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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1901
Page
8
The author of A Furnace on Earth accuses Chicago club women of ruining home life and fueling divorces. She attacks both women and men who finance leisure, describes club life as soulless and insulting, and criticizes the impact on marriages and children.
W L Jones offers general transfer services including coal wood hauling garbage hauling and moving. Telephone 369 for orders. A local note mentions a stolen bay mare from Montgomery farm near Houstonia.
Ayer's Hair Vigor claims to permanently postpone aging signs by restoring youth color to hair. The ad asserts hair thickening and reduced shedding, promising results at fifty may resemble fifteen, with a price of one dollar per bottle.
Six years after a Kansas Fourth district congressional bid based on labor value, S. M. Scott visited Emporia to boast of owning 325 acres beside a Beaumont Texas oil well, valued at $1,000 per acre.
An actor on stage shouts The world is mine and the crowd cheers while the actor muses about borrowing the price of a fried egg sandwich after the show. The piece offers no clear moral.
Senator Ernest Martin of Saline county introduces a Missouri Senate bill to punish kidnappers citing public welfare. The article notes his longtime bachelor status and portrays his motives as unselfish and for the people.
A historic quip contrasts two men, Warrensburg Willie and Clinton Charlie, each given money to go to market to see what they return with. The note highlights gendered economic behavior as a social observation from a past era.
This week only McGrew Coal Co offers Electric Lamp at 3.00 per ton. The Augustian club hosted a delightful dance at Liberty Park Hall last night. Music by the Second Regiment orchestra provided excellent entertainment for sixteen dances. Refreshments were served by Walch.
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