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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1900
Page
6
Advertisement seeks agents across the Western and Southern states to sell new self-adjusting rubber and leather shoe soles. No capital required. The Black Flag 2nd hand store offers high cash prices for household goods and loans money on stored goods. L. F. Mackey, 113 West Main Street.
Wantrep A B Fristee the transfer man offers moving and hauling services. He will move you haul your freight coal or wood. For hauling to do call 240.
Advertises permanent managerial positions with a salary of 900 dollars per year plus expenses. Requires bright, honest individuals to work mainly from home on office duties. Respond with self addressed stamped envelope to Dominion Company Dept. 2 Chicago.
Lost last Saturday night a pair of gold frame spectacles on Fourth street between Lamine and Massachusetts streets. The finder will please leave at this office and get a reward. Address The Dominion Company Dept. W Chicago.
Hundreds have been made well since Dr. Dysart arrived in Sedalia offering free daily consultations between 1 and 2 PM for those unable to pay. He treats catarrh rheumatism paralysis dropsy nervous and blood disorders lung kidney and urinary troubles stomach ulcers piles cancer rupture eczema asthma and other ailments with a single low fee for medicine and services.
A 66 year old Sedalia resident reports a decade old ear sore that resisted other treatments. After seeing Dr J C Dysart a specialist the lesion was diagnosed as cancer and then malignant. Following Dysart’s treatment the patient recovered and praises the physician.
An advertisement for Roger's shoe shop at 17 Lamine Street offers men half soles at 50 cents and children’s at 30 to 40 cents. The proprietor promises quality leather and a guarantee with free replacement if needed. Rubber heels for ladies and gents touted to resist slipping.
In Omaha on January 9 the Jacksonian Club held multiple events honoring William J. Bryan with a reception at club headquarters and a dinner at the Omaha club followed by a Paxton hotel banquet. Bryan spoke on Our Nation praising financial independence and warning against gold standard control while defenders discussed imperialism trusts and democracy. Other speakers included David Overmyer of Kansas A J Weaver of Falls City and Carmack press representative Abbott with tribute to the Jacksonian Club and the party's platform.
A German girl from a good family seeks a loan or financial assistance. A 15 year old boy also desires a position. Address inquiries to 1120 E 15th St Missouri Valley. Missouri valley fruit growers plan to ask the state to locate an experimental station near St Joseph.
A short endorsement argues against cheap cough remedies and promotes Koschee's German Syrup as a cure for severe sore throat and lung troubles. The ad claims the syrup heals, reduces inflammation, aids expectoration, improves sleep, and has long been recommended by druggists worldwide. Also notes travel of George Leonberger and family to Texarkana Arkansas to visit a brother.
Expert medical testimony was introduced to support that a skull injury caused by a pony kick 14 years earlier could lead to emotional insanity under the defense claimed circumstances. The state indicated it would counter the defense's assertions as the trial proceeded in Chattanooga.
Manager Martin of Pierson drug store reports a strong run on Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. Five bottles sold to a customer, with high satisfaction. In the grippe era the remedy is praised for stopping coughs and healing sore throats quickly, boosting sales and pleasing customers. Sold by Servant Harker Drug Store.
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