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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1902
Page
5
A longtime Sedalia resident, living since 1865, advertises stove repair services from 213 West Main Street. The ad urges community support and mentions Queen City Telephone 364.
The piece argues high mental and bodily effort taxes nervous energy and links this to poor digestion sleep and work. It claims Drs Cannaday achieve success where medicines fail and suggests their approach strengthens nerves and overall function.
Dr George A Major successor to Dr T T Major & Son offers reduced rates for a limited time. Full set teeth at 00, gold fillings 1.00 and up, gold and platina 75 cents, amalgam 00, cement fillings 55.00, bridge work a specialty. Painless tooth extraction available. Office 410 Ohio street opposite courthouse.
W L Jones calls attention to a general transfer business offering coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving of all kinds serving Queen City No 444 and surrounding area.
Grocers offer large 2 oz packages at 5 cents to keep white fabrics bright as part of a Red Cross Ball promotion. Yellow clothes theme repeated. color guidance stressed.
Algernon De Forest Bagsley rushes to catch the seven o'clock train to Cleveland for his wedding but is locked out of his boarding house in Chicago. After barefoot chaos, a washwoman, an Irish lass, and a patrol wagon restore order as a cablegram arrives confirming a later arrival.
Dr Salmage arrived to preach in a large English city in 1879 and found the church crowded outside but only moderately full inside. He learned that each inside attendee had paid four shillings for entry. He had planned to preach on the text Without Money and Without Price but changed his subject.
Mrs. Mary Shell of Sedalia watches trains for a man who owes her money after promising marriage. Kansan City Star notes locals say the man ran a shell game and skipped town.
A woman resigns to take a bookkeeper position at a laundry while continuing to monitor the gowns of Sedalia's fashionable women, albeit in a different way.
An ad style note stating constipation causes headaches and illness, promoting DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a gentle liver stimulant and bowel regulator that do not cause griping. Published by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Henderson North Carolina resident J A Kelly shares a personal episode matching numerous neighborhood stories. He details using Chamberlain s Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy last summer for dysentery with prompt, satisfactory relief and notes quicker control than prior remedies. For sale by all druggists.
A concise remark notes that most people avoid mischief as long as they can avoid being caught, reflecting on social restraint and risk.
In a case labeled as exiled and involving a physician, the ruling or note predicts the doctor will diagnose Bailey with Pentielditis, indicating a specific medical attribution.
A fragment notes Tessmer dies and a society letter for the Daily Capital. The readable lines indicate obituary and local society update with unspecified details.
An advertisement claims Rocky Mountain Tea is genuine and made by the Madison Medicine Co. with no more no less. W. E. Bard Drug Company is noted in connection with the product.
A brief line notes a strong claim about a man’s autobiography insisting there is no word fail. The statement implies perseverance and steadfast resolve as a theme of personal narrative. No other details or names are provided.
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