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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1902
Page
2
An advertisement urges immediate purchase of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to treat stomach complaints. It claims the product tones the system steadies nerves and cures belching flatulence indigestion dyspepsia and malaria fever and ague.
Open session of Hill's Practical Business College will be held this evening January 31 at the I O O F hall over Arlington Pharmacy. Everyone invited. Program includes piano solo Miss Avis Huffman mandolin club recitation Miss Zulu Dufur vocal solo Arthur Hunt oration J C Davis male quartette address Lee Montgomery vocal solo Mrs J H Rodes selections George Brownfield flute solo C W Lewis and more without details.
Yesterday the high school marked Composers Day with the music class performing selections from Mozart. The event highlighted the work of classical composers and showcased student singing.
An advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a miraculous remedy described as liquid electricity that cures suffering and disease. The ad notes a 35 cent price and credits Bard Drug Co. W. EK.
T. L. Scott of Beaman is initiated into Sedalia camp No 16, Woodmen of the World. The ceremony marks his affiliation with the lodge and its fraternal activities.
J H Webber of Cascade Iowa endorses Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a strong recommendation. The ad urges use after meals for dullness bilious taste poor appetite and constipation and notes they are for sale by all druggists.
James M. Atkins and Alice R. Hol land of Sedalia are licensed to wed. The filing confirms a marriage license issued for the couple in Sedalia, listing their names and residence.
Mrs Mary Bird of Harrisburg Pa says her child was saved from croup by One Minute Cough Cure. The ad touts the remedy as a safe, immediate cough cure for children and adults and urges every family to keep a bottle on hand. W E Bard Drug Co.
Officer Chas. Eckhoff is laying off sick and Charles Wentzelman is working in his place.
Police were summoned to the city hospital yesterday afternoon to quell a disturbance caused by a man who appeared intoxicated. No injuries were reported and the incident was contained on site.
The German Pioneer Verein arranges a grand ball at Liberty Park hall on the night of Washington's birthday February 22.
The advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion provides easy to digest fat for those with cold or wasting conditions and invites readers to request a sample from Scott & Bowne. It notes a February 17 meeting of a grand lodge in St. Louis and promises several important matters to be discussed.
Chapped hands cracked lips and rough skin cured quickly by Banner Salve, the most healing ointment in the world. Available at all druggists.
Sir Thomas Lipton shifts from pursuing the America’s Cup yacht to selling teas. The pitch touts Ceylon India Blended Formosa Colony English Breakfast Ceylon Green and the 5 OClock Blended with a satisfaction guarantee.
New York’s Croton dam, the largest man built, is 200 feet thick at the bottom and 300 feet high from the foundation. It stands three miles from Peekskill with the top 216 feet above tidewater and 100 feet above the reservoir in Central Park. It stores 30 million gallons. eight years of work completed with three years more planned at an estimated cost of 4.15 million, plus a further million needed.
James Foster sold his farm twelve miles south of Sedalia to John Keckhoff of Lincoln an uncle of Officer Charles Eckhoff for 5000 dollars. Foster plans to relocate in the far west.
E Demick of Somerville Indiana reports seven years of stomach trouble and 1000 spent without relief until Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. The ad asserts the product aids digestion so readers can eat freely and claims it cures stomach troubles through stomach digestion.
The current Sedalia theater license stands at 150 dollars. If not reduced, Wood's Opera House may close for the season as Lent begins.
A 100 dollar reward is offered for any case Hall's Catarrh Cure fails to cure. The remedy is described as constitutional, taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces, and to build up the constitution. Proponents invite testimonials and list of endorsements from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills recommended as well.
Arthur Ferguson and Robert Johns left yesterday morning for a visit at Hughesville.
Frank Treadwell of Bennett Indiana suffers kidney disease for two years and reports that Foley's Kidney Cure cured him with a one dollar bottle after trying other remedies. Miss Mabel Lucas returns to Lamonte after visiting friends here.
A short warning advises using Red Cross Ball Blue and rejects imitation products, urging consumers to choose the genuine label for best results.
A local laundry offers monthly cash prizes of 25 dollars for customers. Tickets accumulate value toward laundry credits, with forty tickets redeemable for one dollar of laundry. A list of prize winners and December drawing numbers is provided among readable entries.
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