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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1901

Page

6

Preparation for Maternity in Women and Its Benefits

A health advocate urges women to train for maternity, arguing preparation reduces pain and improves outcomes. The article cites testimonials praising Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, claiming it strengthens nerves and muscles, eases childbirth, and aids recovery. It promotes consulting a doctor for personal advice and warns against substitutes.

L. E. Corti Waitonville Dr. Pierce

Woman Slightly Injured After Fall From Street Car

A woman on East Fifth street was slightly injured when she fell from a moving street car at the corner of Fifth and Montgomery last night at 9:20. Her face and shoulders bore minor bruises.

East Fifth Street Fifth and Montgomery

First Celebration Honors Independence Readings

Jackson Mississippi held its first postwar Fourth of July celebration. The Declaration of Independence was read to the crowd for the first time by the current generation, marking a historic public observance in the city.

Cut His Shabby Locks In Courtland Va Haircut Ordeal

In Suffolk on July 5, Robert Johnson a Courtland Va carpenter resisted shaving. Merchants and salesmen organized to trim his long beard and hair after his wife complained his appearance unsettled her. Johnson submitted when the barbers began.

Suffolk Robert Johnson Courtland Bob Johnson Johnson

County Collector McClure Reports June 30 1901 Tax Collections

County collector E B McClure reports the month ending June 30 1901 state tax and state interest collections totaling 358.74 and 30.33 dollars respectively.

E. B. McClure

Plague of Snakes Strikes Dixon as Drought Feeds Reptile Plague

In Dixon Missouri farmers face a drought amplified snake infestation with rattlers copperheads and moccasins killed daily. Harry S West of Dry Creek township found a seven foot snake in a chicken coop containing six chicks three eggs a china nest egg and a porcelain door knob used as a decoy nest egg.

Dixon Harrys. West Dry Creek Township Maries County

Moerschel Beer Praised as Fourth of July Favorite

The Moerschel Brewing Co. promotes its beer as the leading Fourth of July drink for its refreshing virtues wholesome flavor and appetizing qualities. A home should have a case for celebrations. Telephone 214.

Moerschel Moerschel Brewing CO

Sedalia School Board Plans Biology and Math Instructors

A Sedalia school board meeting is set to elect instructors in biology and mathematics at the High School. Prof. F M Bailey, long time biology instructor, has accepted a position with Swifts in Kansas City and is not expected to teach next year.

Sedalia F. M. Bailey Swifts Kansas City

Constables Serve Warrants for Felonious Assault

Constable J. A. Robb and Deputy Constable Tom Robb went to Lamonte today to serve warrants for the arrest of Steven and Eldon Fluty, charged with feloniously assaulting Louis Martin with intent to kill.

J. A. Robb Tom Robb Lamonte Steven Eldon Fluty Louis Martin

Horse with a Bonnet Draws Laughs on Farm

Ellis R. Smith adapted a clever notion and dressed his horse in a straw bonnet. The look is playful and amusing at first glance, but the stylish headpiece adds a surprising cool factor for the animal.

Ellis R. Smith

Missouri Pacific East Bound Timetable Note

Railway timetable item notes that East Bound No 7 does not carry baggage and No 122 starts from yards.

Missouri Pacific Railway

Train Schedule Fragments for Local and Way Freights

Schedule fragment shows departs at 11:00 a m and arrives 12:25 a m for No 71 in a North East direction. Another entry lists No 64 way freight going South with times 8:45 p m and 8:45 a m.

Way Freight

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