Homeo Eclectic Vitalizers for Bladder Health
An advertisement proclaims Homeo Eclectic Vitalizers as an unfailing cure for catarrh of the bladder and all inflamed or diseased urinary conditions. Sold by Meyer and Servant Harker.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1900
Page
3
An advertisement proclaims Homeo Eclectic Vitalizers as an unfailing cure for catarrh of the bladder and all inflamed or diseased urinary conditions. Sold by Meyer and Servant Harker.
Wonderful Roots and Herbs advertises a physician at 317 Lamine St Hotel LeGrande, claiming a NATURAL WEED remedy used to manufacture medicine. The ad promises free consultation and a 16 day free offer of INSTANT RELIEF for moving pains and cures indigestion urinary issues with Duroc Meral Oil Springs discovery.
Washington reports summarize eulogies for the late Vice President Hobart by multiple lawmakers. The War Department issues orders to fill Signal Corps vacancies by young line officers and allows travel pay to discharged soldiers. Idaho labor troubles prompt a February 14 House inquiry with state officials and Brig. Gen. Merriam to testify.
Prominent editor Hobart Brooks of the Washington Capital cites Peruna relief after catarrh and urges its use as a general tonic. Another educator and several testimonials praise Peruna curing chronic catarrh and related ailments, noting its wide recognition and offering a free book from Dr. Hartman of Columbus, Ohio.
W Bourke Cochran on January 26 proposed backing William J Bryan for president with a truce on the silver issue until 1904. If Bryan agrees Cochran would endorse the Chicago platform and push anti imperialism as the party’s 1900 campaign banner.
Parsons Kansas January 27 The populist state committee challenges the Republicans to a series of joint debates over the next 60 days in towns counties and precincts on issues including the currency bill foreign policy and the party stance on trusts. Dubuque Water Plant Sale Advances in Dubuque Iowa January 27 The Dubuque Water Company agrees to city terms worth 545900 for control of the water plant in a move approved by city officials.
A local quarrel prompts editorial urging Chillicothe newspapers to unite and sign a peace treaty. The piece argues common-sense diplomacy can ease tensions and restore civic harmony among rival factions.
An advertisement proclaims Hall's Great Discovery as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder troubles including diabetes and rheumatism. It offers mail delivery for $1 and notes two months of treatment. A testimonial from D W Carlisle claims rapid relief from back pain after use. The note also mentions Missouri debt payments.
Editor Van Hosen of the Springfield Republican weighs a run for the mayor's chair if the position appears strong enough to attract support and backing.
Mrs Frances L Sales of Missouri Valley Iowa writes of years of severe kidney trouble tried five doctors without benefit but three bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure effected a perfect cure Judge Selden P Spencer of St Louis gave a servant a $20 bill with instructions to get it changed the servant is still looking for the change.
An advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as life saving for lung trouble after grippe. It claims thousands owe their lives to its prompt action and immediate results, curing coughs bronchitis pneumonia croup and throat and lung troubles without harm. Servant-Harker Drug Co endorses the remedy.
Jefferson City residents look forward to cheaper phone service as rates are expected to drop. Local officials say competition and regulatory actions may reduce monthly charges for households and businesses across the area.
The piece proclaims Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a universal preventative and cure for croup with testimonials from M Fisher of Liberty West Virginia and others. It notes local merchants selling the product and mentions R. A. Love of Independence exiting a railroad commissioner race to run for lieutenant governor.
MO B Rickman condemns the Citizens' ticket and the Business Men's club transformation into politics. He urges voters to choose competent, honest candidates from party conventions and rejects elite influence, urging participation in nominations to shape city leadership.
Paul P. Prosser won the preliminary contest at Central College and will represent the college in the intercollegiate oratorical contest in Columbia on March 2. The events have previously been held at Sedalia.
A. S. McGowan notes doctors' bills and recommends Foley's Honey and Tar to prevent pneumonia or croup in babies, emphasizing that these illnesses are fatal to thousands of infants and children.
Charles Baker oldest son of Cal Baker of Smithton sustained a broken cheek bone and deep facial cut after being struck by a shil salah during a school break.
An advertisement extols Walker's Tonic as restoring vigor to a rundown man by nourishing the nervous system and regulating heart action. It claims to recuperate the brain and bind the user to health and strength.
The Holden Globe blames residents for overdosing on cit izens who lack home pride and public interest. It argues people buy too many goods away from home and fail to patronize local industries, urging community improvement locally.
A fragment shows a character telling John they must leave for their mother unless given more Rocky Mountain Tea. The line ends with a supplier prompt to ask the druggist for it.
Smithton stock man L. M. Monsees will hold his sixteenth annual livestock sale at his Smithton farm on Monday February 26. Buyers from the region are expected to attend and preview the cattle and hogs offered.
The article extols Dr Bel Pine Tar Honey as a soothing remedy for croup, claiming it instantly calms cronial affections and makes the great danger vanish. It urges every household to keep the remedy at hand.
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