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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1901
Page
14
An aging man expects natural decline by age fifty and argues most pain comes from overwork or lifestyle. The ad promotes Omega Oil as a remedy that stops pain and revitalizes the body by loosening joints softening skin and soothing nerves. It claims efficacy for rheumatism gout lumbago back cricks and side stitches with a price of 77 cents per bottle.
James E Scott and Lucy Ellen Henderson of Lookout were married Tuesday afternoon by Probate Judge Parsons.
An advertisement explains a torpid liver and sluggish bowels cause poor complexion and impure blood. It promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as safe pills that stimulate the liver and regulate bowels without eroding digestion, endorsed by E. Bard Drug Co.
Mr and Mrs Jacob Moyer have returned to Deepwater after visiting her parents at Pauline for the past week.
A letter from W C Wockner endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an excellent treatment for a two month cough. The writer praises the remedy and notes it is sold by all druggists for those seeking relief.
A Sunday night singing at the Bea man home of W. M. Maddox drew about fifty attendees who reported a pleasant and profitable evening.
An advertisement promotes Dr Loyal Ford's Dyspepticide as a remedy for indigestion to improve sleep by ensuring a sound stomach that digests food properly. It claims the product aids night vision issues caused by poor digestion and urges readers to buy from druggists.
Susan Berggren and others initiate ex parte proceedings for partition of the estate of the late William Berggren. The filing names heirs and seeks court action to divide real property and settle interests in the decedent's assets.
Jodie Staples of Lamonte visited the city on business Monday. Chas Rogie of Atwater, Ohio, was in very bad shape and attributed his recovery to FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE saying he suffered kidney troubles but, after four days, could return to work and is now entirely well.
Wv. B. Chipley of Hughesville was in the city Monday on business. An English association offering a reward of £50 for a greater blessing to women than Rocky Mountain Tea is mentioned, with a note to ask your druggist about it.
A beautiful doll at Arlington Pharmacy will be won by a good guesser on Christmas Day.
The Fort Scott Tribune notes deputy clerk Chase has prepared the January docket listing 158 cases, including twenty eight divorce suits. Notable criminal items include charges against Schultz for incest Clough for robbery Aberdine for burglary and jailbreak and Harris for shooting a colored man without provocation. The Synodical College led by Mr Spencer plans a $25000 dormitory to ease boarding demand and fund raising continues in Missouri and Texas with a target by spring.
Rev J M Spencer president of the Synodical Female college at Fulton travels to St Louis to raise funds for extending college facilities. He dedicates his time to securing support for campus expansion and improvements. The effort aims to bolster enrollment and program capacity at the Fulton institution.
Editor Lynch of the Daily Post in Phil lipsburg New Jersey reports testing Foley's Honey and Tar and declares it the best cough and cold remedy of its kind he has ever used. He urges readers to try the product available at all druggists.
Judge Bente sent to his friend A. F. Giesberg, clerk of the U S court at Jefferson City, a peculiarly shaped bottle of about two quarts in size with contents unknown.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo claiming catarrh is constitutional and promising to cure with internal doses. It offers one hundred dollar reward for any failing case and urges readers to send for testimonials. Adolph Reicke of Manila Missouri visited friends here Sunday.
The Missouri Glass company provides a full line of busts figure pieces Haviland china fancy glassware and tea sets including after dinner coffee cups and saucers. The sale begins Monday morning at the stated place with a 25 percent reduction.
An advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm cures blood poison, cancer, ulcers, and skin lesions without minerals or mercury. It alleges 30 years of testing, and that a large bottle costs 1, with free trials and medical advice by writing to Atlanta. It cites over 3000 testimonials and urges purchases at drug stores.
Prof H W Steininger was a passenger to Windsor Monday.
Dr Mary R Melendy endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children and adults with obstinate coughs colds bronchial afflictions. She praises its non narcotic safe use by laypersons and calls it a universal panacea. Available at all druggists.
On Monday December 16 the Ideal Jewel base burner of 40 size is offered with daily price cuts until sold. The patterns for this stove cost over ten thousand dollars and reductions apply to other high grade F Taylor Cain stoves, with Sundays and holidays excluded.
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