Sedalia Mouth a Highlight of City Spirit and Health
A Columbia Herald clipping extols Sedalia as the ideal resident city noting its beauty, health, happiness, and brotherly atmosphere. It cites churches, hospitality, and intolerance to bigotry while advertising local businesses and services from Pehl's wholesale house to Servant Harker Drug Co and local medical figures.
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Columbia Herald
Herald
Dass
Servant Harker Drug Co
Pride of the Manufacturer Gift Selections
Advertises popular present items from 25 cents to 5 dollars with cut class and fancy designs and mentions a servant term as part of the offering.
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Servant- Harker Drug Co
Police Officials Seek Ammunition for Charity Hunt
Chief Prentice and Officer Englebrecht call for ammunition donations for a big hunt to aid the poor. They urge local residents to contribute to the charitable effort.
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Prentice
Englebrecht
Finest line of holiday gifts in Sedalia shown
Richsel Bros. displayed fancy perfume packages with lasting, fragrant odors. The High School Literary Society met yesterday and elected George Barnett president Will Lilgenfritz vice president Frank Lindsay secretary James Shepherd sergeant at arms and Will Tuley critic.
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Sedalia
Richsel Bros
Servant Harker Drug Co
The
High School Literary Society
George Barnett
Will Lilgenfritz
Frank Lindsay
James Sheperd
Will Tuley
DeWitts Pills Promoted For Blood and Liver Health
An advertisement extols DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as purifying the blood cleansing the liver and invigorating the system. A brief item notes injured Katy brakeman Jimmy Ragsdale improving and close to discharge, and hotelier H G Stettmund arranging a new bus with Kelk Carriage Works for Burkhart Hotel guests.
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DeWitt’s
Servant- Harker Drug Co
Jimmy’ Ragsdale
H. G. Stettmund
Burkhart Hotel
Windsor
City
Kelk Carriage Works
Nine Karnak Temple Columns Collapse in Ancient Egypt
The report notes nine massive columns in the Hypostyle Hall of Karnak Temple fell. Karnak, founded by Usertsen I around 2700 B C, was the grandest temple in ancient Egypt with vast dimensions including a 370 feet width, 1200 feet depth, and walls 80 feet high.
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Temple of Karnak
Ancient
Egypt
Usertsen I
St. Peter’s
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