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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1899
Page
3
Advertises unusually large Christmas stock and urges early shopping as best items sell fast. Promotes free eye ear nose throat consultations at 209 East SixthSedalia Missouri and a variety of medical cures with guaranteed results and mail or express delivery for a five dollar monthly plan.
Dr. J C Dysart 209 East Sixth street Sedalia Missouri is described as a medical graduate of the University of Louisville Kentucky a postgraduate of the Polyclinic New York who served at the Women and Babies Hospital New York and was appointed Regimental Surgeon in the late war.
London reports the government approves a mounted force for South Africa named imperial yeomanry. Volunteers, civilians, and yeomanry to enlist for one year, aged 20 to 35, to supply full companies for regiments at the front. Queen plans Windsor visit for soldiers’ families December 26.
Havana announces that Gen Brooke will issue a proclamation naming Maj. Gen Leonard Wood as successor military governor. The message asks for the support and confidence of the Cuban people for Wood, reflecting the continuity of leadership and responsibilities in the post.
Richmond Virginia reports United States Senator Thomas Martin won re election for the term starting March 4 1901 by both houses acting separately. The two houses will meet in joint session to canvass the vote and declare the result.
The Neue Freie Presse confirms Count Clary Adringer will resign the Austrian cabinet due to an inability to carry on parliamentary business amid Czech obstruction. In the U S case, the Illinois supreme court sustains the act allowing defendants in misdemeanor cases to waive a jury trial.
Geo. W. Van Sielen asks The Sentinel to publish his appeal in support of the South African Republic and Orange Free State widows and orphans fund. He urges Americans to send subscriptions to his address in New York, promising receipts to subscribers.
Dr Frances Woods spoke last night on Manila and the American Army at the First Christian church. Proceeds exceeding $60 will aid the poor. Miss Woods offered an engaging account of Philippine life and conditions, noting her clever costuming and reading style.
J. H. Robinson arrived from Franklin Junction reporting losses and waning health as residents fear incurable kidney disease. A referenced remedy, Foley's Kidney Cure, is touted as a guaranteed remedy for the discouraged and disconsolate. A. S. McGowan and Katy brakeman A. Antoine resume work after lay off.
An old advertisement touts No-To-Bac as a "wonder-worker" to cure tobacco habit and restore vigor. It claims easy life changes, urges readers to obtain a booklet and sample, and lists Sterling Remedy Co. with Chicago or New York addresses.
Money loans from one thousand dollars upward secured by real estate. Moderate expenses. Partial payments allowed. John F. Bothwell, Attorney at Sedalia Nations Rent Building, promotes the program.
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