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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1900
Page
6
Old established paying printing office with complete equipment is for sale in Sedalia. Owner selling to focus on other matters. address Printer care of the Sentinel. Dr Dysart offers extensive medical practice with free consultations and claims cures for catarrh bronchitis asthma and many other ailments at 209 East Sixth Street Sedalia Missouri Telephone 388.
London reports detail a brutal clash at Spionkop on the Tugela front as Boer positions in 35 rifle pits unleash cross fire toward British troops. Reinforcements faced torn ground and heavy machine gun fire while the summit trench proved untenable under shell and rifle fire.
J. Martin Love conducts a systematic Sedalia canvass to enroll new subscribers for three months paid in advance. The Sentinel Publishing Co promises prompt and careful delivery under the plan.
Thirty word ad offering a twenty acre farm on North Engineer Street with a four room house a good barn water and fruit all kinds. A snap. Call owner J C Welsh or address Mrs Maggie Clark city.
Reduced price at Candy Palace advertises celery at 5 cents per bunch, formerly 2 for 15 cents. The listing highlights a temporary deal for shoppers seeking affordable produce.
Dr. D. L. La Verne's Grip Tab claims to cure la grippe and colds in one day without affecting the head like quinine. Priced at 25 cents. Marketed by Fleischmann's Pharmacy as a headache remedy.
New crop lemons offered at 20 cents per dozen at the Candy Palace calendar item.
A bay horse about fourteen hands eight years old with a white facial blaze and a white scar on the right front knee, shod on front feet a few days. Reward offered for return. J. K. Kidd, Hotel Le Grande.
The Sentinel offers two or three good type stands and several cases for sale at remarkably low prices to clear space. The Liberal Independent quotes young Hay as an adolescent addleton and mocks Uncle Paul Kruger for his contempt toward the urchin.
Will Tammond a fireman on the C O G railroad was run over by a freight train in the city yards early yesterday and fatally injured both legs crushed amputations made. London Jan 20 Lord Curzon reports 3 5 million famine relief and a Mansion House fund likely to start. vice regal dole restricted to those on verge of starvation with tighter tests and currency comptroller has page cut off.
A martin nest on a zinc covered porch during late spring is observed with a dead parent likely from sun heat. A male martin then brings in a mate to occupy the nest and hatch the four or five young, while nearby an arch of roses shelters the birds. Water safety notes discuss lead dissolution and the use of carbonate of soda to keep water from becoming contaminated.
The piece cites a Bengali method to keep beer from souring by hermetically sealing with oil during storms from March to October. It then presents a cascade of dialect and whimsical maxims, mixing proverbs and odd statements about kings, ambassadors, idle days, lambs, and statistics on births.
The Audubon Society of Massachusetts reports a million hobolinks and four million other birds killed in a year for millinery. The piece condemns fashion's demand for dead birds to adorn hats, noting immense loss of avian life and human cruelty.
A humorous line notes an optimist as a man who keeps falsely claiming a fish he caught until he believes it. The excerpt ends with a fleeting reference to Louis XIV of France and his first cup of coffee.
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