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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1902
Page
2
Dr. James W. Kidd announces a miraculous elixir claimed to cure every known ailment and extend life after years of study. The remedy, offered free to those who send name and address, is presented as revived ancient secrets and modern medical experiments.
A doctor extols a mysterious compound called the Elixir of Life claiming it cures rheumatism neuralgia stomach heart liver kidney blood and skin diseases and more. He asserts his remedy is sent free to any sufferer with no risk and promises to tailor the cure to the ailment by return mail.
Seeking best designs for monuments and tablets with reliable results. Offer includes work and material first class or no pay, aiming for neat, durable designs and timely completion.
A call to Southe Sedalia readers to buy Sedalia produced bread meat flour and drinks to keep money home. Highlights local firms Moerschel Brewing Sevenson Packing Stevenson meats and urges patrons to insist on home suppliers to grow taxes real estate value and the city’s economy.
A project to pave a mile of rock road has a quoted cost of $800 with an additional $150 not included in the base price. The note outlines financing and potential further expenses to complete the road work.
The township will cover grading costs for a road project 12 feet wide. The center depth will be 12 inches with 6 inches at the sides, forming a tapered grade. The plan outlines funding responsibility and construction specifications.
Mrs F S Miller entertained a small group of ladies at her cozy home 309 East Sccona Street on Tuesday January 21. She was assisted by Mrs Arthur Meyers of Warsaw and Miss Lettie Rowe. Guests included Mrs E Holland Mrs J K Smith Mrs Frank Blair Mrs Sweet Mrs George Vans Mrs Watson Mrs Meyers and Miss Rowe.
A Jamaica merchant credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with stopping a chest pain and cough from developing into pneumonia. He says it has worked for his family for seven years and praises its ability to counteract cold to pneumonia. Sold by all druggists.
An advertisement proclaims Red Cross Ball Blue as the best in the world and notes large two ounce packages are priced at five cents.
A letter from A R Blair to Tipton Lead Field g_ives optimistic appraisal of Merrell Lead Mining Company holdings. It pledges potential doubling of stock value within three to twelve months, five percent dividends within a year, and notes plans for a local smelter. It asserts experienced supervision and open books for shareholders.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise to cure a cold in one day with No Cure No Pay offered for 25 cents. The ad emphasizes quick relief from coughs and colds and lists a low price point for the product.
Chas. D. Morris, editor of the Tren ton Tribune and postmaster at Tren ton, secured a reappointment for a new four-year term. His initial term expired January 21, and he faced two challengers in the race, Col. Rogers and another editor.
The Dora and Cloney laundry offers a monthly $25 cash prize for customers, with tickets valued for future use if not drawn. A December prize list includes winners and numbers, with many names and ticket counts noted, along with references to 40 tickets equaling 200d for laundry credit.
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