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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
7
Popular Wants WANTED Men and boys to learn plumbing trade. We cannot supply demand for graduates. $4.50 to $5.00 per day. Eight weeks completes course. Earn while learning. Address for catalogue Coyne Bros Co Plumbing Schools Cincinnati Ohio St Louis Missouri. Employment guaranteed or money refunded.
Wanted posters offer a salary of 18 dollars weekly with 3 dollars per day for expenses for a man in each county to post signs advertise and distribute samples. Applicants must be honest and sober. National Co. 720 Chestnut St Philadelphia Pa. June 23.
Advertisement seeks an energetic man to establish a manufacturing business and sell to retail trade. Salary twenty dollars weekly with expenses advanced. A good route is offered. Preference for hustle over experience. Contact H. A. Sexton at Star Page Chicago.
Help wanted for 50 girls to sew shirts pants and overalls and weekly pay. Closing at 1 am Saturdays. A large dehorned Jersey cow with heavy halter strayed. report to 614 West Seventh Street for reward. For rent a modern five room cottage at 1007 Vermont Street. apply at 1004 Vermont Street. June 29.
Help needed to operate at the new Missouri Pacific soho grounds. Wyatt & Donovan announce a team and wagon vacancy. Phone 1444-B for details and submission.
A varied Sedalia directory lists Uston Transfer Co offering packing shipping moving and storage with 164 telephones and 202 West Main office, RS W Thomas and Bertha L Thomas with glasses and Hoffman Building office, Lemens Honkomp Cigar Factory making Golden Roda 10 cent and Missouri State Fair 5 cent cigars, Edalia Awning and Mattress Co offering carpet cleaning upholstery framing and mattresses at 210-12 S Osage and 521 Ohio with phone 322.
A collection of small reflections on luck, literacy, wealth, and decision making from the Sunflower Philosophy column. Observations range from the impractical appeal of reading to gender and domestic questions, with musings on crime and punishment.
The article notes a cycle of introducing new perfumes as old scents are removed, reflecting how the spare bedroom hosts a rotating display of fragrances during this season. It highlights the steady flow of products and the household hustle to manage scent choices.
An veteran elephant trainer explains the peril and psychology of working with elephants in circuses. He notes rogue elephants, mood changes, and the constant risk of death, detailing the hopes and wages of bull men and the dangers that deter most from entering the field.
A buffalo bull recently slaughtered in Iowa brought its owner nearly $1,900 with the head selling for $600, the hide $300, and meat at 40 cents a pound. The note recalls 1877's buffalo drive near the North Platte, where about 4,000,900 head were killed for their hides, valued at $1 each to poachers.
Archibald McGinnis of Grossdale tore his trousers climbing a barb wire fence. His mother, smiling at boyish quirks, turned the pockets inside out to mend the tear, finding nothing inside.
L C Snell dermatologist chiropodist hair scalp and complexion specialist operates at 132 West Third Street offering medical cosmetic care and related services.
Sedalia Steam Laundry announces the installation of a new collar and cuff machine to reach higher standards in laundering. A trial will prove the improvement as they offer prompt pickup and delivery services with their existing plant and staff.
The Chicago Journal notes President Roosevelt protested a photo showing him beside a young woman in a short skirt. The piece questions public reaction, hinting at concerns over appropriate attire and propriety.
An advertisement touts Worrells Insect Exterminator as harmless on beds furniture or carpets and deadly to all sorts of insects. It is for sale by all druggists at 30 cents.
Amid real life debate a lone voice from the tombs in Ohio urges a ship subsidy amid public stir and policy talk reported by the Milwaukee Sentinel.
This 19th century ad promotes Allen's Foot Ease powder to cure corns bunions and painful feet. It claims fast relief for hot swollen feet and instructs readers to buy at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
A Washington Times snippet argues Mr. Roosevelt may secure a third term if his actions lead to world peace. It notes the moujiks could elect him president of Russia if he delivers peace.
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