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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1901
Page
3
The piece discusses common stomach ailments from careless eating and drinking and promotes Dr. Pierce's Gold en Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestive issues. It also mentions Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to keep bowels healthy and health benefits beyond digestion.
A Champaign man receives a letter from Elizabeth Burling Sampson stating Admiral Sampson is hopelessly mentally worn from a long life of duty. The note references his controversy with Admiral Schley and expresses gratitude for sympathy from readers in Palmyra and the West. Washington letter dated December 23, 1901.
A burglar caught in a country town north of Terre Haute Indiana gave the name William Goad and said he had just arrived from Joplin Missouri.
A dealer questions whether selling a Madison Medicine Company Rocky Mountain Tea lookalike would yield higher earnings and suggests consulting a druggist for comparison.
Smoky Brown of Lamonte was tried by Justice Johnson Wheeler on the concealed weapons charge. Attorney H. B. Sinnett represented the state and G. M. Smith the defendant. Brown received thirty days and costs, with the case appealed to be considered at the next criminal court meeting in January.
Hayfield Minnesota man H C Chrestenson credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with his recovery after years of severe dyspepsia and inability to hold food. He details immense improvement after starting the remedy and urges others to try it. Digests your food and cures stomach troubles, W E Bard Drug Co.
Versailles Missouri notes report the Methodist church starting a postholiday meeting series, followed by a Baptist church revival. R J Kelsey departed for a six week visit with daughter Mrs Eli Williams whose wife suffered a paralytic stroke but is improving. Gen J K Hudson visits Topeka during holidays. Miss Myrtle Sanford teacher in Pettis county spends holidays with local relatives.
Chas Rogie of Atwater, C was in bad shape with kidney trouble. He credits Foley's Kidney Cure for rapid improvement. He states after four days he could return to work and is now entirely well. Sold by all druggists.
Earl N Boutell of Kansas City is visiting his uncle G N Boutell. The note places them in Kansas City and notes the family connection.
A. J. Snell of Summer Hill New York avoided a party due to stomach pain. A friend urged Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He bought it, took two doses, and says it cured him enough to enjoy the party. The remedy is sold by all druggists.
Edward Hurley Jr travels to Kansas City to visit friends, staying in the area for a period as he spends time socializing and catching up with acquaintances.
Winchester Indiana man credits Foley's Honey and Tar with saving his son's life. He reports membranous croup relief after the first dose and continued use brought the boy out of danger. Druggists carry the remedy.
Mrs Irwin Cous of Clinton is visiting her sister Mrs D C Patton.
Old friends of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy learn manufacturers have released Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They claim improved ease of use and pleasant effects, aiding constipation biliousness sick headache and digestion. For sale by all druggists.
Public notice advertises a stock of rare old wines and liquors for the holidays sold at reasonable prices. Wholesale and Family Store at 115 West Second Street offers purity guaranteed and accessibility by both phones. Agents are wanted to sell Wilbur's Stock Food Compounds and Wilbur's ointments, Furicide fire extinguisher, and Ramseys Racket sells Keyricide at three dollars.
A Sedalia Missouri notice advertises a $500000 loan pool in central Missouri for farms at six percent annual interest with optional principal payments in amounts of $100 or more. It invites borrowers to contact GEO M. RIDDLE at 320 Ohio St. for renewals or new loans, and notes Joe Sewell at the Star on West Main offering land related drinks and goods with a welcoming message.
A local trade ad advertises mixed candy at three pounds for 25 cents and sugar taffy including peanut at 10 cents. Corner Fifth and Ohio is listed with C Boyst as proprietor and both phones 218.
At the seventeenth annual session of the Missouri State Teachers association colored held at Allen chapel in Kansas City Mayor Reed declared that if no negro in the United States lacked literacy half of prejudice would be removed. Lincoln Institute principal J W Daniel praised the mayor and added a counterpoint about universal literacy removing the remaining prejudice.
Dr. R E Howlett a long time Otterville physician has moved to Higginsville to head medical care at the Missouri Confederate home elected by its board. Mrs. Howlett will join him. they will reside at the home in a cottage. The surgeon is famed across Central Missouri and vows to provide skilled care to the veterans, earning their lifelong appreciation.
A vintage ad praising Rocky Mountain Tea suggests it could do as much good as day and night swapping. It urges readers to ask their druggist about the product.
Miss Bess Maguire of St Louis is the guest of her cousin Miss Emma Miner on West Fourth street at a House party or social visit.
After exposure or when you feel a cold coming on, take a dose of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR. It never fails to stop a cold if taken in time. All druggists.
Assistant Engineer Bush of the Missouri Pacific was a west bound passenger Saturday.
Advertises FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR as a remedy for cold cough or lagrippe urging a dose or two to nip symptoms in the bud and warning to beware of substitutes sold by druggists.
Claude Neal of Leeton spent Saturday in the city pursuing interests with a publishing house. He is reported to be seeking opportunities and discussing possible ventures with officials and editors.
The Liberty Bell flour from New Lebanon Roller Mills uses Cooper county wheat and is marketed as the best two dollar flour in the state. The maker claims all low grade flour is taken from it while the high grade remains, with extra fine quality for light bread. Authorized by J. M. Cain at Yeater's Old Stand 112 14 West Main.
Money loans $1,000 and up on Pettis county realty with lowest rates and best terms. Farm loans at 5 percent interest with partial payment privileges. J H Bothwell, attorney at Sedalia National Bank Building.
Owen Brown relocates his sheet music and musical merchandise to 514 Ohio Street and invites friends and customers to visit the new location.
Miss Lillian Brinton is visiting relatives and friends in Otterville, staying with local family during the trip.
A reader reports relief and cure from bed sores after using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. The testimonial extols the salve as the best on the market and warns against counterfeits. Also notes old papers for sale by this office.
Mrs. L T Mueller has returned from a brief visit to Warrensburg. The trip was described as short and routine with no noted incidents or further plans announced.
Advertisers praise Foley’s Honey and Tar as a splendid cough and cold remedy. Walch’s drugstore promotes chocolates and bon bons at 25 and 40 cents per pound while supplies last, with Christmas sweets featured.
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