Wallace Circus Delights Joplin With Flawless Program
The Joplin Herald praises Wallace circus noting packed tents and full houses for afternoon and evening shows. It lauds the Nelsons and Stirk family as superb acts, Dellameads living statuary, and a stellar ballet and equestrian display. Charlie Sweeney is highlighted as a top clown and director.
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Joplin Herald
Wallace Circus
Ring Bank
Joplin
Wallace
Nelsons
Stirk
Dellameads
Kentucky
Tatali
Shaffer
Earl
Charlie Sweeney
Sweeney & Alvido
Kansas City Passenger Train Scheme Details
The notice outlines weekly California excursions every Thursday morning and tourist sleepers twice weekly to the northwest via the Billings Route. For details contact J C Bramhall in Kansas City or L W Wakeley in St Louis and Howard Elliott in St Joseph.
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Kansas City
California
Billings
J. C. Bramhall
Main Street
L. W. Wakeley
St.Louis
Howard Elliott
St. Joseph
Cascarets Advertise Beauty Through Blood Cleaning
Vintage ad promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a beauty aid claiming clean blood leads to clear skin. It promises to purge pimples boils blotches and bilious complexion by cleansing the liver with a ten cent product available from all druggists.
Barber Lou Bernstein Misstated Name in Print
The Sentinel notes an error from last week styling Lou Bernstein the Metropolitan barber. A longer surname Bernheimer was suggested but the paper will retract if the barber objects, noting Stein as a cooler alternative for hot weather.
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the Sentinel
Lou Bernstein
Metropolitan
Bernheimer
Lou
Stein
Chamberlain's praised by Newark druggist for cough relief
A Newark druggist Mr Charles Holzhauser says Chamberlains offers better satisfaction than other cough remedies and can be relied on for coughs colds or hoarseness. It is sold by Servant Harker Drug Co Otis W Smith and City Drug Store with listed street addresses.
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Chamberlain’s
Charles Holzhauer
Newark
N. J
Servant-Harker Drug Co
Ohio Street
Otis W Smith
Fifth
Engineer Streets
City Drug Store
West Main Street
Sedalian Claims Alger Showed White Feather at Chikamauga
A Sedalian recalls the battle of Chickamauga and asserts Russell A Alger, then secretary of war, displayed cowardice and faded from view during the engagement.
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Alger
Chicamauga
Russell A Alger
New York garment strike widens across city
Rioting flares in Cleveland and New York as thousands of workers rally for unionization. Looting and car obstruction punctuate clashes, with arrests and ambulances called after a nitro explosion. A labor party movement forms as garment workers strike for higher wages and longer hours.
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Garment
New York
Cleveland, O
Burton Street
Broadway
Petrie Street
Wilson Avenue
Sergt. Burrows
Kelso
Euclid Avenue
State Board of Arbitration
Wheat in the stack heats as rains harm value
Great Bend Kansas July 24 wheat in the stack is heating due to excessive rains and much will be valueless except for feed. Corn is in fine condition and expected to yield the greatest on record as heavy rains lessen the chance of hot winds.
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Great Bend
Kan
Chamberlains Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed by Reader
A Sylvan Valley News readers endorses Chamberlains Diarrhoea Remedy as reliable after twenty years of use. It suggests keeping a bottle on hand to reduce suffering before a physician is needed. Sold by Servant Harker Drug Co Otis W Soniths in Otis. Fifth and Engineer streets and City.
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Mormon Church
Bishop Remedy Co
Servant’s Pharmac
Sylvan Valley News
Brevard
N. C
Chamberlain
Servant- Harker Drug Co
Ohio Street
Otis W. Soniths
Engineer
City Drug Store
West Main Street
Prominent men invite aid to form Sedalia realty stock firm
Colonel O A Crandall solicits several notable gentlemen to organize a stock company for Sedalia real estate. They expect a large boom in property wealth within a year or two and plan to operate on a broad scale in the realty business.
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O A Crandall
Sedalia
Grain-O Grain Beverage Promises Healthful Value
A letter from a lady praising Grain-O made from pure grains. She says after a week it replaces coffee, nourishes the system and benefits children. The product is described as a strengthening beverage for all ages. Available from grocers for 15 and 25 cents.
Grand Excursion to Lincoln Mo by Modern Woodmen
The Modern Woodmen announce a grand log rolling and picnic at Lincoln Missouri on July 26 with all invited. Round trip fare is one dollar and the train departs at 5 30 am with riders urged to bring well filled baskets and enjoy a full day.
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Lincoln
DeWitts Little Early Risers Pill Ad Harp on Reviving the System
An 19th century advertisement touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a faultless mild cure. It claims the pills cleanse and revive the system without objectionable drugs and assist rather than compel, produced by Servant-Harker Drug Co.
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DeWitt’s
Servant-Harker Drug Co
Buried in Braymer: Infant Son of Rev Toomay
Remains of Rev Toomay's infant son shipped to Braymer Missouri for burial. Braymer, the former home of Rev Toomay, becomes the resting place.
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Rev Toomay
Braymer
Farm Doctoring Fails Until Remedy Restores Hope
Mr AWN Noell of Asherville Kansas spent years treating chronic diarrhoea with farm methods and feared death until he found relief with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The medicine is sold by Servant Harker Drug Co Otis W Smith and City Drug Store.
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Awn Noell
Asherville
Kansas
Servant-Harker Drug Co
Ohio Street
Otis W Smith
Fifth
Engineer
City Drug Store
West Main Street
Wonderland 99 Promises Scenic North Pacific Shasta Route
Round About Shasta is a chapter in the Northern Pacifics Wonderland 99 presenting Shasta region beauty in Southern Oregon and Northern California. It claims the route surpasses other California trips and offers a vivid, entrancing landscape. Copy available for six cents from Chas S Fee or P H Noel with rates and info at 210 Commercial Bldg St Louis.
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Shasta
Mt. Shasta
Oregon
California
Chas S. Fee
St. Paul
Minn
P. H. Noel
Commercial
St. Louis
Scenic Line of the World ad outlines Rio Grande routes
The Denver and Rio Grande Railway promotes its Scenic Line of the World with two Rocky Mountain routes and direct lines to Cripple Creek. It offers double daily service with Pullman palace and tourist sleeping cars between Denver, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Portland, plus connections to Utah, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington via Ogden Gateway. Writers K Hooper and G P T A in Denver prepare illustrated pamphlets.
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Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Rocky Mountains
Cripple Creek
Pullman Palace
Denver
San Francisco
Los Anges
Portland
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Odgen Gateway
K. Hooer
Advertising copy due by nine for Sentinel ads
Copy for ad changes must be turned in to the SENTINEL office before nine o'clock on the day the ad is to appear. This deadline ensures timely publication and accurate placement in the next available issue.
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Cleveland
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New Labor Party
Samuel Prince
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Workman Pines
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F. Miller
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