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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1900
Page
2
The Literary Digest is a weekly magazine with 32 illustrated pages selling for 3.00 a year. It claims broad appeal to lawyers bankers physicians and clergymen with a large national circulation and invites readers to sample with a 10 cent copy.
After two successful terms Sheriff J. C. Williams plans a farewell event inviting newspaper reporters for a hot tamale feast as his tenure ends.
In a cautious patent medicine style the ad claims Botanic Blood Balm cures deep seated rheumatism and catarrh by purifying blood. It asserts toxins cause pains in bones joints and swollen glands and promises relief with a $1 Bruggists price and free trial treatment plus free medical advice from Blood Balm Co of Atlanta Georgia.
A Victorian advice column extols walking as the sole outdoor exercise for businesswomen in stores or offices. It endorses Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for breathing pain, chest soreness, persistent cough, or lung disease, claiming 98 in 100 cured. A testimonial from Mrs Mollie Jacobs of Felton Delaware cites recovering strength and energy after use.
Sheriff J. C. Williams on Saturday sold four lots in the Dai-Whi-Mo addition to satisfy judgments on several special tax suits.
Mrs Florence Frasier of Ledgewood North Dakota urges readers to send 50 cents for Krause s Headache Capsules claiming they cure her terrible sick headaches. Sold by Ott s drug store and Otis W Smith.
For the new year the Methodist church at Jefferson City is set to be completed by year end. The project advances as winter approaches, with carpenters and masons working to finish the nave and minister’s hall.
Caution against counterfeit versions of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. The original salve is promoted as a remedy for piles eczema cuts scalds burns sores and skin diseases and sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
An advertisement notes Bard's carries elegant cut glass ware. It urges customers to visit J. S. Bosserman's at 219 South Lamine street for first class dyeing, cleaning, pressing or repairing services.
Elegant dresser sets only 1.50 at Kautzman's Drug Store 104 West Main Street offers a selection of gas fixtures and drop lights.
Frank Vollrath advertises available loans at five percent interest with no commission. He invites inquiries at Room 217 Ilgenfritz Block.
The bakery section features cakes from Boston Cafe praised for rich flavor and moist texture. Locals report consistent quality and appealing presentation at the cafe's storefront.
Mr Andrew Carnegie of Pittsburgh agreed to fund a Fort Dodge library after a street conversation near Senator Hanna's residence. Solicitor O Connell and Mint Director Roberts presented the case for a city site and maintenance, with Carnegie pledging 30000 dollars for the building once conditions are met.
The Kansas City Star rumor about Governor Stephens appointing General M F Bell to succeed Joe Herrington as railroad and warehouse commissioner was denied by Governor Stephens. He said the rumor came from a war user and he has not considered Bell for the post nor been asked about him. He may leave the appointment to Governor Dockery and his term may expire without action.
A pharmacy advert promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offering cure for stomach trouble and invites women to write for guidance. The Arlington Pharmacy signs the letter offering reassurance and recommendations.
J. W. Allen and Miss Katie Gerdts of this city were married at nine Saturday night by Probate Judge O. E. Parsons at his office. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are advertised as liver cleansers and system invigoration agents.
Save your coupons in our Education al Voting Contest. Vote early and often.
Boston Cafe promotes oysters to try stew and take home. Shoppers are invited to view a wide holiday goods line at The Boston location 214 Ohio Street with items like handkerchiefs gloves jewelry and smoking sets. Lexington coal and Cohen Coal Company provide coal at 3.00 per ton.
A neighbor’s hand was severely harmed by a nail causing blood poisoning and eventual arm amputation. A second neighbor endured a nail injury and serious risk. Advice urged saturating rusty nail wounds with turpentine as a safe first aid. Also notes a farmer, Uncle Jimmy Stevens, moved to Arkansas after selling his Camp Branch home. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers advertised as effective liver pills.
An Arlington Pharmacy touts One Minute Cough Cure as the harmless remedy yielding immediate results for coughs colds and all lung diseases and claims it will prevent consumption. The ad emphasizes pleasant taste and rapid action.
Cohen Coal Co. advertises coal for sale at 3.00 dollars per ton with telephone contact 263.
John Bonker called the fire department to his home at 901 Washington on Saturday afternoon where a flue was burning out. No damage resulted.
A health note emphasizes that wellbeing comes before songs and asserts Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin prevents indigestion and stomach trouble. The author claims the product guarantees relief and underscores its effectiveness.
At the opera house the Robert Sherman Theatrical company closed its engagement. They moved on to Topeka Kansas. Awards of gifts were given: Florence Poteet received a dress pattern Ruth Levitt won a year’s Sedalia daily newspaper subscription and Mrs A J Gaurreau was awarded a gold watch.
An Arlington pharmacy promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Care claiming it digests all food types to rest and restore digestive organs so you can eat freely. The ad emphasizes this product as the sole preparation that digests every kind of food.
Judge W. S. Shirk of this city has been invited to a reception on Wednesday December 26 hosted by the Republican club of St. Louis in honor of the Hon. E. A. Hitchcock.
The person who disturbed the congregation last Sunday by coughing is urged to call on all druggists for a bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR which is advertised to give relief. Also promoting money loans and farm loans at six percent interest through John H. Bothwell at Sedalia National Bank Building.
Publisher seeks a county manager and good solicitor to handle orders and correspondence for a costly new art volume. The item features 100 full page engravings, illuminated covers, Morocco and cloth bindings with gold lilies and roses. No experience required, rapid promotions and home work with strong earnings potential. Address J A Knight Corcoran Building Washington DC.
Constable James A. Robb wore a new suit won on an election bet. The piece laments lost confidence and health due to kidney disease and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a positive remedy available at all druggists.
Walter Grow's presents a bright selection of smoking articles including Grow's Special cigars El Puro cigars fine pipes and a complete line of choicest tobaccos. Pipes of all kinds and prices available.
The Missouri Dairy association adopted resolutions urging the appointment of a state dairy commissioner. A committee will travel to Jefferson City to lobby for the legislation.
Fragments suggest a confection or food product named Castorita or Castorita style. The text hints at a brand claim Always Bought and a signature element, possibly a parchment or mark. No clear event or person identified.
If you need coal or wood try Stanley Coal Co. We offer the best grades at popular prices. Telephone 26. STANLEY COAL CO.
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