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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1901
Page
7
A Providence reader recommends Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughing after grippe. The testimonial notes quick relief and urges readers to ask their doctor if a better option exists, with price points of 25c 50c and 1.00.
James Hemphill formerly of this city now resides in Sterling Kansas wed Wednesday to Miss Berenice Cooney of Sterling.
Elzie Myers of this county sues for divorce from Anna Myers who is now in Delphos. The petition’s sensational allegations were withdrawn from the clerk’s office, leaving details unclear. Anna Myers wrote to Probate Judge Walters seeking confirmation of the action and its outcome, which the judge could not provide.
London reports Sir Auckland Colvin stating the Burmah railway company plans to purchase twenty American locomotives. Delivery within two to three months favors the Americans, with prices about 20 percent lower than English engines. Engineers and the locomotive superintendent deem the American engines generally up to standard, though a full merit comparison is premature.
An advertisement claims nightmare and poor sleep stem from a bad stomach and promotes Dr Loyal Ford's Dyspepticide as a remedy to improve digestion for better sleep. Available from all druggists.
Wanted ads seek a businesslike man or bright man or lady to take orders for Wilbur's stock food compounds liniments and Fyricide dry fire extinguisher. Endorsed by fire chiefs and underwriters with copies of testimonials. Ramsey's Racket sells Fyricide at three dollars. Apply 10 to 2 Room 20 Royal Tribe building Sedalia Missouri. Also largest 25c kid body doll offered at 104 West Main Street by Kautzman.
A round of shop notices includes FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR touted to nip colds, Plows' candy at Waleh's, and a hat sale at absolute cost through January 1. Bard's advertises umbrellas wallets and watches, while George E. Dugan adds picture moulding and framing at low rates with telephone framing service.
Walch's showcases fancy bon bons and chocolates priced at 25 cup in a colorful display. The assortment highlights confectionery treats likely appealing to gift shoppers and dessert lovers.
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