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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1901
Page
2
The people of Missouri recall that the bonded debt of the state has been reduced by about three million dollars during Governor Stephens's businesslike administration.
The ad asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all disease stages and offers one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. It explains constitutional treatment, internal use affecting blood and mucous surfaces, and claims to strengthen the system. Includes purchase details, testimonials, and other products like Hall's Family Pills and Red Cross Ball Blue.
A shooting occurred north of Warrensburg after a dance when Perry Braden was fired upon by Winfrey Tacket. The 32 calibre bullet lodged in Braden's shoulder. Tacket, who had been drinking, acted rashly. The piece also notes a high death rate from croup and lung troubles and promotes One Minute Cough Cure from Arlington Pharmacy. It lists elected officers of the Married Men's League and features a Chicago woman speaking on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and its benefits in recovering from cold and preventing pneumonia.
Belton Herald notes local resident J. A. Lambert of Rachel N. C. endorses FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE praising its proven effects and urges readers to accept no substitute available through all druggists.
Owen Calland of Parsons, who has witnessed forty hangings, closely follows moves to restore capital punishment in Kansas. The state penitentiary holds forty convicts under death sentence awaiting fate.
The state board of health orders the penitentiary quarantined until May 1. Indigestion endangers life as undigested food poisons blood. The recommended cure is Kodol Dyspepsia Cure that digests food and restores digestive health. Arlington Pharmacy.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy that stops coughing without straining or irritating the lungs. It claims the product aids in clearing phlegm naturally and is available at druggists.
The Chillicothe Tribune notes Bolivar aims to establish a wagon factory before the end of the century. It highlights DeWitt's Little Early Risers as valued liver pills for their quality over quantity. The Hot Air Club plans its first annual skating party at Dayton Lake this evening, and Krause's Cold Cure claims a 24 hour cure sold by Ott's drug store and Otis W. Smith.
A quotation from Margaret E. Sangster in the January 1 Ladies' Home Journal urges readers in Missouri to seize a new era with broad outlook and opportunities. The text speaks to women’s roles and the era ahead.
A Savannah report claims Pat Crowe killed Richardson. An ad for Rocky Mountain Tea touts a cure for constipation claiming anyone can be cured. 35 cents asks readers to consult their druggist.
A man was jailed at Mt Donald following a disturbance as the tale notes the sale and purveyance of Genuine Rocky Mountain Tea. The advertisement urges buyers to avoid peddlers and directs to Madison Medicine Co. products via druggists.
Slater leads a Dixie club in a spirited gathering praising a community event. The item notes a popular remedy, Bromo Quinine Tablets, used for cold relief.
Publishers seek a county manager and solicitor for a lavish book with 100 full page engravings and ornate Morrocan and cloth bindings. Earnest Christian promotion stories claim high commissions. one woman made $500 in four weeks. Write J A Knight Corcoran Building Washington DC applies.
Frank Vollrath advertises a loan service offering five percent interest with no commission. He provides address Room 217 Ilgenfritz Block for contact.
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