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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1901
Page
6
Sedalia Printing Company prepares a new church directory for the First Christian Church with embossed cover listing member names and addresses. C W Lynch of Winchester Indiana credits FOLEYS HONEY AND TAR for saving his son from membranous croup after a life threatening attack.
Four extra clerks were added to the usual large force at Carl A Gunther's Saturday and even then it was impossible to accommodate all of the throng, which packed the store until late at night.
Indigestion causes nightmares and poor sleep, while Dr Loyal Ford's Dyspepticide promises a sound stomach and proper digestion. Available at all druggists.
A new Missouri Pacific bridge was installed near Otterville over the Lamine River last Wednesday. The event marks a key improvement in regional rail infrastructure and enhances crossing capacity for freight traffic amid ongoing state transportation development.
After exposure or when you feel a cold coming on, take FO LEY'S HONEY AND TAR. It never fails to stop a cold if taken in time. Sold by all druggists.
The Chicago Record-Herald notes that Admiral Dewey could have avoided later quarrels by including a magnanimous line in his report about the day's fight, which would have settled the division of credit with Admiral Sampson.
A fragmentary old newspaper snippet urges use of Red Cross Ball Blue to stay happy and rejects imitations. The readable bits show promotional language without clear dates or entities.
Manila dispatch notes General J Frankin Bell plans to gather natives in Batangas into a concentrated zone by December 28. Livestock and rice will be moved inside. anything outside the limits will be seized. Reports describe mass evacuations from Batangas and La Laguna provinces amid ongoing anti insurrection actions and allied captures.
George E. Dugan at 116 East Fifth street expands stock with fine picture moulding and offers framing at reasonable rates. Bring your pictures to be framed now and call telephone 142 for service.
A dealer questions whether a product said to be equal to Rocky Mountain Tea boosts profits, advising to consult the druggist about earnings and best selling status.
General Nelson A. Miles, commander in chief of the U S Army, was censured for commenting on the Schley court of inquiry. In Cincinnati he praised Admiral Dewey’s judgment and said he would support it, while declining to discuss congressional action.
A county note from Sedalia mentions a largest 25 cent kid body doll offered by Kautzman located at 104 West Main. The item appears in a local listing with minimal additional details.
Advertises loans of $1,000 and up at low rates with favorable terms on Pettis county realty. Includes farm loans at 5 percent interest with partial payment privileges. From J. H. Bothwell, Attorney and Counselor, Sedalia National Bank Building.
On Monday December 16 we put up the Ideal Jewel base burner at $40 and reduce the price daily until sold. Sundays and holidays excluded. The stove patterns cost over $10,000. Reduced prices on high grade stoves. F. Taylor Cain.
A terse line notes how few simple implements can aid a modern burglar in entering a building. No further details are provided.
Local brief notes sale of kid body dolls for twenty five cents at City Drug Store run by Whop Pers Kautzman.
An accumulated stock of odd sizes in gents underwear offered at low prices. Two lots available: Lot one includes shirts and drawers formerly 25c and 39c now 15c per item. Lot two includes garments formerly 48c to 75c now 25c each. Boston. 214 Ohio street.
Fireplace specialists showcase Charter Oak stoves for cooks with Majestic Hot Blast models featuring doors for soft coal and Wilson Hot Blast units suitable for wood or coal by M.H. H. Co.
An old newspaper ad notes Yeater's Old Stand located at 112 14 West Main with two phone numbers 151 and 151 for contact.
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