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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1902
Page
2
The Globe Democracy urges readers to subscribe for its World’s Fair news from St. Louis in 1903. It claims unrivaled circulation across the United States, Canada, Mexico, and global English readers, and recommends including the paper in every home next year.
Stall No. 5 at the market house is now opened by Joseph Kehl a well known young meat dealer in the city. He offers strict cash sales at low figures promising prompt service and invites patronage calling Old phone No 68.
Sedalia Missouri February 6 1902 Office of City Collector all city taxes for 1900 and earlier and personal taxes 1901 not paid by March 1 will be sued on By order Financial Committee please call and settle to avoid instituting suit for collection Respectfully T E Shesrin City Collector Missouri Pacific road engines 78 and 857 are in the shops for repairs.
An old remedy promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cough cure that soothes the lungs and clears phlegm without causing strain. It emphasizes fast relief from coughing and protection for the chest.
Judge Kinsey spent Sunday at New Franklin visiting his daughter Mrs. John Book who is very low with consumption. Mrs Kinsey has been there for some time.
A patient describes a severe cough and bronchitis relief after using Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral prescribed by a doctor. The ad quotes J J Hargrave of New York City praising the remedy as rapidly curing his cough. Prices: 25c, 50c, and 1.00. Manufacturer Ayer Co. Lowell Mass.
Champ Clark welcomes De Armond entering the Missouri senate race. The move shakes a Stone win expectation and opens the field to new hopefuls. Benton reportedly targets the governor's mansion while Cochran plans a last congress run and gubernatorial bid after this fall nomination.
The St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad issues an order banning tobacco use by passenger trainmen in uniform on duty and by all employees around stations. The rule targets cigarettes pipes cigars and also chewing tobacco and applies to trainmen ticket agents baggage men and others working on passenger trains or near stations.
The article notes an average age increase of 33 percent for men and women over the past ten years. It mentions Rocky Mountain Tea and a life preserver in passing, with a brief reference to W. E. Bard Drug Co. as a likely local business connection.
A Mansfield Ohio reader testimonials that One Minute Cough Cure relieved a child’s croup quickly and helped him sleep. The ad touts the product as safe and immediate for coughs colds croup grip bronchitis and other throat and lung troubles and notes it pleases children.
Merle Knight departed Saturday for a trip to Boonville marking a short visit that includes planned meetings and local engagements.
A Camden South Carolina Messenger note recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a top cure for coughs colds and croup. The paper cites personal family use and urges readers with children to keep it at home. W A Wiley traveled to Columbia on Saturday for business.
J A Lambert of Rachel North Carolina endorses Foley's Kidney Cure, stating it does what is claimed and nothing else compares. He thanks the product for the good it has done him and urges acceptance of no substitutes.
Berlin reports Eddyism, the Christian Science movement, draws caricature from comic papers and polemics from religious periodicals. The daily press covers what is described as the latest American import, noting its journey from the United States.
The piece argues most people suffer dyspepsia due to rushed meals and insufficient chewing. It highlights digestion as a slow process requiring thorough mastication to mix food with saliva for proper gastric action.
The advertisement argues that fatigue diverts blood from digestion and undigested food harms the stomach. It presents Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a substitute digestive fluid that digests food independently, rests the digestive organs, and claims instant relief and a permanent cure for indigestion. The copy urges eating normally while using the product and cites widespread dyspepsia from overeating and fatigue.
A brief playful note about enjoying abundant meals without restraint. The fragment hints at a casual eating suggestion with a light tone and no clear individuals or organizations referenced.
A series of letters from readers in Audubon Iowa Benno Laurens County South Edmeston New York New Bern North Carolina and Rice Landing Greene County Pennsylvania attest to relief from dyspepsia indigestion and stomach trouble after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Notaries public certify the statements.
Fort Scott Kansas reports Frank White a grocer was killed when he stood before a moving Missouri Pacific train. He left home at midnight and his body was found at the morgue today. His wife had recently left him.
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