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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1901
Page
2
Howard S. Parker, formerly of Hannibal, now a Philippine Islands soldier, reports that drinking Beno liquor is killing more men there than combat. He describes drunk men becoming crazy and ready to fight anyone nearby.
Prominent Chicago figure Prof Roxa Tyler vice president finois Woman's Alliance endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after a severe cold nearly pneumonia. She notes the medicine eased her stomach upset, provided quick relief, and saved a doctor's bill. Available from Mertz Hale Kautzman and Otis W. Smith.
An old advertisement claims Red Cross Ball Blue is the best in the world and promotes a large 207. package priced at six cents.
Whipple's coal is advertised as burning longest and heating hottest with maximum satisfaction. The firm guarantees prompt delivery and correct prices from its downtown office at 219 Ohio Street, phone 43.
A local call invites residents with second hand goods for sale to contact Franklin and Arden at 309 West Main Street to arrange listings. The wording specifies a storefront or contact point for sellers and includes the address for correspondence.
Mr. James Oliver of Burlingame Kansas once taught a pupil who became Jay Gould. Each Christmas Miss Helen Gould sends him a $100 check as a reminder of that association with her father.
Mrs Frances L Sales of Missouri Valley Iowa writes she suffered years of kidney trouble and after trying five doctors received relief. She credits three bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure with restoring her health and recommends it to others through druggists.
Griggs told the supreme court that acquiring China and Egypt was possible but unlikely and must be considered. Carlisle replied the court is to interpret the constitution not set government policy.
If troubled with weak digestion belching sour stomach or dullness after meals try Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. Rae 25 cents Samples free at Mertz Hale drug store DeWitt la KF DLister on sick list. Women of past centuries gateway of a new epoch Margaret E Sangster January Ladies Home Journal.
Henry Laupheimer sold his fur collection Wednesday afternoon to B Harris & Co of St Louis for 10005. The 26000 piece lot included 1000 added yesterday. B Harris & Co Jacobson & Co Jos Bryue & Co J Schott & Co St Louis Joe Ullman and Hershworth & Roth of New York bid. It ranks among the season’s largest sales.
J. D. Marr of Warrensburg brought in a large gray eagle he shot on his farm. He found the bird devouring a pig, it flew into a tree when approached. Marr fired, killing it with a head shot. The six foot seven inch wingspan bird was described as a gray variety.
A large Warrensburg delegation urged Governor Dockery to appoint Luther S. Hickman as State Superintendent of Insurance.
Advertisement urges parents to give FO LEY'S HONEY AND TAR to infants and children to prevent pneumonia or croup, claiming it saves doctor bills and protects babies. It targets pharmacists to stock and sell the remedy.
Joe Altemuller, formerly employed by the Sedalia Electric Light and Railway company, has taken a position as engineer at the electric light plant in Boonville. The move reflects personnel shifts within regional electric utilities.
Pettis county residents in town include D. S. Brown of Moustonia Clem Jones of Longwood and R. V. Denny of Camp Branch while Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is advertised as healing from the first dose Arlington Pharmacy and Bard's offer child cups Katy brakeman Chas Barnhart laid off.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy described as pleasant safe for coughs colds croup and whooping cough with no opium or injurious drug. Suitable for children. sold by Mertz Hale J J Kautzman and Otis W Smith. Also brief note on Brakeman Clayton laying off and a boast about Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents.
Advertisement directs readers to Vollrath Room 217 in the Ilgenfritz building for insurance services.
Publishers offer over $100,000 project with 100 full page engravings and ornate Morocco and cloth bindings. They seek a County Manager and a good solicitor with promising pay. Christian men and women are urged to write J A Knight Corcoran Building Washington DC.
L R Ducker, a conductor on the Katy, is being laid off. The notice notes staffing changes affecting the railroad crew and service operations.
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