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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1902
Page
7
The marriage of Clyde Dillon and Elma O Bannon was solemnized yesterday at 1:50. The couple left on the 4:15 train for their future home in St Louis.
Notices listing freight routes with many points in Oklahoma Indian Territory Texas and others in the region. Details state sale on first and third Tuesdays each month at half rate plus $2, with instruction to see for particulars.
A railroad ad announces round trip fares for December 24 25 31 1902 and January 1 1903 to all points within 200 miles. Tickets are valid for return to January 2 and no ticket costs less than 5 cents.
Round trip fare offered for the certificate plan. Tickets on sale December 26 to 30, 1902.
Classified line advertising Pettis county realty offers $1 000 and up at lowest rates and best terms. A H Botaw electrical attorney and counsellor Seda lia National Bank Building is listed in the snippet.
The note describes a Christmas tree at Quisenberry schoolhouse with speeches by children, and mentions Miss Maude Sterling's upcoming wedding to Mr. Ewers of Sheridan Wyoming. It also covers local commerce such as Hayden's corn sheller, Wickline selling corn, and Bagby buying corn for Texas. Camp Branch cheers for local progress and a sentiment on the Sentinel's improving editorship.
The page lists railway timings for east bound and southbound routes. It shows arrival and departure times for trains between Sedalia and Warsaw, with several flyer numbers and service notes and a note about products at Dow's.
The Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway Co urges readers to buy town lots in Elberta Texas with cheap home building and a chance to work for oneself. James Barker lists full townsite details from the M K T Railway in St. Louis. Holiday excursion fares are offered December 24 25 and 31 1902 and January 1 1903 within 200 miles of selling stations with a one fare round trip and final limit January 2 1908. minimum 50 cents. children half rates.
The article urges a judicious spring tonic for fatigue and low spirits and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier that cleanses impurities, stimulates the liver and heart, improves appetite, and nourishes the body to restore vitality for both men and women.
Testimonials claim Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery cures numerous ailments and improves health. Emma West from Windy, West Virginia, reports removal of brown spots and renewed vigor after four bottles. Hiram A. Severance of East Washington New Hampshire credits the medicine and Pleasant Pellets with restoring appetite weight and energy after years of illness.
MrsCharles Kauff man of Boonsboro Maryland recounts twenty years of back and bowel pain. After trying Maryland and Virginia doctors with little help she followed a testimonial and used Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets. She reports being much improved and able to work as she did at age twenty. She and her husband use two to three bottles each spring and fall and praise the remedy.
In Crawford County Missouri and St. Louis a patient reports profound sleep, appetite, and strength gains after five bottles of Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery. A second testimonial credits renewed energy and daily work capacity, while noting a relative’s prior stomach cure. The ad warns against substitutes for the product.
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser a free medical guide with over 1000 pages and 760 illustrations mailed for postage. Readers may obtain the paper-covered book for 21 stamps or cloth-bound for 31 stamps.
A brief dealership listing notes perfumes at Down and references Drs. Dunkin and osteopathic physicians located in the 309 10 Hoffman Building.
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