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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1901
Page
2
Whipple's coal is advertised as the coal that burns longest heats hottest and gives the greatest satisfaction. The firm promises prompt delivery and correct prices from its town office at 219 Ohio Street Thane 43.
Mr and Mrs W Coleman of Tipton traveled to visit their nephew B Coleman. The trip highlighted family connections and a cordial reunion observed in the community notes.
A drug notice claims Botanic Blood Balm B B B cures deep seated catarrh and rheumatism by neutralizing the poison in food. It promises relief from bone and joint pains swollen glands tainted breath mucus discharges and blood purification. Free trial and medical advice offered by Lood Balm Co Atlanta with address and pricing.
K P B Berry and family of Kan- Mit who spent the Wednesdays here returned home today. Those who suffer from sick headache may read Mrs Viorence Frasier of Ledgewood New York who endorses Krause's Headache Capsules saying they cure her terrible headaches. Sold by Ott's drug store and Otis Smith.
Russell Grenier of Kansas City returns home after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs A E. He arrived yesterday and shared tidings of his trip with local friends.
An old classified note warns that RMed signals danger on rail pads and on a man’s face while promoting Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy. It claims the tea is genuine for cheeks and asks readers to consult a druggist for the 35 cent price.
The Rev. E. J. Hunt arrived from the east on the Missouri Pacific yesterday afternoon. A Madison Medicine Co promoted Ghee tea and Rocky Mountain Tea sold by peddlers in bulk, urging readers to ask their druggist. A. J. Keller departed Fulton after visiting N. H. Gentry’s family. The item warns constipation risks and claims Rocky Mountain Tea cures it, priced at 35 cents.
A. A. F. Ashby of Holden, after visiting friends, came home yesterday afternoon. Phrase promotes Seanner Salve as a healing treatment for hands cracked lips and skin roughness, available at all druggists.
M Lindsley and wife from St. Louis have settled here. He is a traveling man and has made this city his headquarters.
Quality not quantity makes DeWitt's Little Early Risers such valuable liver pills at Arlington Pharmacy.
The Sentinel promotes a voting contest offering two scholarships to International Correspondence Schools in Scranton Pa. The largest vote earners by January 10 1901 win free leather bound books drafting instruments and materials. Winners study at home and may pursue draftsman or engineering careers with advancement potential.
The article describes hoverers or wreckers who recover wreckage from the coast. It cites 140 tons of anchors and chains hauled from the Downs and Yarmouth roads during last summer. It notes ships and fishing boats looting derelict cargo until Trinity House intervened to restore order.
Mrs Glessner Moore Brady daughter of Col H C Moore and board member of the state asylum No 3 was elected Vernon County official with the largest vote. Her husband died while serving in the same office and the county bar urged her appointment as his successor. She campaigned in all towns and will retire after her current term ends.
A New York fashion trend hides champagne brands by removing labels at private dinners and hostess events. The practice mirrors international courtyards where bottles are wrapped to prevent brand identification, alarming champagne agents who fear lowered recognition while guests remain unaware of the wine.
Prof Roxa Tyler of Chicago vice president Illinois Woman's Alliance testifies that Chamberlains Cough Remedy relieved a severe winter cold that threatened pneumonia and upset her stomach after other medicines failed. She says she recovered fully and would not be without the remedy again. Sold by Mertz Hale Kautzman and Otis W Smith.
The editor asserts the phrase No flies on them originated during Israelite bondage, tied to a patriot’s remark amid the plague of flies during Pharaoh’s era. The claim links a biblical era to modern slang in a provocative editorial note.
A dialogue notes Mrs OFlaherty praising a wealthy mistress as Bridget teases that her flannel petticoats are made of silk, reflecting urban chatter on wealth and status in the district.
When threatened by pneumonia or any lung trouble prompt relief is necessary. Suggest taking One Minute Cough Cure at first signs of a cold. It cures quickly and its early use prevents constipation. Arlington Pharmacy.
