been obtained for the fourth continental tour, begun in November and ending April 1, 1906 in Toronto. They will be here next Tuesday, matinee and night.
A bold claim centers on Buck's Hot Blast Oak as the greatest twentieth century wonder and the most economical soft coal burner. It supposedly consumes all gases and smoke with no clinkers and is exhibited at P. Hoffman's.
Boston Cafe advertises fresh oysters available for wholesale and retail sales and direct service on site, emphasizing continuous supply and quality.
Kautzman at City Drug Store offers a selection of holiday items for gift giving and seasonal decoration.
Butler lawyer John Francisco, brother of the late Sim Francisco, among Missouri’s ablest attorneys, stopped in Saline on legal business. He hails from an old Saline family. during the war his father supported the Union while his sons served in the Confederate army, and he shares vivid wartime reminiscences in clear terms.
Murray and Mack staged Shooting the Chutes to a large appreciative audience at Wood's theatre Thursday night. Near the end the lights failed but the performers continued the act.
Entertainment at Pioneer hall by the German society drew a largely attended, highly interesting program. A merry dance followed and all enjoyed a pleasant evening.
Personal items note Rev Dr Jacoby's display at West's book store and a typhoid case in Charles Lorsbach improving per Dr Nasse. Private loans advised through C C Lawson, long-distance phone numbers listed. Mrs Wm Kneeley travels to Sedalia after visiting local residents. Local commerce highlights include lard bacon prices at Coleman and new popular music. Musicians and visitors from Warrensburg Holden Lamonte and Houstonia are recorded with brief movements. Missouri Trust secretary Faulhaber yields Versailles business travel as Coleman stock rises.
A fashionable woman no longer carries her dog as a baby but uses a shawl strap style harness. The device secures over the dog’s hips and chest, like horse breeching, allowing the dog to walk or be led with ease.
The Indianapolis Press notes a local disturbance described as a neighborhood catastrophe. A resident questions a neighbor about changing social plans citing another invitation as the preferred engagement.
Passage from the Philadelphia Press features a humorous exchange as a maid tells Mr. de Trop that Miss Mabel is not home and hints that a candy box in his hands could reveal a social motive.
A landlord trades his fine saddle horse for a tenant's bare-backed nag after a hare is seen. The exchanged horse balks at a stream, prompting realization that the tenant's horse is good for game and fish, a sly reversal of the deal.
Bright young businessman sought to travel Central Missouri with guaranteed remedies for rheumatism syphilis scrofula and related diseases. Headquarters in Sedalia with good pay for the right man. Apply Lopez Remedy Company 581 West Douglas Avenue Wichita Kansas.
George E. Dugan at 116 East Fifth street expands his shop with a fine line of picture moulding and framing services offered at affordable rates. Bring your pictures to be framed now and call 142 for details.
Advertises a large up to date array of carv ers and cutlery. Urges customers to inspect the extensive selection before purchasing, promising satisfaction for the most fastidious shoppers.
Classified notice offers elegant bed spreads portieres lamberquins rugs lace curtains blankets and other gifts at low prices from THE BOSTON located at 214 Ohio Street. A splendid square piano is available cheap at 220 South Prospect Avenue OKA 3ate.
While shopping, visit P Hoffman's to inspect Buck's ranges cook stoves and heaters. The dealer invites customers to look and compare, promising to guide whether you purchase.
Vendor notes price range for umbrellas from 38 cents to 3 dollars and 75 cents, arguing profit margins depend on seller discretion rather than quality. The text suggests stickered prices and consumer comparisons in a local market.
In a 30 day offer P Hoffman promises a free White House Cook Book with 590 pages to any buyer of Buck's Range or Cook Store. The promotion emphasizes the book as the best cook book published and runs for thirty days.
An advertisement highlights Charters Oak and Majestic Hot Blast stoves with doors for soft coal and Wilson Hot Blast stoves suitable for wood or coal, offered by M.H.H. Co.
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