What is the use of Morrow's Kid-ne-oids
A testimonial advert claims Morrow's Kid-ne-oids relieve kidney backache nervousness sleeplessness and dizziness. Mrs. Milton Bartle describes long kidney trouble improved in three days after using the yellow tablets priced fifty cents from Mertz Hale's with a descriptive booklet available from John Morrow & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Milton Bartle
East 12Th St
Mertz
Hale
Mertz & Hale’s
John Morrow & Co
Springfield
Ohio
The MW Year in Sedalla Promises Growth in 1900
The article predicts Sedalla's 1900 progress with plans for the State Fair, new rail line, shoe factory, smelting mill, opera house, suburban electric line, a $50 000 public library, canning and soap factories, and expansions at existing plants, amid campaigns of free distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selah Baschior ‘‘Duns
No-To-Bac Ad from Sterling Remedy Co.
Trademark tonic advertisement promises cure for tobacco habits with No-To-Bac the wonder-worker claiming to make weak men strong. Appears in a tone filled with vigor and testimonials. Available from druggists for 50 cents or 81 cents with a free booklet and sample from Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youbobacco
Adarsess Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Freedom for Frank Farrell and the Manila paper
Frank Farrell receives a copy of the Manila based freedom newspaper sent by his brother in the Philippine Islands. The issue, widely commented on in the U.S. press, features ads for saloons and liquor houses and notes a strike at freedom's office as printers walk out over wages. The editor cites poor business and retrenchment and claims he will hire replacements and run the paper his way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Farrell
Freedom
Jelo
Philippine Islands
Manila
Lawyer John H. Thomas Transferred to U. S. Land Office
From Washington, John H. Thomas of the city law firm announces his assignment to the legal department of the U. S. land office. He achieved the second highest average in the nation and is held in high esteem by government officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Department
John H. Thomas
Washington
U. S. Land Office
United States
Milch cow for sale on Ohio Street
Notice advertises a good milch cow for sale at 618 eight Ohio Street. The listing emphasizes quality and location, inviting interested buyers to inquire locally.
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Ohio Street
Sedalia urged to match Concordia cannery effort
Editor Van B. Wisker urges Sedalia to build a canning factory to create jobs and boost local commerce. He cites Concordia’s successful tomatoes, drain tile sales, and farmer payments as a model, arguing railroads and bankers require proactive industry to sustain growth.
Cascarets Promise Clear Skin With Blood Cleansing Claims
Ad touts Cascarets as a beauty aid to purify blood and stimulate the liver to banish pimples boils blotches blackheads and bilious complexion. Promises beauty for ten cents with druggists offering 10c 25c and 50c sizes.
Miller's Cough Bitters billed as prescription medicine
Dr. Miller's Cough Bitters is presented not as a patent remedy but as a prescription product used by practicing physicians, according to Servant Harker Drug Co.
Woman Ties Seven Children To Prevent Loss On Train
Mrs Mary Schwenck of near Creston Iowa travels with seven children aged one to ten aboard the Katy flyer to Wichita Texas. Six children are fastened to a clothesline rope with gaps of about 15 inches, one end tied to the mother's belt, to keep them from getting lost or kidnapped as she explained to conductor Knox at St Louis Union station. The party passed through Sedalia Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schwenck
Creston
Sedalia
Wichita
Texas
Best speller to win ring at Sacred Heart event
Manager Gibbon notes the largest week at the Western Union office. A diamond ruby ring from Bichsel Bros will be awarded to the top speller at Sacred Heart hall on Thursday evening, December 28. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbon
Western Union Telegraph Office
Bichsel Bros
Sacred Heart Hall
Why Soldiers Are Safe in Trenches
A man in a trench is as safe from a shower of bullets as behind a fortification. Earthworks prove safer protection than masonry. The ordinary rifle bullet penetrates only mud and soil a few inches. The Lee-Mette battles ahead of Mauser while Mauser exceeds Martini-Henry. Large Maxim bullets are halted by this breastwork as by a battleship side.
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Sedalla
LES
Concordia
Dubs
Prairies
Missouri
Io. Pac
Katy
Dendalia
Dubbs
Lide Canning Factory
van B. Wiskerr
Mrs. Macy Schwenck
Sedalia Hardware & Grocer Company
South Side Square
EW Grove
Torrow
McClellan
Sir William Gatacre
Marting
Aguinaldo
Wm. Courtney’s
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