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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
2
Narrated by a survivor, the account recounts a poker session among travelers at the Columbia Club that spiraled from small bets to a fatal act. A man, once confident in his skill, loses nearly all, wins and loses notes, then, after a final push, another gambler shoots himself in despair.
A new brewery has located in Kansas City bringing a major production output that will stagger local citizens with its scale and impact on the city’s industry and economy.
The fragment hints at a view of the Church of England leader’s prerogatives but lacks full context or identifiable events. It suggests emphasis on the authority and enjoyment linked to his position rather than a concrete action or decision.
An advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a tonic to keep hustle high and provide vigor. The copy asserts the product supports energy and hard work, linked to the Bard Peoug company.
Chicago teamsters expect to press for favorable terms in negotiation with packing houses. The union aims to secure concessions on wages and working conditions as talks resume.
The Primary and Junior Sunday School Teachers' union will hold a meeting Saturday afternoon at 4.
An advertisement promotes a stomach liver and bowels remedy backed by hundreds of testimonials. It urges sufferers of indigestion dyspepsia flatulence constipation headaches and liver and kidney trouble to try it. Sold by Druggets with a private stamp over the neck of the bottle and advises avoiding substitutes.
The Commercial club of Coffeyville Kansas has secured a contract with Philadelphia buyers to establish a rug factory with $125,000 capital. The plant will employ 100 to 150 workers with wages from 10 to 20 dollars weekly. The club contributes twenty acres of land plus a cash payment.
Dr. Scott Currin of Loganton pa names One Minute Cough Cure as the safest immediate cough remedy for coughs colds croup and throat and lung troubles. Mothers testify to its benefit for children claiming it yields at once to croup and is pleasant for kids. W F Bard Drug Company.
Jefferson City hosts a poetess famed for writing poems in trance form as she prepares to present verses to England’s king on the occasion of his coronation.
A Fairhaven reader credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with preventing pneumonia and severe croup in a child's bout with whooping cough. The letter notes the remedy is for sale at Mertz & Hale, J. L. Kantzman, Otis W. Smith and all druggists.
A. Johnson of Quitman gathered about sixty gallons of fine strawberries from an acre patch at second picking. He is noted as the owner of a bulldog.
An old advertisement for Rocky Mountain Tea from W. E. Bard Drug Company claims night relief and lists a price of 35 cents. The fragment presents a rugged, tongue in cheek tone typical of vintage classifieds.
A Kirksville dentist who has invented a lead filling technique is seeking individuals to try the new procedure. The ad calls for volunteers willing to undergo experimental dental treatment.
A critical opinion views Senator Burton's fierce loyalty to the sugar beet as absurd given he has never seen a beet in his life. The piece mocks his political stance by suggesting his allegiance is unfounded and hypocritical.
Dr T T Major and Son offer limited time dental services with prices including gold fillings from 8.00, fillings from 1.00 and up, amalgam from 6.00, and Logan crowns. Painless extractions available. Office at 410 Ohio Street opposite courthouse.
Column discusses theories on why tan shoes vanished and contrasts this with the earlier rise of the style. Mentions Rochambeau delegation and the city’s freedom as a sign of ongoing corruption concerns.
An old advertisement notes a 2 oz package priced at five cents and urges readers to ask their grocer for the product. It also mentions old papers for sale at the office.
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