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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1901

Page

2

Eighteenth Anniversary Observed at Central Business College

Tonight Central Business College marks its eighteenth anniversary with a program of music and speeches. Father John D. Murphy, Hon. Bruce Barnett, Rev. Clarence A. Buchanan, Mrs. Charles H. Bard, Prof. John B. Wilson, Dr. Samuel K. Crawford and Prof. Henry W Steininger are among speakers and performers, with college mandolin and female quartet performances.

Central Business College Bruce Barnett Music—College Mandolin Club Clarence A. Bu John BD. Wilson College Female Quartette Samuel K. Crawford Henry W Steininger

Topeka Man Keeps Opal Swap Secret at Jewelers

A Topeka man misplaced a small opal from his ring and had it replaced. He later found the old opal, tried to swap it into the replacement, but confessed and insisted the new stone be used. The tale ends with a bottle of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin advertised by Arlington Pharmacy.

Topeka Dr. Caldwell Arlington Pharmacy

Mrs Ayres Heads to Houstonia for Visit

Mrs M A Ayres departed Monday for a visit at Houstonia. Do not neglect your business by going to bed due to a cold. Krause's Cold Cure will break it up in twenty four hours. Sold by Ott's drug store and Otis W Smith.

Krause Ott’s Drug Store Otis W. Smith

Whipple's Coal Offers Long Burn and Prompt Delivery

Whipple's coal is advertised as the coal that burns longest and hottest with the greatest satisfaction. The ad promises prompt delivery and fixed prices from the Downtown office at 219 Ohio Street with phone 438.

Whipple Ohio Street

Laxative Syrup Ad and German Church Ladies Aid Note

An advertisement extols the California Fig Syrup Company laxative as a pleasant, effective remedy made from senna and aromatic plants. It also reports the German Evangelical Church Ladies Aid meeting, noting new member Mrs. Loper, treasurer Mrs. Wm. Leideman, past year donations totaling, and officers for the year including Mrs. D. Rinkel, Mrs. Carl Yost, J. Hobrock, and Miss Helen Ludemann with monthly meetings on the first Thursday at 2:30 p.m.

Rome California Fig Syrup Co Ladies’ Aid Society Our Theological Seminary St. Louis St. Charles

States Seek Share of 19 Million Rivers and Harbors Funds

All towns tributary to the Missouri River contend the state deserves a fair portion of the 19 million dollars appropriated by Congress for rivers and harbors projects.

Congress

Kodo Dyspepsia Cure Promoted by Ariington Pharmacy

An advertisement asserts indigestion shortens life and claims Kodo Dyspepsia Cure digests food and restores digestion. The spot credits Ariington Pharmacy as the vendor.

Ariington Pharmacy

Jefferson City Council Approves New Fire Apparatus

The Jefferson City council honors funds to acquire a fresh fire team and an additional hose wagon to enhance firefighting capacity and response.

Jefferson City

To Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Claim

An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a one day cure for colds with refund offered if it fails. E W Grove trademark appears on each box and the price is 25 cents.

E. W. Grove

Marmaduke, Missouri's Saline-born Governor

The Saline County Index features an illustrated piece on John S. Marmaduke, noting he is the only Missouri governor born in Saline County. The profile highlights his ties to the county and his unique birthplace among Missouri governors.

Saline County John S. Marmaduke Missouri Saline

Margaret Sangster and the call of a new epoch

A quotation from Margaret E. Sangster in the January Ladies' Home Journal urges embracing the new era. The speaker emphasizes women's progress and the need to rise to future demands with confidence and resolve.

Margaret E. Sangster Ladies’ Home Journal

Insurance Pitch in Ilgenfritz Building

A notice directs readers to consult Vollrath in Room 217 of the Ilgenfritz building for insurance services.

Vollrath Ilgenfritz Building

Artwork sales offer county manager position for big book

Publishers seek a local manager and solicitor to handle orders for a lavish volume outlay over 100000 dollars. Nearly 100 full page engravings, luxe Morocca and cloth bindings with gold lilies and roses. Quick earnings possible. one Christian woman made 500 dollars in four weeks. Send inquiries to J A Knight Corcoran Building Washington DC.

J. A. Knight Corcoran Building United States Treasury Washington, D. C

City paper columns echo a St Louis joke on crumpled money

In a PoD item from January 4, the line jokes that crumpling paper money makes more of it appear. Fayette Weekly Globe notes the gag lightly, treating it as humorous chatter rather than news.

Fayette Weekly Globe St. Louis Post-Dispatch

One Minute Cough Cure Brings Quick Relief

The text promotes a rapid relief for croup grippe and throat and lung troubles. It claims instant relief for children and also helps adults with respiratory issues. It emphasizes prompt action to save children from deadly diseases and notes the remedy is pleasant to take.

Arlington Pharmacy

Smallpox Count Reported in Kansas Population

The state board of health reports 267 smallpox cases across Kansas, noted as a higher tally for such a large state. The update frames the number as a manageable figure given the state's size and population.

State Board of Health Kansas

If Banner Salve Heals Piles or Money Back Offer

A historical ad promises Banner Salve as the most healing remedy for piles with a money back guarantee. It claims all druggists carry the product and guarantees satisfaction or refund.

Wireless telegraphing may yield delayless messenger bays

A Philadelphia Times note claims wireless telegraphy tried successfully during a sea storm could lead to a delayless messenger bay in the future, signaling a potential advance in rapid maritime communication.

Philadelphia Times

Ley's Honey and Tar for Infants and Children

Public health warning touts FO LEY'S HONEY AND TAR to prevent pneumonia or croup in babies. Gist urges early use by parents and caregivers and selling through druggists.

Foley

Webb City Adds Sewers Lights YMCA and New Presbyterian Church

In 1901 Webb City plans sewer construction electric street lights and the establishment of a YMCA along with a new Presbyterian church, signaling community modernization and growth.

Webb

Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Energy Boost

A compact health ad touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a solution to fatigue and scattered rays of energy, priced at 35 cents and available through druggists.

Gritty Snow Report From Nod Away County

The Ravenwood Gazette notes gritty and granular snow fell in Nod Away County last week. Local residents reported slushy streets and difficult travel conditions as winter weather persisted across the area.

Nodaway County Ravenwood

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Quick Relief

An Arlington Pharmacy advertises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin claiming the first dose proves its merit and offers prompt relief.

Smallpox scare halts services in Louisiana Missouri

No school or church services have been held in Louisiana Missouri for three weeks due to a smallpox scare. Local authorities ordered closures to prevent spread and residents await further guidance.

Lousiana

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the Sentinel Evory Sedalia, MO H. Graffis and S. C. Patrick Publishers and Proprietors Music—College Orchestra Hopkins B. Shane Music—College Tette John D. Murphy Miss Miller Miss Bowman Chanan Charles H Mr. Cook M. A. Ayres Houstonia Candy Palace G Kehl West End Market Square San Francisco Cal Louisville New York N. Y Price Co D. Rinkel Carl Yost J. Hobrock Lear Helen Ludemann Marmaduke Webb City Improvements Sedalia F. Taylor Cain West Main Street Ferndale Sprague-Warner & CO P. Brandt Grocer CO Henry Lamm Sangree & Lamm Lawyers Obie Street Gustrun He Evans Emtear Co. Ynnati Meg J.W. Byler Ohic Chas. van Antwerp Katie Bldg Bard’s Nid Chichester Chichester Chemical Co Madison Square Cook Remedy Nic Temple Chicago Union Shop Chas. Pudry West Third St
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