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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1901
Page
2
Public notice states publishers and proprietors operate daily editions except Saturday and Sunday with Sunday morning edition also scheduled. It is entered at Sedalia Post Office for transmission through the mails.
A satirical note claims John D. Rockefeller dominates salt and oil sectors and suggests a vinegar and lettuce trust could return him to his salad days. The quip uses culinary imagery to critique monopolies and wealth.
The piece notes J. Pierpont Morgan purchasing some of King Edward's wine to signal humility. It contrasts this with foreign protectionism and the U S tariff barrier on imported goods, suggesting foreigners fail to see the benefit of free American products. The tone carries a critical jab at foreign nations.
The passage argues Senator Hanna could organize a machine in more states to bind votes to his will, potentially making him the Republican nominee for president in 1904 or picking the man who earns that honor.
Senator Platt announces retirement from the senate at the end of his term in 1903 but insists he will remain active in politics. A vacancy will occur and the boss intends to name the successor himself, reserving the prerogative to choose.
The remark places Hanna in a discussion of prosperity described as normal. The comparison to George Bernard Shaw suggests a view that being unique in reasoning is seen as freakish. The passage frames prosperity and normalcy as potentially paradoxical concepts.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes that boastful wealth and virtue talkers are watched. It argues that universities have grown too liberal in awarding honorary doctorates, while public esteem should honor acts and bravery rather than showy titles.
The Minneapolis Times editorial argues that high decorations like the Cross of Prussia should honor conspicuous merit under arms or grave danger. It says in official life and science only leaders deserve university distinctions, stressing merit over rank.
Lord Salisbury says British feats in South Africa intimidate Europe but the Cincinnati Enquirer doubts the claim. Britain spends a million dollars daily on the Boer war, and General Kitchener’s reports are seen as suppressing truth. European powers remain confident while Britain focuses on the conflict.
Dr. George Ewing of Smiths Grove Kentucky describes long kidney problems and enlarged prostate. After trying many remedies he used Foley's Kidney Cure and after three bottles was fully relieved and cured. He now prescribes it daily and recommends it to physicians for similar troubles.
A lead mine near Enon in Morgan County becomes the latest sensation in mineral circles and is said to rival Fortuna output.
Advice on avoiding heartburn from large meals and rich foods. Eat slowly, chew thoroughly, and space meals by six hours. If fullness occurs after eating, take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Available at Mertz and Hale and Otis W. Smith.
M H Morris made a business trip to Lamonte Monday afternoon and cited John Beam of West Middlesex Pa praising Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as the best remedy for dyspepsia. The ad notes the product digests all foods and claims it cannot help but benefit users, attributed to W E Bard Drug Co.
A small classified style ad touts two packs of firecrackers for five cents and promotes Farris Lemonade as unbeatable, appearing under a Candy Palace storefront listing.
Stock water is scarce and chicken thieves are reported in Dunksburg. George Porter had eight and a half gallons of lard stolen last week. Rev. A B Appleby will preach at Blackwater Chapel on the fifth Sunday. Mt. Zion meeting to start Monday night led by Rev Otto from Higginsville. M W A discusses a July community supper. Dr. Tyler made a business trip to Warrensburg with wife to Knob Noster. J J Vanbibber and family visited daughter Mrs Luther Joy near Holden.
An Idaho woman divorces her husband claiming he would not take her to the Paris Exposition. He testified he feared water and even baths and grew seasick. He also described indigestion, with a plug for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin from Arlington Pharmacy.
Martz Bros. rent a room in their building to sell off part of their stock and occupy only one store location. Springfield Leader-Democrat reports the move as a partial shutdown or consolidation of business space.
A fragment notes soldiers in Manila praising Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy sold by Mizellaux Co with steamer tea gross and urging readers to consult their druggist.
Lightning struck the elephant tent in Eau Claire Wisconsin killing one elephant and stunning the menagerie. Many spectators and handlers were severely shocked by the event occurring on July 1.
Green Steele of Sedalia receives a monthly pension of 12 dollars and Sarah H. Sole of Windsor receives 8 dollars per month. Both grants appear in the public pension notices.
An advertised dealer offers Banner Salve guaranteed for tetter eczema piles sprains scalds burns ulcers and any open sore. Available from all druggists.
Many thousands have been restored to health by Chamberlains Cough Remedy. It is said to cure stubborn coughs and lung troubles when other treatments fail. Available from Mertz Hale J L Kautz man and Otis W Smith.
Dade county earns praise for its famed whisky and mule production stretching from Maine to California. Local growers claim top quality and wide recognition for their spirits and livestock.
A note states that all the new drinks are at Dow Drug Co and directs leaving word at FARRIS' as the trading location.
Grady Mullins a ten year old boy from Lewis County returns to school after a short absence. His family and teachers note his resilience and quick return to daily routines following a minor illness.
Large bright signs are being painted over Lamonte mills with bold lettering and striking imagery to attract attention and showcase the facility.
Household furnishings offered for sale at 1205 South Osage Street. Also listed are Canteloupes, first of the season, fresh off the ice from Byard and Guenther.
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