An advertisement urges readers to choose J. S. Bosserman's at 219 South Lamine Street for dyeing cleaning pressing and repairing, promising first class results and insisting on authentic products over imitations.
Classified note announces five percent loans with no commission by Frank Vollrath Room 217 Ilgenfritz Block. Local brief reports G W Alcorn opened the original boneyard at Ohio and Sixth streets on December 11 offering pork cuts and live poultry. Miss Jessie Kennedy and Miss Ida Kennedy return from Jefferson City and St Louis visits.
W. R. McCormick, hosted by his father-in-law Rev. E. J. Hunt, has gone back to his home in Carthage after an extended visit leaving his wife behind for a longer stay.
An old newspaper ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claimed to cure a cold in one day. It states all druggists refund money if it fails and features E. W. Gove’s signature on each box, price 25 cents.
Miss Lucy Gentry departed Monday afternoon for Chicago after spending the holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs N H Gentry.
The copy promotes Red Cross Ball Blue as superior to all others. A large 207 ounce package price is stated in cents, indicating affordability.
Nancy Elizabeth Mills died at her home three miles east of Warsaw on December 23 at age 40. Daughter of Benj. R. Bristow she was born in Warsaw and lived nearby. Survived by husband John Mills five children and many relatives. A Baptist for 25 years she was buried last Monday at Savage graveyard with funeral services by Rev. Cathay.
The notice claims a high child death rate from croup and lung troubles this season and urges prompt use of One Minute Cough Cure for instant relief. It also asserts effectiveness for grippe and throat and lung issues in adults and notes Arlington Pharmacy as the source.
William Turner of Childers was shot by Deed, a druggist at Climax Springs on December 21. Five shots struck Turner, two in the right arm, one through the wrist, one in the arm midway to the elbow, and another on the left side of the back. Dr. Hanley attended and deemed the outlook not hopeless.
J A Lambert of Radghl NC endorses Roley's Kidney Cure claiming it does what it claims and thanking the makers. He urges accepting no substitute and notes all druggists carry the remedy.
An advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure notes internal use improves mucous membranes and strengthens the constitution. Sold by druggists 75 cents plus Hall's Family Pills recommended.
A Missouri composer and drummer Sterling Price F Dale is credited as a fiddler across the state. the piece titled Only One Girl I Love is noted among violinists for its composition.
Advertises Foley’s Honey and Tar as the best remedy for throat and lung ailments. Claims authorized agents guarantee satisfaction and that all druggists carry the product.
Editor Bryson of the Louisiana Press recalls Christmas as more than a holiday, calling it a holly day a holy day and a holler day to reflect its varied meanings.
An ad extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a cough cure that soothes the chest and helps expel phlegm without straining. It urges readers to ask druggists for this preparation.
A St. Joseph woman reportedly bought a sealskin coat in her size for her husband as a Christmas present and had the charge placed to him.
An Arlington Pharmacy advertises Kodol Dysopsia Cure as the remedy for indigestion. It claims the product digests what you eat and restores all digestive organs to health, warning that untreated indigestion shortens life.
A publishers backed by a $100000 outlay seeks a county manager and a capable solicitor with good pay. The job involves handling large correspondence from home, with rapid promotions and significant sales of a luxury published work featuring 100 full page engravings and lavish bindings. Christian men and women reportedly earn fortunes taking orders, including a woman who made $500 in four weeks. Address J A Knight Corcoran Building Washington DC.
Sedalia Warsaw and Southwestern Railway announces holiday rates from December 22, 1900, to January 1, 1901, inclusive. Round trip tickets to all stations at a single fare, valid until January 2, 1901 for return. Co. E marsh the New.
Money to loan one thousand dollars and up on choice real estate security. Farm loans now made at six percent interest with moderate expenses. Partial payments allowed. John H. Bothwell, Sedalia National Bank Building.
Mo Pac offers round trip fare for journeys within 200 miles to all points on the system from December 23 24 25 and 31 1900 and January 1 1901 with return by January 2. Tickets cost at least 50 cents and no ticket under that amount.
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