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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1899
Page
6
The passage questions whether spraying harms fruit trees and fruit flavor, urging proper investigation into leaf absorption and sap transfer. It also promotes Walker's Tonic as boosting health by energizing the brain and nervous system, and hints at a General Prosperity figure possibly visiting Missouri amid public interest.
An Indian Doctor advertises free 10 day samples of a natural weed medicine and instant relief for moving pains at 317 Lamine St Hotel LeGrande area. He promotes Duroc Mineral Oil Springs for indigestion urinary and bladder issues with free consultation. A separate Mexico street fair report notes Bettie Sims winning best farm display. W H Triplett sues for $70, jury awards $1.
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising quick cold relief with a money back guarantee from EW Grove and the Harker Drug Co. It highlights attractive box designs and notes price range from 25 cents to 5 dollars as popular gift items.
Candy Palace offers fancy bon bon boxes and boxed perfume gifts. Servant Harker Drug Co. advertises 7 lbs navy beans for 25 cents at Hunters. Miss Grace Bitler plans to depart January 1 for Aurora Illinois to enter the Deaconess school.
Washington reports that after the House passed the financial bill, Silver Republican leaders issued an address criticizing the gold standard push. They denounce the party leadership takeover by banking interests and call for opposition to free coinage and a return to bimetalism with international agreement.
An advertisement from Sedalia Missouri promotes free initial treatment for diseases of the eye ear nose and throat at 209 East Sixth Street. It also markets paid cures for syphilis gonorrhea gleet stricture and related male and female ailments with mail or express options and a money back guarantee.
Dr. Dysart, a graduate of the Medical University of Louisville and a New York Polyclinic postgraduate, served at Women and Babies Hospital of New York and was appointed Regimental Surgeon in the late war. He resided at 209 East Sixth Street, Sedalia, Missouri.
A Se dalia wholesaler promotes low holiday prices on grain hay flour and corn meal along with a large stock of wines and bottled goods. The ad highlights brand whiskies including 1891 Bond Lillard 1590 Guckenheimer Rye 1590 Old Taylor and 1892 Oscar Pepper and notes wholesale dealings for Anheuser Busch beers at 115 W 2nd St.
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