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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1901
Page
3
Weather prophet Srl R. Hicks outlines August forecasts with a tendency toward rain in many regions. He predicts a warm spell early August followed by thunderstorms and heavy hail, then a sharp drop in temperatures and a cooler September after a mid summer storm period across interior areas and coasts.
The notice promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a quick and permanent cure for piles. It warns against counterfeit products and identifies W. E. Bard Drug Co as a source.
At the annual Missouri Prosecuting Attorneys Association meeting in St. Louis at the Laclede Hotel officers were elected. Alf F. Rector of Saline County is president, Roy of Ralls County first vice president, Stone of Cole County second vice president, and W Scott Hancock of St. Louis is secretary and treasurer. Plans were set to coordinate all prosecuting officers in the state, with the next regular meeting to be held in Kansas City on Friday December 27.
Advertisement asserts rheumatism is caused by uric acid in the blood and that kidneys excrete it. Foley's Kidney Cure is claimed to always make them well and is available from all druggists.
A terse note from a St. Louis advertiser hints at a ruse as a Chicago woman seeks to pay $1,000 to an “honest man.” The claim centers on a missing or mistaken offer tied to rooms described as “hot” with no heat charge and a reference to being cool once.
A vintage ad touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as pills that compel the liver and bowels to function, claiming they purify and enrich the blood for quicker recovery. The copy notes easy intake and no griping.
Ralph Toggleson of four miles west of Salem shot himself in the head after refusal to live on the farm with his grandmother. He preferred city life and the crowds of the city.
A Bard Drug Co. ad promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a daily bowel tonic that prevents illness by keeping bowels in order. The pills are described as gentle and non-gripe-inducing, suitable for regular use.
Four tables welcome patrons at Arlington Pharmacy soda fountain cooled by electric fans. Local shoppers enjoy a simple refreshment stop in a small town setting.
A fragment hints at a reflection on variety as the spice of life, suggesting a broader meditation on diverse experiences and ideas. The text touches on themes of novelty and balance within daily living.
An old Texas advertisement touts Hall’s Great Discovery or Texas Wonder as a universal cure for kidney and bladder issues in men and women, with a two months’ treatment per bottle. It offers mail order from St. Louis and cites testimonials including J. H. Lee at Lindell Barber Shop in St. Louis.
A St. Louis writer notes the city’s moods through smells, saying variable winds in 1903 bring a packing house perfume on some days and the tobacco factory scent on others. The vivid line captures the era’s industrial aroma.
In the wake of a major blaze the town of Marshall plans a new water tower in the central area to restore infrastructure and protect the community. City officials say the project would bolster firefighting capacity and water supply.
Take the genuine original Rocky Mountain Tea made only by Madison Medicine Co Madison Wis. It keeps you well. Our trade mark cut on each package. Price five cents Never sold in bulk Accept no substitute Ask your druggist.
A rough patch hits St Joseph as visitors from Oklahoma provoke unrest and a beer shortage looms, leaving the city feeling inflated with hot air and tension.
Advertises Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for pimples sores and black heads urging readers to ask their druggist for a 35 cent product.
For the last nine years Carroll County spent over one third of total tax revenue on collecting or expending funds.
Mr John Tippis of Colton Ohio reports Foley's Honey and Tar cured his little girl of a severe cough and inflamed tonsils. Available at all druggists.
Clouds of doom that darkened Missouri farmers prospects have cleared as thunder and rain clouds move away, lifting limits on prosperity and hinting at brighter agricultural times ahead.
An advertisement touts Dr Hobbs Sparagus Piliscure as a cure for kidney ailments. It promises simple relief and free samples, with Sterling Remedy listed as origin in Chicago or New York.
Drought devastated several acres of watermelons owned by a Pettis County man. He faces crop loss with visible impact on his appearance and livelihood as he surveys the damaged patch.
An old ad copy states a dull complexion stems from inactive liver and bowels and promises DeWitt's Little Early Risers produce gratifying results. W. E.
A Leavenworth man faced fallout from a failed incubator project described as a besetting sin. The device did not hatch, prompting scrutiny of the venture and its methods. Local authorities and peers weigh next steps for the disappointed inventor.
A consolidated list of real estate transfers shows numerous deeds such as W. Pittman to Thomas Haines for 10 acres in Prairie two and Isaiah Cornine to Sarah Margaret Cook for about 23 acres in Heaths Creek. Other transfers include Clara Coontz to Ellis E. McKinney at the southeast corner of Porter and Seventh streets, Ernest Lamy to Dora L. Demuth for property at the intersection of Tenth Street and Kentucky, and Amanda Cookman to William Arthur and James Madison Cookman for about 30 acres in Dresden.
The Katy line announces through sleepers from St Louis to Mexico and California via the Katy flyer with a Pullman conductor. Nos 3 and 4 now run through between St Louis and Waco. Homeseekers tickets and various excursion offers cover Missouri Oklahoma Texas and nearby regions with specific round trip prices and date ranges.
A dog catcher in Independence threatens to resign after reports that dogs released from the pound at night are left roaming until he recaptures them by day. The situation centers on the enforcement of pound policies and public safety concerns in the city.
Public notice offers 10 000 free units of B B B Botanic Blood Balm to purify blood and heal ulcers eczema scrofula boils boils and other conditions. Cure claimed for long standing cases with free medical advice and address in Atlanta Georgia.
Best 25c dinner in the city at McGurren's opposite Union Depot. tric fans Arlington Pharmacy.
An advertorial style notice touts Foley's Kidney Cure as restoring kidney and bladder health. It adds a caution against imitation and mentions other product claims, including Red Cross Ball Blue and beauty pins.
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