Sweden and Norway in Talks with President
Sweden and Norway engage in talks with the president as editorials note business ties and maritime interests.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
2
Sweden and Norway engage in talks with the president as editorials note business ties and maritime interests.
The essay extols the enduring truth that the man counts in victory and in peacetime. It argues leadership, trained mind, and courage drive success more than machines, noting Norway Sweden issues and monarchic choices as Se nations weigh secession and rights amid Russia.
The excerpt contemplates the prophecy of violence and the ease with which perpetrators of rape escape punishment, suggesting lynch law is rare relative to communal intelligence. The text links moral outrage to social order and vigilante justice debates.
A political figure opposed to the Frenzied Finance plan will deliver speeches focusing on financial policy. The event highlights contrasting views on government spending and market regulation amid rising debate.
A historical essay argues mobs lack mercy and favor delayed punishment. It compares mob fearsome justice to Shakespeare Poe and Stevenson depictions, noting suspense and moral torment as integral penalties.
The Pennsylvania Railroad seeks a thousand refrigerator cars while Michigan Central plans own cars. A Cincinnati produce dealer notes icing costs rising from 12 to 60 dollars per car, blaming underutilization by railroads. He argues cars are essential in cold weather to prevent produce spoilage and mocks open winter car use by street railways.
A Boston shoe manufacturer urges retailers to maintain steady advertising rather than swing with business. Spasmodic campaigns waste money, he says, advocating a fixed appropriation for continuous advertising to build regular customers.
An OCR fragment touts Original Little Liver Pills by Dr Pierce as superior to imitators. It claims to derive medicinal principles from native American reeds and plants to speed relief of stomach and liver distresses and related ailments.
Governors of Missouri Michigan Nebraska and Kansas invite Thomas W Lawson to address publics in July. Lawson accepts and will tour Kansas City Ottawa Fairbury Albert Lea St Paul with other anti monopoly speakers including Folk La Follette and Jerome. Lawson Day set by Kansas Governor Hoch as reform rally events unfold across multiple states.
A portion of a deceased mother’s estate, once held by the court clerk for a son believed killed by Indians, was finally turned over to the administratrix yesterday, completing the distribution.
A 30c bottle of Worrells Insect Terminator is advertised as a master remedy for bed bugs mosquitoes and pantry ants. Available at all druggists.
Arlington Pharmacy testimonials claim Foley's Kidney Cure fully cured a wasting illness after leading physicians offered no relief. The speaker says less than two bottles restored health and vigor. This dated medical advertisement emphasizes rapid, complete recovery.
Sedalia Steam Laundry announces a new collar and cuff machine to enhance quality. The ad invites customers to try the service and be convinced of superior results.
William D. George, missing since the 1860s after the Custer massacre, was declared legally dead by Judge Harness in Grant county. Anna J. Mark was appointed administratrix to divide his property. George served throughout the Civil War and disappeared after enlisting again. no pension or later records exist.
Our Week of Bargains offers cheap items for cash this week including sugar at 1.90 per 20th, gasoline at .80 per gallon, coal oil at .60, dry salt meat at 1.20, pare leaf lard at 1.00, imperial tea for ice tea at .25, canned peaches, eggs and butter daily, Imperial Flour, honey, and Cu ban coffee. Prompt city delivery and both phones available.
Dan Wilcox announces his purchase of an interest in the drug business of J. L. Kautzman located at 104 West Main Street. He thanks friends for past favors and solicits their continued support.
A New Orleans Times-Democrat piece recounts a painter artist's belief in reincarnation. He recalls a sunlit palace wall and being kicked from it as a yellow dog, then links the soul across lives to today’s training of royal children Edward and Albert for naval service following the Prince of Wales.
Concrete specialist Patrick Fitzpatrick of Corum Camden Co Missouri advertises best work by an experienced concrete worker. All projects guaranteed by bond if required and done to meet homeowner satisfaction.
Prince Edward eldest son of the Prince and Princess of Wales and heir presumptive to the throne receives many presents on his eleventh birthday. Bells rang from Windsor Castle Curfew Tower and salutes were fired as celebrations mark the day. Those with personal acquaintance say he is notably bright.
The Salve by E. C. DeWitt & Co. penetrates pores and, with antiseptic and heating action, subdues inflammation and cures boils burns cuts eczema tetter ringworm and other skin diseases. Also advertised as a remedy for piles. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Government notes from corn country show uneven conditions with planting delays from heavy moisture. Acreage not greatly reduced and outlooks in many states point to a large harvest if weather stays average, though yield costs will be higher due to extensive replanting.
R A Gray of Oakville Indiana writes that ten years of kidney disease left him bedridden at times until Foley's Kidney Cure relieved his symptoms. He praises the treatment as a Godsend and notes Arlington pharmacy sells it.
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