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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1900
Page
6
Good Outing Cloth priced at 74 and 8c yards now. Dark Calicos 54 and 6c, yard wide Percale 10 to 12c. Odds and ends in heavy underwear half price. 25c buys gloves or mitts. Fire shovels and steel shovels priced low. Ramsey's Racket warns of a greater racket to come.
Hundreds have been made well by Dr. Dysart since arriving in Sedalia. From 1 to 2 PM daily he offers free consultation, advice, treatment, and prescriptions to those unable to pay. He treats catarrh rheumatism paralysis dropsy nervous and skin diseases lung kidney stomach ulcers cancer and other ailments. Glasses guaranteed. No charge for consultation. One low fee covers medicine and services. Colesburg.
A 66 year old Sedalia resident reports an obstinate sore on the left ear diagnosed as cancer by Dr J C Dysart and another local physician. After treatment by Dysart the writer credits recovery and urges sufferers to seek his care. The note is dated December 22 1899 and lists 212 East Pacific Avenue.
Bob Abbott discharged from city hospital after six weeks treatment and left Saturday for Jefferson City. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Calvert visited Green Ridge with her father. Beware counterfeit salve claims offering DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. DeWitt’s is the original cure for piles and skin diseases. Servant Harker Drug Co. Miss Nora Fitzgerald joins Menschke’s as bookkeeper after Helen Miller’s resignation.
A. S. McGowan promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar as a remedy to stop coughing and ease phlegm without irritating the lungs, claiming it aids healing without the harsh effects of common expectorants.
In Frankfort Kentucky on January 2 attorneys for Goebel and other Democratic candidates served notices to Republican contestees to take depositions as evidence in pending state office contests. The witness list includes prominent figures from both parties such as Gov. Bradley Senator DeBoer Gen Basil W. Duke and John H W Allen.
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