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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1899
Page
8
An old advertisement fragment promotes Castile soap, men shirts, skirts, and white goods with discounted prices and sale items. The readable parts mention Castile Soap, shirts in all sizes, skirts, and cheap summer corsets, with prices like 2.00 and 1.35, in a period newspaper ad style.
A ten day series of special tent meetings starts Saturday July 15 in the tent by the court house and near the Sentinel office. Ensign and Mrs Kauffman lead July 15 16 17, then Ensign and Mrs Lickes July 20 21 22, and Boydin Top Staff Captain Glassey with 10 Sedalia officers July 23 24 25. Services on weeknights at 8 2 pm Sunday at 3 and 8 pm. Four pharmaceutical examinees also appeared Monday with Dr Fleischmann and Dr Brandenberg from Jefferson City and candidates from Fayette Sweet Springs and Sheffield.
Advertises Eagle Eye Salvo in tubes for speedy relief from sore eyes including styes and granulated lids. Claims guaranteed satisfaction and available from reputable druggists. Mentions Talcum powder Servant Harker as a related product.
The notice announces the July 1 1599 opening with music oratory and parade. A magnificent fireworks display will light the evening sky. Special low railroad rates are offered to attract attendees. Do not miss it.
The next reunion of former Missouri Confederates will be held in Clinton on September 28 and 29. Ex soldiers from the state are expected to attend the two day event.
Promise of a tobacco habit cure called No-To-Bac offered for fifty cents. Claims to strengthen willpower and produce pure, wax-free results. Available through all druggists with an 11 percent discount mentioned.
Advertisement from A. T. Morris of Cincinnati Ohio seeking a reliable man to manage a branch office in the area. Promises a good opening if the applicant’s record is satisfactory and asks to mention the paper. Illustrated catalogue available for 4 ets postage.
Ben Morse, a Kansas City man who swindled heirs of deceased men in Sedalia and other towns, was held on a $1,000 bond at his preliminary trial yesterday. Major Beck notes he was not involved, saying Morse’s scheme was an old ruse he knew well.
HL Emerich, a meat dealer at Fifth and Marvin, fainted in his shop this morning and lay on the floor for a period before regaining consciousness. Ice cream soda selling for five cents is noted nearby.
A fragmented advertorial collage praises beauty ideals and cosmetic benefits, citing Dr Gouraud’s Oriental Dream as a valued product and noting health board endorsement. It blends beauty advice with ads for Red Cross Ball Blue and Rocky Mountain Tea, plus a nod to a July exposition and rail rates.
Conductor Bartle received a five day lay off and Motorman Linaback fifteen days for poor handling of a Wednesday evening operation.
A special communication of Sedalia Lodge No. 236 A F and A M convenes this evening at 8 oclock for Second degree work. All Masons invited. By order of W M M FULKERSON and Secy SAMPSON.
Mrs Murtha offers private sittings from 10 am to 8 pm at 2110 E Sixth Street. The press acknowledges and states positively that it gives satisfaction.
Louis Bagger & Co patent attorneys report that last Tuesday Charles Botz of this place obtained a valuable patent for improvements in type cases. Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic at 10 cents or 2 dollars. druggists refund money if not cured.
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