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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1900
Page
5
Charles Hoyt's comedy A Stranger in New York draws on the same setup as A Trip to Chinatown. Promoted as wittier brighter with a more developed plot, it will be staged tonight with identical scenery costumes and stage effects as in New York.
A group of businessmen with Prof Steininger plan a conservatory of music for Sedalia to open early next fall. A full corps of teachers will be provided and Mrs W D Steele will oversee the vocal department.
An old advertisement touts Green's August Flower as the top medicine for indigestion biliousness and general malaise. It promotes a few liquid doses to reassure there is nothing serious, noting sample bottles at local shops A S McGowans and Otis W Smiths.
Carl A. Guenther announces a continuing clearing sale with all winter merchandise offered at less than wholesale cost.
Mrs. E B Quisenberry and her children spent Sunday visiting Smithton.
A new preparation named Grain-O has been placed in grocery stores as a coffee substitute made from pure grains. It agrees with delicate stomachs and is nearly indistinguishable from coffee while costing about 15 cents per package. It is touted as beneficial for children to drink.
Community notices describe birthday parties for Harry Tieman and Miss Mary Poindexter with games and gifts. Announcements include weddings, club meetings, visitors, church events, and a school recital with local residents and organizations mentioned.
Adam Ittel, cashier at the Bank of Commerce, celebrated his birthday anniversary this past Saturday by inviting a small group of friends to share a meal.
Mr and Mrs Theodore Johnson return to Washington DC after visiting Mrs Lister and family in East Fifth. Born Saturday a twelve pound boy to the wife of Chas Hoberecht. Father and friends smoking cigars, mother and boy doing nicely. Mrs Charles Messerly to celebrate birthday anniversary Tuesday afternoon by entertaining her fancy work club members.
Miss Mae McCubbin hosts a mas querade for E G C club members and guests. Prudential agents enjoy a banquet served by Byard and Guenther. Mrs Jos Dyer of Wichita visits Mrs Flora Lister at 414 East Fifth Street. Maud Kelk and Clara Schiener host gatherings at home this week. R G Fitzpatrick to move to Detroit with wife. Tiede to give Y M C A recital. T V C s plan a Gregg s hall event. Mabel Bieler goes to Chicago. Blanche Shaeffer from Sedalia notes G J Barton conductor travels Sedalia KC. Barton to celebrate silver wedding next Wednesday at 1010 East Fifth. Madame Le Claire, palmist, moves to Fifth and Osage for a month longer in Sedalia.
The Boston Store at 506 Ohio Street promotes a banner week with significant discounts planned for the last week of January 1900. Shoppers are invited to take advantage of reduced prices on a wide range of goods during the event.
Notice of rental available at 601 West Fourth Street featuring a nine room dwelling and a barn. Modern conveniences included in both structures. Poster advertises a residence and detached barn for lease.
Prospective buyers may join the procession by purchasing a horse at Rolsten's sale of fine horses to be held at Barrett's barn on the 27th.
Genuine spruce gum offered as a natural chewing resin. Sourced from Maine forests and marketed as a traditional native product.
Dr. A Campbell White of Columbia University announces results from experiments with liquid air. He reports cures in erysipelas carbuncles boils and lupus skin tuberculosis cases. Notably he claims cancer cases show marked improvement and one nose cancer patient is permanently cured.
The will of the late Dr. A. J. Brent probated today leaves all of his estate to his widow.
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