The Hay Ride Postponed in Honor of Miss Blanche Stapkins
The festive hay ride hosted by Mr. and Mrs. G. Lawson for their guest Miss Blanche Stapkins was postponed indefinitely due to the death of Mr. S. J. Freeman.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1905
Page
3
The festive hay ride hosted by Mr. and Mrs. G. Lawson for their guest Miss Blanche Stapkins was postponed indefinitely due to the death of Mr. S. J. Freeman.
A Snooth Article notes the Bard Drug Co. grappling with weak demand and rising costs amid a shifting market. Executives express concerns over cash flow and inventory.
The Epworth League hosted a well attended concert with an excellent program that pleased the audience and highlighted community religious activity.
Nurse in New York promotes an aromatic herb drink named Australian Leaf as the sole monthly regulator for female ailments. It claims to cure backache urinary trouble and bladder issues and is sold at druggists and tailor shops. Address the Manufacturer Crazy Co LeRoy NB.
The Criterion club announces a big fish fry at a well known Sedalia fishing hole next Wednesday. Members invite locals to join for a social meal and outdoor event.
Miss Andre Rhedans of St Louis arrived yesterday to be with her grandfather Andy Rhedans who is very ill at his home on the corner of Brown and Saline streets. The elderly man suffers from stomach trouble and advanced age leading to doubts about recovery.
A brief notice indicates the item is sold by all grocers in bulk or packets. It notes wider availability across retail outlets without specifying brands or quantities.
Sedalia camp No. 65570 M W A meets at the K P hall on East Fifth street on Wednesday July 19 1905 for regular business visiting neighbors invited to attend. SAM W JAMES W C and E CODDING Clerk. When other medicines have failed take Foley s Kidney Cure. It has cured when everything else has disappointed. Sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
In New York on July 19 former U S Senator W Squire of Washington criticized proposed changes to the Chinese exclusion law. He warned that relaxing the policy would let Chinese immigrants flood the country, likening them to rattlesnakes and questioning their humanity as he spoke in the city.
New York July 19 The Royal Arcanum delays action after the supreme council in Atlantic City increased monthly dues for members aged forty and over by 150 to 500 percent. State conventions protest enlist secession plans and a rival Loyal Arcanum may form unless the rate hike is rescinded by October.
An advertisement promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for whitening Yellow clothes. It claims the product keeps items white and notes grocers offer large two ounce packages for 6 cents.
Robert Jacobs, son of Mr and Mrs William R Jacobs of West Cooper street, fell from a velocipede near home Tuesday evening and suffered a badly cut face and several knocked out teeth though injuries are not serious.
A promotional notice touts Allen s Foot Pase powder to relieve sore burning feet. It claims quick relief for painful hot and swollen feet and is advertised for sale at druggists and shoe stores for 28 cents.
The patient Lee McGinley at Maywood Hospital has shown slight improvement after several days of treatment.
Advertisment asserts Foley's Honey and Tar as a lung remedy claiming cure in early consumption and relief in severe cases. Arlington Pharmacy promotes the product and warns against substitutes.
The Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar cough syrup is promoted as the original laxative cough syrup with no opiates. It claims effectiveness for coughs colds croup whooping cough and is available from W. E. Bard Drug Co with red clover blossom and honey bee imagery on the bottle.
Tomorrow 18 Wash Day offered by Monarch Laundry. Send family washing to Monarch Laundry at 606 South Ohio Street. call 183 and our wagon will call.
Rome City Indiana July 19 The twenty seventh session of the Western Chautauqua Island Park assembly and summer school opened today and will run until August 11 Attendance on opening day was the largest ever registered and all signs point to an exceptionally successful season.
The text describes a standard university course setup offering normal sessions with competent lecturers and round table discussions. It emphasizes qualified instructors and a typical curriculum format.
Advertisement notes a $100 reward if Worrenl's Insect Exterminator fails to clean mites from poultry. Sold by all druggists and appears as a general drugstore product notice from a historical period.
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