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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1905
Page
5
A playful exchange features a waiter prompting a memory lapse and a professor asking in what year Charlemagne was crowned, with the New York Sun noted in the dialogue.
A Washington Star quip jokes about marriage happiness by imagining a Fiji husband and an Eskimo wife to ensure at least one family member is always content with the weather.
A young racer named Windt stumbled during a track event described as a strong blact incident. He needed to walk back after the fall, and the report notes Windt did not have a red cint. The story appears in the New Orleans Times-Democrat with details about the mishap.
A Harvard athlete wins the hammer throw, beating all rivals in a reported event. The scene reflects collegiate track discipline and strong performance by a university competitor.
Chicago News quotes Admiral Evans claiming Russia will keep fighting, criticizing any view that the war could end voluntarily as stemming from a constitutional inability to grasp voluntary cessation.
The Washington Star cautions readers about reckless actions during the Fourth of July period urging careful conduct and sincere communication in personal notes and celebrations.
Four men robbed a bank messenger in the city yesterday in what police describe as a brazen daytime heist. No injuries reported as investigators compare clues and review surveillance footage for suspects.
The article notes crowds eye the three hanging balls outside Herbert Hakan’s jewelry shop on Main Street. Two Irish workmen discuss a supposed lucky sign, jokes about bargains, and mention buying a watch ring and guitar for a girl, all linked to the shamrock motif.
The Kansas City Journal notes Togo's performance as commendable but says Mayor Weaver of Philadelphia does not view it as the top triumph of the year. The New York Herald hints at starting a bank as a safe step.
Secretary Shaw says he is not anxious about the treasury deficit and is not paying any of it, stating calm confidence despite rising concerns. The Philadelphia Record notes the remark as part of ongoing political rhetoric surrounding federal finance.
A note urging calm in Philadelphia cites prior excitement as unnecessary and excessive, attributed to the New York Mail.
Albert Was Some Too Previous The senator now sits to rewrite his shouted line about The Russian Advance. The remark spurred debate as observers note its historical echo and shifting political tone.
A playful rename of a classic tale invites reconsideration of a beastly figure. The narrator challenges Kipling to update the bear’s persona to match modern sensibilities and storytelling energy.
A terse remark accuses Rojestvensky of ignoring rules, implying regret that he did not stop on the near side and suggesting consequences or accountability for the action.
The original DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve claims to penetrate pores and, with antiseptic and healing properties, subdue inflammation and cure boils burns cuts eczema tetter ringworm and all skin diseases. It’s advertised as a remedy for piles and is sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Delegates and visitors arrive for the thirty-seventh annual convention of the Michigan Churches of Christ in Kalamazoo. The opening service is set for this evening with Walter F. Legg leading song and J. C. Wilson delivering the devotional. Arthur Holmes and W. J. Wright will give addresses as the business sessions begin tomorrow morning.
R. A. Gray of Oakville Ind says ten years bedridden with kidney disease found relief only after Foley's Kidney Cure. He reports dramatic improvement and calls it a Godsend after using the remedy sold by Arlington pharmacy.
In Parkersburg West Virginia investigators report Bob McCroskey and Bert Hendricks confessed to murdering Henry Blackshire at Brooksville after being hired by Blackshire’s wife. McCroskey says she pressed for the crime while Hendricks fired the fatal shot. The plan collapsed earlier over life insurance and the couple’s fear of the family. Prosecutors say no further arrests will occur now. The grand jury is to convene July 18 for trial.
Promote beauty and health with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claiming clear skin vibrant eyes red lips and good health. Available in tea or tablets for 35 cents at W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Milan reports by London News describe Prof. Levi’s method to deliver iodine in circulation untouched by blood chemistry. The technique allegedly cures tuberculosis by reaching tubercular microbes in tissues and promoting new healthy tissue, with animal then human trials cited and autopsies reviewed by a medical commission.
G B Butcher, successor to W B Poindexter, runs a shop known for Vig oral hard wheat flour and 8 soft wheat flour.
L C Snell dermatologist chiropodist haig scalp and complexion specialist located at 132 West Third Street offers medical and cosmetic services including scalp treatments and foot care.
The Connecticut Grand Army of the Republic department begins its annual encampment in Bristol with headquarters at the Gridley house. An administrative council meeting to appoint committees and handle routine business precedes the formal opening. A large evening reception honors veterans, the W R C, the Ladies of the G A R, and allied groups.
An early 20th century ad line extols Big S Flour as unrivaled with slogan Have Always Bought and mentions SOA BT 041 "9 Kind" RIA. The fragmentary copy highlights consistent quality and established buyer trust.
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