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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1901
Page
6
A Union South Carolina man credits S S S with curing a three year rheumatic illness after failed treatments. The ad asserts rheumatism stems from blood acids and claims S S S purifies blood, relieves joint pain, even when hereditary or mercury-induced, and offers free information.
Charles S. Conrad of Pettis County Missouri defaulted on a chattel mortgage with James H. Doyle. On July 15 1901 at Sicher's Hotel Sedalia the undivided one half interest in hotel furnishings and fixtures including bedroom dining and office items will be sold to highest bidder for cash to satisfy the note interest and sale costs.
F A Sampson compiles a bibliography for the Encyclopedia History of Missouri. The list covers about sixty octavo pages and 2300 titles by Missouri authors. The work, prepared in Sedalia for St Louis publication, notes some errors to be corrected before final printing but remains a valuable contribution acknowledging Missouri’s literary activity. Jefferson City Tribune commends Sampson for gathering and preserving the bibliography.
In Vienna Missouri on July 8, farmer A J Curtis was seriously wounded by Everett Hastings 17 son of neighbor D B Hastings. Curtis was stabbed in multiple places with a knife after a dispute over a broken promise to help thrash. Curtis likely will die from the injuries.
Thousands restored to health by Chamberlains Cough Remedy. For coughs and lung trouble it is beneficial and has cured long resisted cases. Sold by Mertz Hale J L Kautz man and Otis W Smith.
Ernest Alsbaugh of Jefferson City and J. H. Connor of Lamonte were guests of friends here Sunday.
Advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for asthma and consumption claiming relief even in severe cases. The copy urges trials and notes the product is available through all druggists.
L R Cook is back in Kansas today advocating for the St. Louis Republic newspaper, continuing his effort to expand the paper’s presence in the region.
Several young men complain of failed plans with girls who cancel due to a sick headache. An ad for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin claims to cure stomach trouble and headaches. Arlington Pharmacy signs the appeal. Contractor George Menefee leaves on the fast mail to Kansas City.
Calico dress worn by a smiling woman with laughing eyes and rosy cheeks touts Rocky Mountain Tea. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist for the product as a path to beauty and vigor.
J. M. Brown and W. H. Ramsey traveled to Warrensburg this morning to perform roofing tasks on a local project.
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