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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1901
Page
8
The Red Cross Medical Association in this city advertises free three month treatment for chronic diseases at 311-318 Gentritz Building before June 20, charging only costs of medicines. They claim high cure rates through chemical physical and microscopic exams and seek patients who have failed other methods.
A Boston cafe touts better candy to improve complexions, promoting good grade sweets as the preferred option. The note contrasts cheap candy with premium products, positioning quality as essential for skin health.
Farmers in the eastern county organize an association to combat increasing wolf trouble and plan coordinated extermination efforts. The move aims to protect crops livestock and livelihoods as predator pressure rises in the region.
Prof. S. A. Weltmer will evade the new medical law and keep operating his magnetic healing business in Nevada. He has hired a registered physician who will diagnose cases at the institute and direct treatments.
Not only Sedalians but neighbors in other towns get refreshments for their entertainments from the Boston Cafe. Local residents rely on the cafe for snacks drinks and catering services during community events and gatherings.
The Married Men's League of Moberly recently admitted 32 new members and now stands as the largest order in the city with a total of 450 members.
Electric fans have been placed in the Plaza barber shop at 103 West Third street by Proprietor Pudry. The shop is now one of the coolest and most up to date in town and a shower bath is expected to be added this week.
Pure, sweet, delicious and healthful describes Crawford's Crown Sodas in a promotional blurb highlighting quality ingredients and refreshing flavor.
The Boston Cafe crowd shows Wheelon as the top soda fountain pick while many others remain popular favorites. Patrons favor the shop for its variety and value in these classic drinks.
Norman Smith of Smithton reports a strong water flow in a newly drilled well. The water rises nearly to the top, signaling a potentially productive source for the household.
If you have attended a party or reception recently you have tasted our products. Boston Cafe provides the good things for social events and gatherings.
Miss Beulah Harris the Sedalia pipe organist is listed among artists appearing at the state music teachers convention in Columbia this week confirming her regional recognition.
Twenty five pianos are in stock to be selected from at John N. Taylors. The note records an inventory listing showing available instruments for sale at the store.
Mrs. George Gregg misplaced a pocket book with a large sum Saturday at the Missouri Pacific depot. Matron Salina Myers found it and returned the purse to its owner.
A market list shows Pineapples Plums Cherries Apricots Peaches Grapefruit and Lowney's Bon Bons as assorted fruit and confectionery offerings. The lineup highlights common fruits with a packaged sweet treat in the same notice.
The Junior editor and his wife express gratitude to Mr Edwards who always stops by when he passes with a crock of radishes, a friendly gesture noted by the Calhoun Free Press.
Neapolis lodge No. 153 asks all members to attend Monday evening for a regular meeting where business of great importance will be discussed. Noble Grand A. W. Meyer signs the notice.
Bargains in pianos this month at John N. Taylor's located on 507 Ohio Street. Professional staff offer sales and demonstrations to help customers choose.
Beaman Missouri June 17 Children s Day held by the M E church at Salem drew a full house with outdoor overflow. The program featured numerous recitations songs and ends with a sermon by Rev B F Briggs. Out of town guests included Charles Brown W T Hutchinson Belle Hutchinson and Rev Stacey Phillips among others.
Advertisers tout daily praise for their ice cream focusing on the method and purity of the cream used. The message emphasizes careful production and high quality ingredients as the key to flavor and customer satisfaction.
Margaret Herrington died this morning at 9 30 from a paralytic stroke at her brother Abraham Herringtons home 411 West Fifth Street. Doctors Ferguson and Overstreet attended. She was 37. The body will be shipped at 1225 tonight to Brantford Ontario where her parents are buried. Accompanying will be her brother A Herrington and nephew A J Hawkins.
Mr. J. P. Woodall visits the city taking orders for Coca Cola and distributing company souvenirs. The Sentinel notes receipt of a desk clock from Woodall. Coca Cola earned a million-dollar business last year and spent $100,000 on advertising. The drink is available at every fountain in the city.
A Boston article notes a lively scene as 10e children attend an event offering half fare treats. Patrons praise the rich flavor and enjoy the festive atmosphere in early era reporting.
The Emerson piano is praised for long tuning stability and pure sweet tone. Prospective buyers are invited to inspect at John N. Taylor's on 507 Ohio Street.
A nearly new canopy-top phaeton is offered for sale. Inquiries may be made at Porter’s Livery Stable located at Second and Moniteau or directly with owner A. Ewart.
A colorful ad proclaims Red Cross Ball Blue as the best in the world and notes a large two ounce package priced at a few cents.
Boston Café serves up icy treats and a range of desserts with a sunny menu. The shop emphasizes classic flavors and seasonal specials, inviting locals to enjoy a casual, retro dining space.
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