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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1902
Page
6
The reliable stove repairer at 213 West Main Street has lived in Sedalia since 1865 and vows to remain a local fixture with community support. Queen City Telephone 364.
The passage argues that digestion sleep work and overall bodily function require energy and that people have less nervous power when vision is poor. It claims Drs Cannaday succeed where medicines fail by applying this reasoning to health and nervous energy.
An advertisement offers farm loans starting at $1,009 and up at the lowest rates and best terms. Terms include Pettis county realty loans at 6 percent interest with partial payment privileges.
Nevada Post notes that several towns suffer from young thieves. In Sedalia M H H Cox loses 400 to 500 gallons of vinegar with eight boys suspected of breaking into his mill. Two 2,000 gallon casks were damaged and portions spilled during shipment prep. A prior winter loss of a 2,000 gallon cask was also reported.
Buffalo Bill Cody and Senator William A. Clark, a Montana copper king, became close in earlier days. They met as Clark sold clocks while Cody supplied buffalo meat for Kansas Pacific laborers. In about a year and a half Cody killed over four thousand buffalo, earning his famed nickname.
An advertisement promotes Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poison ulcers eczema cancer and skin conditions. It claims to cleanse the blood and heal sores and aches and offers a free sample by mail from the Blood Balm Co. in Atlanta and a Sedalia retailer W K Bard Drug Co.
HW McAbee, Indiana state factory inspector, urges a law requiring architects to pass an exam in ventilation appliances. He notes most Indiana schoolhouses rely on window ventilation, which he calls unsatisfactory.
The notice outlines Help Wanted and Lost and Found sections, pricing at 25 cents for up to 18 words, 10 cents per line for funeral and lodge notices up to 100 lines, obituary articles up to 30 lines at $1, and 5 cents extra per line for additional space. It instructs enclosing replies in envelopes and proper addressing.
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