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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1900

Page

2

Death of N H Fulkerson in Missouri Farm Owner

N H Fulkerson died Monday at his home ten miles northwest of the city from heart failure. A sixty eight year old native of the county, he served in the Confederate army under Gen Price, owned a 1200 acre farm, and was the father of Dr. Fulkerson, a Sedalia dentist. Burial was set for Tuesday in W Columbus.

N. H. Fulkerson M. H. Fulkerson Gen. Price Columbus Dr. Fulkerson Katie Block Sedalia

Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed by Chicago Health Inspector

Health inspector F. B. Thirkield endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Cure from Servant-Harker Drug Co, stating it cured his severe dyspepsia and digests food to relieve indigestion heartburn and related ailments.

F. B. Thirkield Chicago Servant-Harker Drug Co

Taylor Family Guests in Chicago Ties

Mr and Mrs Charles H Taylor of Chicago are guests of Wylie Catlett and family. Mrs Taylor is a sister of Mr Catlett, highlighting family ties in the visit.

Charles H. Taylor Chicago Wylie Catlett Mrs. Taylor Mr. Catlett

Doctor Cure Promises Kidney Relief Report

Mrs Frances L Sales of Missouri Valley Indiana says she suffered kidney trouble for years and saw five doctors without help. After using three bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure she reports a perfect recovery. A S S McGowan. Glenn Woods Visits Parents in town from Kansas City.

Frances L. Sales Missouri Valley, In Foley A. Ss. McGowan

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Boosts Local Sales

Pierson drug store manager Martin reports a strong run on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy during the la grippe season. Five bottles often sold to a single customer, with high satisfaction from prompt relief. Available from Servant-Harker Drug Co. and J. L. Kautzman Otis W. Smith.

Chamberlain Martin Pierson Drug Store la Grippe Chicago Calumet Servant-Harker Drug Co J. L. Kautzman Otis W. Smith

Mrs J F Rea Family Visited Windsor Residence

Mrs J F Rea, her son Hagey and daughter Ethyl spent Saturday at Windsor visiting Mrs Rea at her former home.

J. F. Rea Hagey Ethyl Windsor

One Minute Cough Cure Praised By Georgia Agent

L. T. Travis of Selina Georgia endorses One Minute Cough Cure saying it works like a charm. The ad claims it is the only harmless remedy with immediate results for coughs colds croup bronchitis and throat and lung troubles. Also notes Mrs Horace Hutchison and Miss Griffin shopping in Boonville Saturday.

L. T. Travis Southern R. R Selina Servant Harker Drug Co Horace Hutchison Miss Griffin Boonville

Quack Claim Promises Money Back for Pile Cure

An advertisement claims the product cures piles and guarantees a money back policy. It attributes the claim to A. S. McGowan and markets the preparation as the most healing medicine in the world.

A. S. McGowan

John Harland and Wife Visit Sicher

John Harland and his wife of Seattle Washington are at the Sicher hotel for a stay in the city.

John Harland Se‘aattle, Wash the Sicher

Mr J M Brown Hosts Friends for Miss Sutton Welcome

Mr J M Brown and wife entertained a party of friends Friday at their corner Stewart and Cooper home in Holden to honor Miss Mabelle Sutton. Cards were the feature of the evening and delicious refreshments were served.

Foley's Honey and Tar Warned For Infants Use

A S McGowan advises Nave doctors against Foley's Honey and Tar for babies to prevent pneumonia or croup, noting risks to thousands of infants and children.

NAVE Foley A. S. McGowan

Misses Clark Guests of Warrensburg Visitors Leave

Misses Louise and Mary Clark of Warrensburg, who have stayed with Ned Spencer and wife for a few days, departed this morning for their home.

Louise and Mary Clark Warrensburg Ned Spencer

Mrs. C. W. Roush and Blanche Visit Satterfield

Mrs. C. W. Roush and her daughter Miss Blanche from Harrisonville are visiting Mrs. B. F. Satterfield at her East Tenth Street residence.

