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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1904
Page
3
The guide describes how to achieve a broad shoulder effect with ecru lace bands, suggests padding white waists with crushed tissue, and advises packing hats, flowers, and gloves with tissue paper. It also recommends stuffing crowns with stockings and using tissue to protect laces and ribbons during packing.
Cork and soak a clay pot, then roll in timothy seeds and place among house plants. Keep the pot full of water as seeds sprout in a few days and the pot becomes covered with delicate green growth in two to three weeks.
The floral clock at the fair, supervised by Joseph Hodkinson, features a scarlet and yellow outer circle with 60 minute divisions and a dark red inner circle. Coleus figures rise between bands of gnasphallium, with hands formed by trailing plants and boxed blooms, set on six feet of surrounding grass at the north end of the agricultural building.
The McKinley National Memorial association outlines a 400000 monument plan in Canton Ohio. Ten architects including Brunner Gilbert McKim Mead & White Wyatt Nott Eames Young and Burnham are invited to submit final designs for the memorial to President McKinley.
Judge Longan instructed the jury to acquit Aid Huff before the trial finished, citing technical evidence showing he was not guilty in the abandonment case. The jury followed the court's instructions and acquitted him.
Classified note seeking a responsible person to furnish about 100 acres of fine clover hay on a share basis. Apply at once to J. W. Patrick in Georgetown.
Sedalia Camp No. 5570 M. W. A. will meet in the K of P hall on East Fifth street Wednesday June 15 1904 for regular business. Visiting neighbors cordially invited to attend. SAM W. JAMES W. C. E. E. CODDING Clerk.
A reader asks where to obtain a cold phosphate and is directed to Farris for supply. The note reflects a casual request and an identified vendor.
Cowboys from the 101 ranch and local Indians scour a creek bottom near Skedee Oklahoma in a chase after a reportedly huge snake that escaped a traveling menagerie. Reports say the animal was once shown at a Newkirk circus and villagers fear for chickens and small stock as it eludes capture.
The article promotes hotel living on the World’s Fair grounds offering unlimited days on site. It highlights convenient access to exhibits and events without leaving the grounds. It emphasizes comfort and exclusive on-site amenities for guests.
Alaskan reports describe Seattle gamblers inflating activity in Fairbanks as authorities fear crime rises. Notable names from Dawson and Seattle arrive on boats, bringing tables and equipment, while no houses are yet built. Rumors link Joe Eagle to a potential leadership role in Skagway and a possible move to Fairbanks as camp prospects grow.
Mr. Preston Burger and Miss Marie Sands were married last evening at 8 o clock at his East Fourth Street home. Rev. Fr. D Healy officiated with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hugenschmidt as attendants. The couple’s nuptials were unexpected to many friends of both families.
Mr and Mrs H A Pratt entertained the Calvary Episcopal church choir on Tuesday afternoon for their wedding anniversary. Mrs Pratt gave readings and Mrs C C Evans played piano numbers. Dainty refreshments were served.
Dr J S Leslie, a graduate of Ontario Veterinary College, opens at J W Menefee Jr's barn 401 W Main Sedalia. He offers full instruments and treatment for all domestic animal diseases with dentistry and obstetrics as specialties and promises prompt day or night service with two phones.
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