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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1901
Page
2
C W Allcorn of engine house No 1 sends his two thoroughbred pups Rapp's Ricket and Pet to Clean to be trained by an expert.
Health and beauty notice explains a torpid liver or bowel irregularity causes impure blood and eruptions. DeWitts Little Early Risers are world famous for removing this condition by stimulating the liver and bowels without griping or distress. Safe pills. Bard Drug Co.
The Select Knights and Ladies staged a merry dance at the Lake View hotel in Lamonte last night. Misses Julia Dard and Hester Porter of this city attended the event. The item promotes Rocky Mountain Tea by Madison Medicine Co with a price of 35 cents and asks readers to consult their druggist.
The local Woodmen of the World camp is arranging a public installation and evening entertainment for New Year’s Day.
J W Bryan of Lowder Iils relates that his sick boy with pneumonia improved after using Foley's Honey No Tar. The remedy stopped the racking cough and aided a swift recovery, a result that surprised the physician. All druggists carry the product.
Mr. Charles Nichols of Warsaw and his bride are noted in a brief society item with sparse details about the wedding party and location.
A nationwide advertisement notes Miss Pearl Bellamy of Sweet Springs visiting Versailles briefly. It extols Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for catarrh, claims success in many cases, offers $100 for uncured cases, and directs readers to purchase at 75 cents with accompanying Hall’s Family Pills.
Public notice highlights Peter Pehas Wholesale and Family Store at 115 West Second Street offering a refined stock of rare old wines and liquors ideal for holiday cheer. Goods are advertised as pure and reasonably priced for the family trade with both phones listed.
The Ideal Jewel base burner priced at $40 will be reduced daily until sold with Sundays and holidays excluded. The stove patterns cost over $10,000 and the notice advertises reduced prices on other high grade F. Taylor Cain stoves.
Wanted good solicitors in every town and city near Sedalia Missouri. Earn two dollars per day for eight hours. Call or visit 316 ligen fritz building Sedalia MO for details posted December 18.
Local loan notice offering $1,000 and up at low rates on Pettis county realty. Farm loans available at 5 percent interest with partial payment privileges. Legal notice by J. H. Bothwell, attorney, at Sedalia National Bank Building, Cameoware City Drug Store listed.
The New Lebanon Roller Mills markets Liberty Bell flour made from Cooper county wheat praised as the best $2 flour in the state. Extra fine for light bread, every sack warranted. J. M. Cain signs the ad from Yeater's Old Stand at 112 14 West Main. Joe Sewell invites customers to the Star at 219 West Main for fine drinks and smokes with a hearty welcome.
Walch's offers Christmas candy priced from 7 cents per pound and up with options for wholesale and retail buyers.
A persuasive advertisement extols the stomach as the source of mind and body harmony. It claims undigested food harms the blood and body, then promotes Kedol Dyspepsia Cure as the sole digestive remedy enabling all foods to be digested, promising renewed life, strength, and appetite.
A series of testimonial notices from George B. Orr W H Shipman and Henry Williams detail relief from dyspepsia after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Orr reports sleep and appetite improvement with gained strength, Shipman claims near cure after three bottles, Williams says four bottles cured him allowing unrestricted eating.
L. C. Snell advertises as a specialist in diseases of the scalp and hair with claims of curing dandruff and restoring hair. Services include electrolysis for hair removal, doll wigs and hair goods, toilet preparations, shampooing, and facial and scalp massage at 122 West Third Street.
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