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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1901
Page
6
Catarrh is described as a dangerous disease not just a cold. Swift's Specific is claimed to cleanse the blood and remove catarrhal secretions. A Kentucky man, P. H. McAllister of Harrodsburg, cites personal recovery and recommends the medicine to others as a thorough cure when used as directed.
In St Louis on January 30 officials of the Katy railroad voiced anxiety after a Choctaw source reported a nation meeting aimed at destroying railroad property in Indian Territory except for the Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf and Santa Fe lines. Daniel Bell, chief of the Choctaw Snakes, said Indians are not on the Warpath and would not harm whites or their property. bridges are safe and the group exists for mutual protection only.
A telegram from Vice President A A Allen of the Missouri Kansas and Texas to President H C Rouse was received stating that full blood Indians insist they stand on the 1866 treaty. They claim the Frisco and Choctaw railroads were built under the treaty, while the M K T road was not and has no rights on their land.
Texas advertisement touts Hall’s Great Discovery as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. One bottle equals two months treatment and costs $1. Dr. R. Hall sole manufacturer based in St. Louis Missouri. Sent by mail if unavailable locally. Testimonials available. Sold by Servant Harker Drug Co.
County Treasurer Paul Harrison of the Warrensburg Star reports being cured of kidney and bladder trouble with one bottle of The Texas Wonder Hall's Great Discovery and endorses it for others suffering the same. The note mentions visits by County Treasurer Harrison, including a stop in Sedalia.
Missouri Valley Iowa resident Frances L Sales says kidney trouble for years was cured after using Foley's Kidney Cure after consulting five doctors. The ad urges purchase from all druggists.
Prof Roxa Tyler of Chicago and vice president of the Illinois Woman's Alliance testifies to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She details a severe cold that nearly led to pneumonia, says other remedies upset her stomach, but the Chamberlain product eased symptoms quickly. She credits recovery to the remedy and plans to rely on it in the future. Sold by Mertz & Hale J L Kautzman and Otis W Smith.
J A Lazenby of Warrensburg came back this morning after conducting business locally. Mrs Florence Frasier of Ledgewood North Dakota touts Krause's Headache Capsules saying they cure her terrible sick headaches, and she offers to send 50 cents worth via Ott's drug store and Otis.
Retired county treasurer Judge R. E. Ferguson will conduct a public sale at his farm on February 12, with the event announced for local residents.
Mrs. E. C. Hallar and her son from Fris toe Missouri were guests of Sedalia friends last night and left this morning for Kansas City to visit Mrs Hallar's father.
A vintage ad promotes Rocky Mountain Tea by Madison Medicine Co priced at 35¢ and urged by readers to ask their druggist about the product. It frames the beverage as a remedy balancing youthful joys and life’s sorrows.
The Athenean society at Sedalia High School held an open session Tuesday and announced a mock legislature next week with officers Speaker Charles Dixon Clerk Will Dixon pages Peter Frazier and Walted Dandy poised to oversee the activity.
Mrs. Clarinda Butler of West Wheeling Ohio reports grip left her weak and nervous with chest and head pressure. After using Dr Miles Wain and Nervine she experienced quick relief.
The Rev Dr Gillum a colored divine from St. Louis is conducting a series of services this week at George R Smith college inviting attendees to religious gatherings and discussions.
Readers are urged to visit Mertz & Hale's or Otis W. Smith's drug stores to obtain a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The ad touts the tablets as the best laxative and claims they also cure stomach disorders biliousness and headaches.
Mrs Pearl Bush of Holland Michigan reports severe sleeplessness and headaches reduced by Pras and Nervine remedies. She credits the medicines with restoring rest and peace of mind after enduring persistent insomnia.
Senator Vest has accepted an invitation to deliver an address on John Marshall at Richmond on February 4. The event is set to highlight Marshall's contributions to the legal framework and governance in the United States.
Dr. T. T. Major, long known for his medical service, is reported somewhat worse after a period of illness. The public medical figure has faced extended health challenges, with details limited to this latest report.
Historical ad notes lagrippe coughs linger for months and may be fatal after danger point. It promotes FO LEY'S HONEY AND TAR as providing positive protection and security from these coughs, available from all druggists.
Promote Leys Honey and Tar as a preventive remedy for pneumonia and croup in babies and young children. Warn caregivers that early administration may help avert tragic fatal outcomes, advising purchase from druggists.
John T. McMahon, once of Sedalia, now operating a saloon in Kansas City, had his renewal license refused. The decision concludes long awaiting action on his permit for the establishment.
Prof H W Steininger visits Holden for his music class as this season sees high child death rates from croup and lung troubles. The notice urges prompt action with One Minute Cough Cure, claiming instant relief for throat and lung ailments in both children and adults. Arlington Pharmacy serves as the source.
HELFERT AND RAIFFEISSEN advertise trading first class sewing machines for household goods at 118 West Main Street.
Advertisement touts De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve as the most soothing healing antiseptic for piles sores eczema and skin diseases. Warns against imitations offered by other sellers at Arlington Pharmacy.
An elegant line of Zephyr Ginghams offered to sell at 12 cents a yard, with introductory sale at 10 cents. Boston shop at 214 Ohio Street promotes the deal to customers.
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