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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1901
Page
6
An 1900 advertisement claims Hall's Great Discovery cures kidney and bladder issues in men and women and can be mailed for one dollar. It promises two months of treatment per bottle and includes testimonials. The notice references Dr E W Hall as sole manufacturer and lists Huntsville Missouri as a local dealer.
Chicago leader Prof. Roxa Tyler credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with curing a severe winter cold that threatened pneumonia, noting it was pleasant to take and saved doctor bills. Also mentions No-To-Bac and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ads and local druggists. Includes brief society notes and health product promotions.
The conductor of the car that carried the man to the center of the Eads bridge identified a photo as that of George Andrew Green of Clifton City Missouri, the man who leaped from the bridge last Wednesday afternoon. Remains have not been recovered, but it is now an established fact that Green was the suicide.
Fifty thousand tons of high grade zinc ore from the Missouri Kansas mining district will be shipped to Europe. The export has been contracted for by European smelters with the Missouri and Kansas Zinc Miners association. Zinc ore has grown scarcer in Europe for several years.
Transportation to Buffalo and return and all expenses for a week including board admission to the exposition each day trip to Niagara Falls Whirlpool Rapids and the power stations at Niagara This delightful outing easily obtained by getting up a club of subscribers to Evry Month the popular Home and Musical Magazine.
At a meeting of the bank directors held today the Sedalia National Bank ordered a dividend of 3 percent to be paid on demand out of the Ed. funds as authorized by the board.
Whipple announces a January sale discounting his O K and Whipple coal with a 20 cent per ton basis on ton lots and over for spot cash. The offer includes popular premium stamps as a bonus. The warm winter boosts demand relief for buyers.
Leander C. Twichel of Versailles receives a pension of $50. The notice highlights Banner Salve as a healing ointment for chapped hands cracked lips and rough skin, available at all druggists.
A proverb contrasts a scoffing man who delays with a wise shopper who seeks prompt service at T B Young's. The ad emphasizes best quality work and guaranteed repair at low cost. The message highlights T B Young as the trusted shop for shoe repairs.
An ad urges parents to give FO LEY'S HONEY AND TAR to infants to ward off pneumonia or croup, warning these illnesses can kill many babies. The piece also argues for a simpler voting system in Kansas, criticizing algebraic methods.
The United States Benevolent Society through its agent H. J. Chatterton has paid sick claims to Roy Hinkle and John Wilhite.
People with second hand goods for sale are urged to call on Franklin and Arden at 309 West Main Street to arrange listings.
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