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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1905
Page
2
The document appears as a clipped OCR fragment from Sedalia Missouri indicating a local newspaper notice. It references the official paper status of Sedalia and directions for communications to the Newspaper Co. in Sedalia. The legible content lacks clear events or dates.
A COLLECTED editorial questions public loss of confidence in the president after recent exhibitions. It argues Roosevelt remains popular and honest, but laments reliance on flattery, alleged corruption patterns, and the president’s judgment of men. It extols college education for women improving motherhood and domestic leadership, predicting rising demand for educated wives.
The piece defends early muckraking authors Steffens Lawson and Tarbell, arguing their exposes of civic crime and corporate greed awakened the public and revealed lawlessness. It praises their impact while noting critics call their charges harsh yet necessary in revealing graft.
Prof Herbert B Mills of Vassar argues college educated women marry at similar rates to other women of their class. He contends education sharpens wit and judgment of men, making them selective, not changing fundamental human nature.
A report notes Charles J. Bonaparte, Catholic secretary of the navy, addressing the International Christian Endeavor on purity in politics and its relation to modern Christian activity. It highlights breaking barriers between Catholics and Protestants and cites Moses Dropsie’s will creating a Hebrew college fund for shared learning.
The Sedalia Missouri city council adopts a resolution to grade and pave the East West alley between Fourth and Fifth streets in Block Thirteen Smith and Martins First Addition with concrete. It includes the cost in the special assessment and requires two weekly and seven daily newspaper insertions. Passed July 17 1905. Attest City Clerk. Red Cross Ball Blue ad at end.
In Toledo Ohio on July 26 Robed M Simmons of Alabama filed the most unique answer in a local divorce suit. He admits the faults in his wife's petition, asks the decree be withheld, laments lack of funds to hire counsel, and praises his wife while promising to live a better life. He details selling attempts with Equitable Life and excuses his past conduct.
New York July 26 The general committee of Tammany Hall met at the Wigwam and endorsed Mayor McClellan for another term. The resolutions reply to Citizens' Union calls for non partisan government by praising McClellan as a model of non partisanship and claim he has been more non partisan than Mayors Low or Strong.
Prominent druggists from major cities and towns gather for the South Carolina State Pharmaceutical Association annual convention. Sessions begin today and run through tomorrow with discussions planned on a wide range of topics relating to the trade.
Make the kidneys healthy with Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
An advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure eases indigestion and stomach troubles by aiding digestion and strengthening the stomach. It says the remedy provides quick relief, builds up the system, and prevents further disease, sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
A brief notice states J M Licklider guarantees ZX flour and Vicoral Health fuel the heat. The week offers 1.00 40 69 saesgO Geeosecg ee Se with unspecified terms.
Cherbourg July 26 M Witte chief Russian plenipotentiary for peace talks with Japan sails to New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse He carries dispatches from St Petersburg and messages of good will and is joined by his family and a large party of advisers including Prof de Martens M Plancon M Shipoff and others
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