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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1902
Page
6
The advert claims Omega Oil is a superior liniment with a pleasant smell. It emphasizes a pure vegetable base and four ingredients including a green herb that supposedly halts pain by quelling it like wind or water quenching a flame.
Workers dig in Newgate street uncover a skeleton with a rusted chain and shackles. Major Arthur Griffiths notes the remains likely belonged to an executed murderer hung in chains outside Newgate before 1832. The find prompts reflections on historical punishment practices and burial customs.
Illinois Central offers low rate two night Vicksburg stopover Mardi Gras excursion from Chicago and Cincinnati Louisville to New Orleans with standard sleepers and excursion cars. Prices range eight dollars from Chicago seven from Cincinnati Louisville and three fifty to three dollars depending on car type. Booking closes January twenty eight with agents listed in Dubuque St Louis Cincinnati and Louisville.
25 cents buys $100 worth of Flora cough care at McGowan's. The product aims to reduce pain lost time and medical bills, offering potential savings for users.
The Turkish authorities have conducted a global census focused on Muslims rather than lands or wealth. The report estimates 195,590,000 Mohammedans globally, including 18,000,000 in Turkey and Europe, 99,000,000 in Western Asia and Hindustani regions, 29,000,000 in China, 36,600,000 in Africa north and northeast, and 23,900,000 in other areas.
Readers are urged to report dealers offering a substitute for Madison Medicine Co.'s Rocky Mountain Tea. The notice identifies W. E. Bard Drug Co. as a potential seller and asks vigilance to protect buyers.
Miss Bess Doyle and her guest Carroll McCullough from Montana left Wednesday for a visit at Tipton.
A testimonial from E Demick of Somerville Indiana claims seven years of stomach trouble and $1000 spent without relief, resolved after taking Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. The ad asserts the product aids digestion so readers can eat freely.
A Iowa parent credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with saving his son's life. He describes the child nearly unable to breathe and being treated with the medicine as directed every ten minutes until vomiting, after which relief followed and phlegm was expelled. The testimonial notes availability from A. E. Steere in Goodwin and through all druggists.
Mrs Corntessel and Hiram discuss the city’s quieting period over six months. He jokes about changes as she praises his growth. He recalls past returns of gold bricks and sacks of sawdust, noting this time he arrived with two counterfeit dollars and a fifty cent piece.
In Pall Mall Magazine 1897, A Quiller-Couch recalls an amusing tale about the word jubilee. An old Dartmoor resident explains that a fifty year marriage with a living husband is a golden wedding, but if he is dead it is a jubilee.
About a year after a Wichita Kansas house break in the burglar stole a pocketbook with $69. A few days ago the owner received a mailed letter inclosing a $10 bill and a note saying remorse prompts further restitution. The letter is signed Burglar.
A newspaper advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment that cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The ad claims a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and directs readers to send for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
R. A. Higdon traveled to Tipton on official business yesterday to handle legal matters.
W L Yancy of Paducah Kentucky reports severe kidney disease with three renowned local doctors failing to help. After using FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE he found immediate relief from the first bottle and says three bottles cured him permanently. He recommends the remedy and warns to take no substitute. All druggists offer the product.
Judge A L Ross of Versailles was in the city Tuesday en route to Kansas City.
W H Adams of Macon Missouri spent yesterday in the city on business, staying for meetings and local errands.
The advertisement promises Banner Salve as the most healing medicine for piles and offers a money back return if it does not cure. It notes availability at all druggists.
Frank Steinger, long ill at Tipton, has returned home after a period of sickness.
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