Dyspepsia relief with Eupepsia Tablets claim
An advertisement testimonial praises Eupepsia Tablets for immediate relief from dyspepsia. The user reports complete cure after a two week course and would not take $1,000 for the benefit.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1903
Page
5
An advertisement testimonial praises Eupepsia Tablets for immediate relief from dyspepsia. The user reports complete cure after a two week course and would not take $1,000 for the benefit.
Rudolph's mother hopes he will not be retaken alive as Glad "Bill" vanishes after fleeing a freight train. He posed as a photographer, planned county stock farm shoots, hired a buggy at H. Bensons, and ate lunch at the hotel before disappearing. The landlady identifies Rudolph as her boarder from a photo.
Union Missouri July 15 nine special deputy sheriffs summon a 100 member venire to select jurors for George Collins trial in the murder of Detective Charles Schumacher. Court plans to hear evidence by Friday morning with no continuance and witnesses include Mrs Rudolph mother of Bill Rudolph who escaped from St Louis jail.
The ad touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a stomach health foundation and promises cure for indigestion with claims of transforming food into nourishing blood. Also promotes summer tourist railroad rates via M K and T Railway and provides contact details. It includes Botanic Blood Balm claims for blood poison cancer ulcers and offers free samples.
A string of brief notices lists visits and travel among Otterville residents and nearby towns. Names include J. H. Stock, Walter V Lynch of Chicago, Miss Allie Brown, Miss Bertha Fisher of Lamonte, Nick Guilin of Knob Noster, and many others visiting relatives, attending carnivals, or on business. Also noted is Walt M. Monroe’s return from Macinie Island after attending the New York Life Insurance one hundred thousand dollar club meeting.
The Diocesan Missionary society meets this evening at Calvary church at 8 o’clock. Officers and committees are urged to report.
Travel advertisement touts trips to Niagara Falls Muskoka Kawartha lakes St Lawrence river rapids Thousand Islands White Mountains and Atlantic coast resorts aboard the Grand Trunk system. Copies available from Advertising Department 135 Adams Street Chicago George W Vaux A G P T A.
Maurie Davis colored was fined one dollar and costs in Justice T P Berry's court this morning for disturbing the peace. Special low rate Chautauqua excursion July 24 via Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway. Round trip from Chautauqua $14 with 30 day return limit. Book information available from B P Humphrey in Kansas City or C F Daly in Chicago.
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