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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1906
Page
2
This item lists daily newspaper subscription rates in Sedalia Missouri including mail postpaid options and weekly pricing. It notes the paper as the official city publication and provides mailing and contact details.
The Sentinel announces Charles S. Williams as a Democratic county recorder candidate and Walter Morey and Charles D. Rayburn as Republican nominees subject to party action. The notices appear under announcements for the recorder race.
A Louisville Courier Journal reader muses on what Norwegians might call the queen and whether “Mrs King” could be used. The piece humorously contrasts royal titles with American practice and ends by admitting the question cannot be settled.
Dr Harold N Moyer of Chicago spoke at a Physicians Club dinner defending race suicide as a misread sociological term. He argued population growth is rapid from four million to eighty million since 1800 and projected three hundred sixty million in a century, calling concerns about overpopulation a healthful symptom misread as disease.
They describe white faced women marching to government offices in anger and despair carrying children and at times leaving restless broods at home. They argue that despite their hardship they must bear a pauper’s grave to end their suffering and urge more compassion for posterity to ease the hunger.
Arlington Pharmacy promotes a general drugstore sale inviting customers to call 14 for needs and orders. The notice emphasizes convenience and local service from the Arlington store.
Chinese residents broaden work in New York with roles as servants, tailors, and small trades. Yum-Chuan, from Fu Chau and San Francisco, opens the city’s first Chinese tailor atelier and comments on Atlantic trade. An ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as an age cure.
A historical tonic for hair growth mixes Cologne two ounces tincture of cantharides two drachms oil of lavender and rosewater ten drops each. Apply to the scalp once or twice daily. If the scalp becomes sore stop until healed. Tonics from reliable druggists claim similar efficiency and lower cost. Falling hair signals disease of the scalp or general system. Phoenix Celery Compound Arlington Pharmacy. hen t
A home routine for soft hands advises washing with vegetable soap then glycerine in the palms, rinsing, drying, and dusting with oat meal followed by a final rub with toilet chamois. For whiteness, rub oats after washing and add lemon juice beforehand to help whitening.
Local vendor J H Johnson markets MCCO Coffee sold fresh daily with roasted beans ready for pickup. The ad emphasizes aroma and quality from the shop.
The notice advises visitors to keep quiet and avoid stepping in front of viewers examining art. It emphasizes courtesy and careful movement within gallery spaces to respect others engaged with pictures or curios.
Advertises Dr. Pierce remedies as non alcoholic cures for stomach liver and female health issues. Claims Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription restore vigor and treat dyspepsia nervous conditions and menstrual problems. Promotes free distribution of The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser with stamp based mail offer.
Sedalia welcomes Harry Hodgins and his troupe At Cozy Corners to perform The Old Homestead and Miss Bob White with wife Mabel Paige, linking Sedalia to a winter tour from Annapolis to Jacksonville. Hodgins discusses hisNew York office, summer stock, and plans for Sedalia engagement set for February 3, featuring Denman Thompson’s rustic comedy and a strong musical program.
Naval strategists reconsider scout ship armament. Early plans called for twelve 3 inch guns to deter torpedo boats, but now five inch guns may be installed. Two ten inch rapid fire guns replace some weight. Some officers disagree, yet the change is likely to stand.
Denver, Jan 30 A joint convention of the American Stock Growers Association and the National Live Stock Association opened today with plans to form the National Live Stock Commission. The new corporation will consist wholly of producing interests and act as a central clearinghouse for national live stock and breeders associations. It will appoint standing committees from different interests including packers and railroads, with producers forming the majority.
Mrs. Oscar Ott hosts the Tuesday Whist club this afternoon in her apartments on East Fifth street. Palmer's toilet waters Arlington.
A breakdown of a monster engine on a west bound extra freight train blocked the Missouri Pacific main line at Brant Missouri between California and Tipton this morning. Traffic halted for hours and mail No 7 arrived after 11 oclock instead of 6 57. The train was rerouted via the river route from Jefferson City to Boonville then over the Boonville to Versailles branch to Tipton and Sedalia.
A Los Angeles Herald summary recalls early railroading in America. It cites 1833 Charleston to Hamburg operations, the Best Friend locomotive, and Horatio Allen’s 1860 account of the first locomotive trip on Lackawaxen banks in 1828, noting risks and heroics of early steam travel.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society of the First Christian church will be guests of Mrs. S. M. Rudy at 911 South Prospect street this evening. An excellent program begins at 8 o'clock and a large attendance is expected.
The Franklin Women’s Club spearheads a drive to protect and own the Daniel Webster birthplace in Franklin New Hampshire. Previous attempts to win state ownership failed in the legislature and the property eventually passed into the hands of others.
The club plans another push to secure legislative appropriation for purchasing the property and preserving it as a memorial to Daniel Webster.
A grocer informs shoppers that yellowed clothing should stay white using Red Cross Pall Blue. The ad notes a large two ounce package sold by all grocers for five cents.
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