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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1899
Page
5
Dannigan lies in a critical condition after a collision with an iron post while attempting to board a street car in Kansas City on Monday. He has remained unconscious since the accident occurred.
Patrons are informed that the Sedalia Gas and Fuel company has relocated to No 116 West Third Street in the Alamo building. Also noted are reminders from Fleischmann's Pharmacy about ice cream soda at five cents.
A letter from Mrs. F. B. Parker praises Prof. S. W. Axtell of Sedalia for curing her dyspepsia and constipation without drugs after multiple doctors failed. She notes lasting relief, improved health, and funded results from his treatment, urging others to seek his system. The piece also mentions his recent graduation of eighteen students and their continued success as both teachers and healers.
The empress of Germany is deeply involved in her private stables and her sons riding lessons, often coaching them herself. Meanwhile the German emperor adds author to his many roles, planning a travel book and describing himself as a man of many professions, though he mainly wears uniforms.
An improved motor bicycle in Paris reduces rider effort and weighs about 120 pounds. The petroleum powered motor drives the wheels and provides electricity for a headlight. The device is said to reach twenty five miles per hour and is easily controlled by the rider.
Advertises free sample bottles of Boschee's German Syrup for adults with cold bronchitis throat or lung troubles at A. S. McGowan and Otis W. Smith. One bottle per person no children without parental order. Claims worldwide endorsement by physicians and that a 75 cent bottle cures or proves its value.
J W Kennedy is to assume the management of the store after twenty years in the shoe business promising customers his expert knowledge and attentive service during J M Offield’s indefinite absence due to ill health. The change aims to benefit patrons with Kennedy’s experience and personal attention.
Henry Hughes a retired capitalist and Warrensburg pioneer died yesterday aged 72. He married in Warrensburg about twenty five years ago and long served as president of the Bank of Warrensburg.
A prisoner named Say proposes trading a dozen bokays and five pink neckties for a plugo good chewin and a file. Authorities did not indicate seriousness or potential consequences.
An editor’s pitch urges readers to use the Sentinel want column to list items they no longer need in exchange for goods they want. The friendly reminder emphasizes low costs and broad trade potential.
J B Rosell of Grantsburg Illinois reports 25 years of coughing and costly medical treatment with no relief until using Dr Bell’s Pins Tar Honey. He states the remedy strengthened weak lungs and saved his life.
The article claims New England residents top inventive output with Massachusetts inventors praised, while New York ranks second. It notes southern states lag behind the Northeast in ingenuity and criticizes South Carolina as unproductive.
Advertisement notes a Sate Parlor heating stove for sale with a bargain offer and instruction to contact AX at the Sentinel office.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim a product called One Minute Cough Cure promises relief. The snippet hints at marketing claims and medicinal use without full details or verifiable facts.
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