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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1900
Page
7
A Texas wonder claims one bottle treats kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and weakness. It promises two months of treatment and curing most cases. Dr W Hall is named as sole manufacturer with mail order option and testimonials available. Sold by Harker Drug Co.
Huntsville Mo Aug 1 1900 I certify I have been cured of kidney and bladder trouble with one bottle of The Texas Wonder Hall's Great Discovery and can recommend it to others suffering in the same manner
Mrs Susan Stapleton died at the home of her son in law William Haynes in New Franklin Missouri on Saturday at age 79.
An item blends a medical patent claim for Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a brief note on Carrie Nation leaving jail to continue saloon smashes and a tip on local coal prices and a cold remedy. The piece lists Cheney & Co as makers and mentions domestic druggists.
Miss Ina Mount of St Louis and Miss Ella Yost of Sedalia visit their friend Miss Lilla Collins in Warrensburg, spending time together in a social gathering.
J. W. Burress a former police judge and well known Pettis County resident has accepted a position with the Famous at 115 Ohio Street. He invites friends to visit and congratulate him on the new role.
Henry F Rohrbach and family traveled to Sedalia today to make the city their future home. Also note Miss Marie Moerschel visiting her Jefferson City aunt Mrs A Moerschel. A local Education al Voting Contest urges voters to save coupons and vote early.
Mike McGinley came back to Sedalia on Monday after spending three weeks with his brother John McGinley.
Arlington Pharmacy promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers as the most effective liver pills. The ad claims the pills never gripe and highlight their gentle relief.
J M Byler donates A Kings Historical Portfolio valued at 25 dollars to the convention hall fund.
In Kokomo Indiana at a Kempton revival a man identified as Peg Wallace confessed his greatest sin was taking $20 to vote for McKinley and then voting for Bryan in the last election. He vowed to vote as they pay him next time. The Quaker meeting ended with a brief benediction.
Cadmus Kelly, a noted Missouri counterfeiter, was captured in Tennessee after passing half dollar coins in Missouri and Arkansas. Maude Adams of Dayton writes praising Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a household remedy, sold by Arlington Pharmacy. E C White plans monthly auctions of collected judgments, starting January 23 1901, with a sale January 28 at 116 West Third Street.
Under the resolution for a legislative committee of the State Teachers' association President Black has named H. W. Prentis of St Louis F D Thorpe of Kansas City and G Buchanan of Sedalia to serve on the committee.
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