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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1906
Page
2
A self improvement feature from Sedalia Missouri urges readers to study the art of living. It discusses psychology suggestion and mental habits, claiming better health and happiness come from personal will power and changes in thought. It promotes 1906 as a turning year and self mastery.
The piece argues retirement from business is unlikely in American life. It cites Gen. Hell Roaring Jake Smith and notes E H Harriman will stay busy. It mentions John R Walsh being urged to retire but suggests a forced retirement to an institution, with others like Mr Gould and Mr Cassat still active.
The text portrays W. Gates as busy and influential while suggesting Mr. Hill avoids seeking independence, likely choosing to stay under Roosevelt's regulatory influence. It hints this arrangement could be a valuable challenge for Hill in the political landscape.
Perfection in the physical is tied to nature’s resources. Cathartics grip and dissipate while DeWitts Little Early Risers expel putrid matter and bile letting the liver regain activity. Improves complexion. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Rome imposes limits on American tourists seeking papal audiences. After incidents including a divorced woman being admitted and Americans failing to kneel, Vatican officials will require Americans to be recommended by bishops or backed by a recognized official to guarantee propriety.
The editor notes receipt of two copies of the 1906 Kodol almanac and 200 year calendar. It promises absolute accuracy for day of week dating for events past and future. E C DeWitt and Company of Chicago own and publish and offer a free copy with a two cent stamp if this paper is named.
Sd Burke was arraigned this morning before Police Magistrate Truxel and fined five dollars on a charge of indecent injection.
A promotional piece extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as remedies for female ailments and infertility. It claims to reduce morning sickness, strengthen the mother, and ensure a healthy baby, citing a Syracuse testimonial and offering a free medical adviser book for 31 stamps.
A. Hilton invites readers to request a free booklet about hunting and fishing in the Ozarks and St. Francis Valley. The booklet covers turkey duck quail squirrels and deer opportunities along the Frisco system routes. J. H. Johnson advertises MCCO Coffee as freshly roasted daily.
Tomorrow the Epiphany feast is observed with a 10 a.m. service and sermon at Calvary Church.
The text traces Mrs Morris and Dr Morris facing alleged political hostility tied to Rep Hull. It recounts her forceful ejection from the White House offices, her history with Highleyman, and the couple’s five year grievance involving political figures and family ties. It notes their two sons in Missouri and Arkansas careers.
Samuel I. Highleyman, Missouri Pacific tax commissioner, longtime resident of the Buckingham, is described as the former husband of Mrs. Morris who now weds Dr. Minor Morris of Washington, D. C. He stated last night that the present Mrs. Morris was once Miss Hull of Des Moines, Iowa.
Deputy Constable Elmer Smith shows a Colt Frontier 44 caliber six shooter bought Thursday from a local dealer. The gun bears serial number 216332 and is described as large enough for a light artillery piece. He warns its discharge could tear out a section of battle row and be heard from Georgetown.
W. J. Letts advertises MCCO Coffee roasted each day for customers seeking fresh flavor. The notice highlights daily roasting, inviting patrons to enjoy hot, aromatic brews.
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