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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1901
Page
7
A Texas Wonder claims one bottle of Hall’s Great Discovery cures kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes seminal emissions and rheumatism. It promises two months of treatment and offers mail order from Dr E W Hall in St Louis Missouri with testimonials and druggist availability through Servant Harker Drug Co.
A St Louis tester recommends The Texas Wonder Hall's Great Discovery for kidney and rheumatic troubles. Mrs. M. Rodell of 2930 Olive Street signs the testimonial dated February 27, 1900.
Advertises a clearance at the BIG SAW for iron beds and sewing machines described as as good as new and offered at very low prices. The note emphasizes affordable household items and a big sale event.
Memphis June 4 Confederate Veterans reunion adjourned after business with next gathering set for Dallas. Gen John B Gordon re-elected commander in chief along with Lieut Gen W L Cabell commander of the Trans Mississippi department Lieut Gen S D Lee commander of the Army of the Tennessee and Lieut Gen Wade Hampton commander of the Army of Northern Virginia. The convention also decided to launch Battle Abbey in Richmond with funds on hand.
A Bosworth resident left his hometown claiming it was too small for his talents and is now walking Kansas City streets with advertising placards tied to him.
Opening line suggests a preference for a small town where residents are quick to sympathize in trouble and, if none exist, will actively seek it out for you. The quote captures a satirical view of communal scrutiny and neighborly pressure.
Parsons Kansas resident Mrs Maude Dickens reports eight years of severe asthma with life threatening attacks. She credits FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR with immediate relief after use, noting it never fails to help. Mentioned for general distribution through druggists.
A farmer feeds a tramp who offers no thanks but simply stays silent and works, sawing wood all day. The exchange turns on implied duty and quiet labor rather than gratitude or conversation.
Several young men complain they have no steady girl with plans to attend theatre events collapsing due to sick headaches. The note promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for stomach trouble and headaches with a closing plug from Arlington Pharmacy.
In a spelling contest between Shakespeare club members and thirty young men from Lebanon one admirer of the classics fell after spelling the word weird. The incident adds a moment of wobble to the event with no serious injuries reported.
An advertisement touts a neck shaping routine to gain a round graceful neck. It promotes nightly head wiggling and Rocky Mountain Tea as a quick shortcut, priced 35 cents with a note to ask a druggist.
James Hover reports Ben Davis apples scarce this season but Jonathan, Missouri Pippins, Winesaps and other varieties have a full crop. Peach prospects in the area damaged by leaf curl.
A. O. Blanchard of West Bangor New York states he suffered kidney disease for five years and found relief after using two bottles of FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE sold by all druggists.
A Missouri editor seeks qualified writer or reporter to join a small town newspaper. This role requires strong news judgment, clear writing, and commitment to community coverage. Experience preferred but not required. training provided.
An advert promises an energetic recovery from torpid liver using Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. It claims to relieve dullness after meals, headaches, and dizziness, restore digestion, and renew vitality. Price 25 cents with free samples at Mertz & Hale's and Otis W. Smith's drug stores.
The Centralia Courier notes that teachers who plan to remain in the profession should obtain a life certificate, while those not committed to teaching as a lifelong career are advised to marry as soon as possible.
The notice warns that many illnesses stem from stomach troubles and urges using Dr Loyal Ford's Dyspepticide to fix the stomach, claiming it restores proper digestion. It emphasizes that people seek cures for various ailments but neglect the stomach as the root cause.
Several young women found a boy lying face down in a gutter and feared he was dead or murdered. While one summoned help by telephone, others attempted to lift him as a girl nearby shouted a name and counted to three for Johnny.
A Idaho woman secures a divorce from her husband after he refused to take her to the Paris Exposition. He testified he feared water and even a bath, saying he gets seasick easily. The note ends with a plug for Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin and Arlington Pharmacy and a sale of old papers at the office.
Mrs. Sallie Hirst and daughter Laura of Tipton visited here this week. Kathleen Harmon returned to Sedalia after a relatives visit. Ex Governor Lon V Stephens and wife of Jefferson City stayed at Ravenswood with Capt. and Mrs. Leonard. Annie Patrick visited relatives near Windsor and Calhoun and returned home. Sam F Shrout, assistant postmaster for three years, resigned and plans to move to Texas. Mrs. C B Chamberlin of Smithton visits J R and Mrs Allison near the city.
Otterville Missouri May 31 Dr Culp visited Sedalia Conductor Kinsey moved into the Newman property Smallpox concerns rise with one new case this week Misses Bessie Lewis and Myrtle Brewster shopped in Sedalia R E Potter roofed his barn and more improvements Frank Martin in Soleville on business Miss Cora Cordry hosted a birthday gathering with games and social time Ladies plan an outing to Sandy Rock Falls for fishing next week
A testimonial from H. S. Pitts of Arlington Texas confirms rapid relief from breakfast indigestion after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He reports he can eat meals with relish and digestion improves, calling the product unmatched for stomach troubles. Provided by W E Bard Drug Co.
Elmer Murray arrives in town from St Louis last night amid quiet expectations of a visit. No additional events or details accompany the arrival in the readable text.
At Mertz and Hale's and Otis W. Smith's drug stores a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets is offered. The ad praises the tablets as an elegant physic that improves appetite strengthens digestion and regulates the liver and bowels. They are described as easy to take and pleasant in effect.
Ira D. Reckard of Duncombe Iowa reports his son suffered a severe leg scald from knee to ankle. After using Banner Salve for three weeks the wound nearly healed. He urges families to keep Banner Salve on hand as a sure remedy for scalds and sores.
Latour and Sherer advertise best cabinet photographs priced at three dollars per dozen.
A user asserts prolonged kidney disease trouble and credits Foley’s Kidney Cure with a full recovery after four one dollar bottles. The testimonial states the product cured kidney trouble and is recommended to others with kidney issues.
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