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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
2
A speculative political item suggests Justice Harlan could attract support from golf enthusiasts in a potential presidential bid. The note highlights a link between his judicial background and a niche sports electorate.
The remark suggests distrust of trust leaders and signals that the frying pan will not remain silent in the 1904 campaign. Observers interpret the statement as a warning about continued political maneuvering and public scrutiny.
General Miles was received at Buffalo as the hero of Porto Rico. The welcome marked another commendable achievement in his record of heroics.
A sharp tactic surfaced abroad to inflame sentiment for a third term while Hon. A J Beveridge was visiting overseas. The move aims to stir political energy and challenge party unity amid international travel.
The passage notes that many William J. Bryan clubs are being rechristened, signaling changing public attitudes as reflected in their naming. It implies a broader cultural reassessment of Bryan’s legacy without detailing specific new names or dates.
Editorial condemns Mayor Ashbridge of Philadelphia for signing a street railroad grab and argues Pennsylvanians must target the machine behind him, not the man, to achieve reforms.
After a poor showing with his third term plan, Depew shifts to shaping opinion by urging Republicans not to nominate Hanna for president at the 1904 convention.
William Woodard of Decatur Indiana reports years of kidney trouble and says FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE cured him with four one dollar bottles. He recommends it to others with kidney problems and notes it is sold by all druggists.
Richard Le Gallienne, the poet and novelist, is noted as a leading oculist in Europe who has served royal personages and attended many royal households over the years.
An advertiser promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as pills for constipation to ease bilious tired nerves. W. E. Bard Drug Co. endorses the product as a remedy to remove the cause of troubles.
The remains of Arthur Berry, who committed
Mr W S Whedon of the First National Bank of Winterset Indiana shares a carpenter’s experience with diarrhoea. After learning of a personal cure with Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy the worker used one dose and returned to his job. Sold locally by Mertz Hale Kautzman and Otis W Smith.
Holden denies circulating reports of an outbreak saying there is not a single case in town. He expresses indignation at the sensational chatter and urges calm and verified information.
In a promotional note a druggist advertises Rocky Mountain Tea as inspiring nobler deeds and unlocking happiness. The claim emphasizes vitality and improved well being with a price of 35 cents.
The seventh annual Epworth League Mexico district Missouri conference opened in the Methodist church at Fulton for two days. About seventy five delegates attended from Audrain Boone Montgomery Randolph and Callaway counties.
In Topeka June 21 a Shawnee county jury awarded Miss Barbara Tauer 15000 dollars in her suit against the Sarah Ann Sells estate. Tauer served as housekeeper nurse and secretary under a bequest expectation not named in the will. The verdict covers ten years of unpaid salary.
The Nevada dog poisoning craze claims twelve dogs owned by different sportsmen were found dead. Our Sedalia sportsmen send sympathy and condolences for the losses.
Idaho woman cites refusal to take her to the Paris Exposition as grounds for divorce. Husband testifies of water fear and seasickness including fear of baths. He notes indigestion and recommends Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin available at Arlington Pharmacy.
The Chandler Tribune remarks on a pattern where a girl marries a man old enough to be her grandfather and hints the names Edythe Alyse or Mae reflect the spelling chosen by the brides.
Public health note urges readers to treat stomach problems as the root cause of many illnesses. Recommends Dr Loyal Ford's Dyspepticide as a remedy and notes availability from all druggists.
Islington is described as the most thickly populated parish in England with 112 persons per acre, followed by Boton in rank.
A drug ad claims Kodol Dyspepsia Care digests all foods without stomach aid, letting the stomach rest and regain natural function. It asserts the product contains exactly the same elements as natural digestive fluids and will benefit users. W. E. Bard Drug Co.
A historical report notes that France counts about 300 000 tuberculous subjects within its population, reflecting concerns over public health and disease burden during the period. The figure highlights the scale of tuberculosis affecting citizens in metropolitan France.
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