One Hour Music Lessons for 25 Cents

An advertisement offers one hour music lessons for 25 cents at Miss Wiederhold on the third floor corner of 2nd and Ohio Street over Meyers and Dow. Also notes Dr Miller's Cough Bitters as a prescription used by physicians, not a patent medicine, from Servant Harker Drug Co.

Wiederhold Ohio St Meyers & Dow

Wanted Jan 1 1900 Lady Clerk who can play music at sight

Job notice from S M Walker seeks a female clerk able to read music at sight for John N Taylor, 521 Ohio. Applicant should respond to this address.

John N. Taylor Ohio S. M. Walker

Cures a Cold in One Day Grip Tab Ad

Dr. D. L. La Verne's Grip Tab promises rapid relief for la grippe and colds without affecting the head like quinine. Available at Fleischmann's Pharmacy for 25 cents as the best headache remedy.

D. L. la Verne Fleischmann

Rexar My Hall Former Knights Occupied Store Corner

Property listing notes Rexar My Hall long occupied by the Knights of Pythias now available over a grocery at Fifth and Ohio northwest corner. Inquiries to P BrRanpr at the store for terms.

Rexar Knights of Pythias Fifth and Ohio P. Brranpr

Miss Mamie Younger Heads to Kansas City Visit

Miss Mamie Younger departed Monday for a visit in Kansas City. The ad touts Walker's Tonic as a tonic that restores vitality by invigorating the brain heart and nervous system.

Mamie Younger Kansas City Walker

Judge Montgomery visits from St Louis and local herb remedies touted

Judge John Montgomery Jr. returns from St Louis as Granny Metcalf of Kentucky praises Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as the best cough and bronchial remedy offered to the people. Also a cow for sale will freshen in March. 3160 Randolph E H Calef, Katy Commercial Agent, arrived from St Louis.

E. H. Calef Katy St. Louis

Partly Musical Londoners Seek Tunes Over Theory

A London World essay notes crowds crave tuneful music over complex composition, praising lively violin pizzicatos while wary of fugues and counterpoint. It highlights public charity excess in New York, urging reform as city spends millions on relief with little oversight. Buy Red Cross Bail Plue.

London Paris

Richest Diamond Field in New York City Declared

The New York World reports the Maiden Lane diamond district holds about 1300 dealers with a total stock from 25 000 to 2 000 000 each. The city imports 12 to 15 million dollars’ worth of diamonds annually, making it the nation’s great receiving and distributing market.

Manhattan Kimberly New York Maiden Lane

The Young Housekeeper Finds Reward in Diligent Work

The Ladies' Home Journal urges young housekeepers to organize daily tasks, pursue studies, and cultivate intellect and cheerfulness. By systematizing work and using time well, women gain personal growth, hospitable influence, and inner fulfillment through thoughtful care.

Ladies’ Home Journal

London Firms Probe Calcutta Heir For $5 Million Fortune

In Hull inquiries reveal Mrs Giles 76 and widow of a joiner may be heir to William Gibson who died in 1807 leaving $39,000. Interest over 92 years has boosted the estate, with eight families plus Mrs Giles and her son awaiting share of an estimated $5,000,000 held by the Calcutta comptroller general.

William Gibson Stockton England India Miss Purdy Calcutta Gibson Hull Giles London Charter House Middlesborough Comptroller-General

What Would Be Worse

A terse exchange from a Detroit Free Press item captures Kitty Ruth and Claire debating a proposal. The dialogue hints at social tension surrounding a suitor and marriage in a midcentury context.

Kitty Ruth Claire Detroit Free Press

Germans Define The New European Traveler Wave

The piece notes Germans becoming a major traveling force in Europe with heavy spending in Switzerland and Lucerne, surpassing English visitors who are criticized for bargaining. It cites 2,890 Germans in Lucerne from June 16 to 30, and 1,811 English, showing a broad rise in foreign tourism. It contrasts Russian travelers as highly profitable to local businesses.

Europe Switzerland Taunus-Ward Lucerne

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Glenn Woods Mrs R. C. Wood John Montgomery, Jr Randolph Street Notory Bradfield Regulator CO Atlanta Georgia Mecca New York City Potter's Field Popular Science Monthly City of Red Cross Far East Henry E Campton Columbia University Scott & Bowne China Canton
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