Sedalia Eagles Carnival Net Near Thousand Dollars
The Sedalia Aerie of Eagles held a regular meeting last night with W. T. Collins initiated. Finances from the carnival were not fully reported due to outstanding recounts, but earlier notes estimated net profits around 1000 dollars, possibly about 1075. Several membership applications were received and initiations may follow at the next gathering. A drawn number 149 at Dow's drug store caused disappointment as many chances were lodge members' tickets.
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the Sentinel
Dow’s Drug Store
Foley's Honey and Tar Praised By Otterville Reader
Daniel Bante of Otterville Iowa says after years of asthma and many doctors he found immediate relief with Foley's Honey and Tar and will never be without it. Arlington Pharmacy sells the remedy.
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Daniel Bante
Otterville
Iowa
New York
Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Back in His Old Home Dr J D Hubbard Returns
Dr J D Hubbard and his family move from Sedalia to East Newton Street home. He offers medical care again, a proven expert in tending the sick, according to the Versailles Statesman.
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East Newton Street
Hubbard
Versailles
Monarch Laundry Promises Clean Family Washing Service
A Clean House is assured if you send curtains bedspreads quilts blankets and comforts. See us about your family washing. Monarch Laundry Charles Van Antwerp proprietor. Both phones 183.
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Monarch Laundry
Chas. van Antwerp
Eagles Win Music Box Raffle During Carnival Week
The Eagles won the music box raffle conducted during the carnival week and will keep it in the lodge hall as part of lodge furniture. Unsold numbers remained with the lodge and no surprises occurred.
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Eagles
Music Box
Uhe
Ex convict linked to large scale Ohio counterfeit ring
Columbus June 23 The Columbus police arrest Charles F Cline a paroled convict from the Ohio penitentiary charged with counterfeiting Detec tives Rourke and Wolf seized about a bushel of counterfeit quarters and halves dated 1900 and 1902. Cline admits ownership of the pl ain but withholds confederate names. He previously served for burglary and larceny and was paroled after a prior sentence.
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Charles F. Cline
Ohio Penitentiary
Uited States
Cline
Rourke
Wolf
Milo
Plains
Montgomery County
Board of Managers
Anna Carmen
Chaplain Starr
Water Street
St. Clair Avenue
Michael Bolan
Secret Service
Dundon
Quality versus Quantity in Digestion Treatment
An advertisement promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Care claiming it digests all eaten food for full nourishment. It asserts improving digestion regardless of stomach condition and delivering nutrients to blood and tissues to strengthen the body. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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W. E. Bard Drtg Co
Domino Party Honors Ada Stanley Guests At Mariaret McDaniel Home
Miss Mariaret McDaniel hosted a Thursday afternoon domino party in honor of Miss Ada Stanley with guests Misses Elsie Hickman Elizabeth Ferris Nelle White and Armsby. Prizes were awarded with Miss Helen Norton taking first for a water color sketch and Miss Armsby earning the guest prize a book. Refreshments included nut ice cream cake and Russian tea.
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Mariaret McDaniel
Ada Stanley
Elsie Hickman
Elizabeth Ferris
Nelle White
Armsby
Helen Norton
Miss Armsby
One Minute Cough Cure Sold by Bard Drug Co
The Children’s Favorite cough remedy claims to treat coughs croup and whooping cough without opiates. It is described as harmless and pleasant tasting and is sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
P H Meyer Sells Vigorai and S Flour
P H Meyer auctions two brands Vigorai and S flour to buyers seeking new stocks for baking and grocery inventory. The event highlights the availability of these brands in local markets and signals continued trade in flour commodities.
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P. H. Meyer
Ex Senator Martin Recovering After Mouth Wound
Ernest D. Martin is recuperating quickly from a mouth wound caused by a Marshall citizen. He has left Blackburn where he stayed with his sister Mrs. H S Hopkins and returned to Marshall.
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Ernest D. Martin
Marshall
Blackburn
Clothing buyout ad at 112 Ohio Street
Cast off clothing. Will buy all your old clothing and pay best prices. Bell phone 555. Arenson, 112 Ohio Street.
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Bell
Ohio Street
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement fraud claim
Illinois base claim by F J Cheney & Co promises one hundred dollar reward for curing catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. Notarized oath dated December 6 1886 in Toledo Ohio asserts company will pay reward. Advertisement touts internal remedy plus family pills for constipation and testimonials.
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State OF Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
Successful Crooks and the Double Life of a Jewel Thief
A Kansas City Star report quotes a detective on how clever criminals cover crimes with a respectable double life. It cites a Newark resident who lived richly, roared along Ocean Avenue, and was jailed in Trenton for a string of deliberate, cruel jewel thefts.
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Kansas City Star
Newark
Trenton
Ocean Avenue
Long Branca
New York
Young Peoples Missionary Movement Meets in Asheville
The third annual conference opens in Asheville North Carolina running from June 23 to July 3. Daily symposiums address vital topics and missionary themes while afternoons offer rest. Evenings feature an outdoor vesper service and denominational meetings guiding the year’s work with participants including prominent educators evangelists and clergy from many states.
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Asheville
N. C
Young People’s Missionary Movement
Bears the ASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought Git
Bears the Astoria product featured in a vintage advertisement touting a familiar brand line. The brief item highlights a well-known label and its timeless appeal for shoppers and collectors.
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Astoria
Gossip From the Provinces and Political Scramble
The Atlanta Constitution notes Attorney General Moody may have secured evidence warranting criminal and civil actions against about thirty beef officials, promising a heavy shock to Commissioner Garfield. The Denver Republic suggests presidential business could push Roosevelt toward a second term to wrap up duties. The Chicago Journal speculates Andrew Carnegie may secure the Hague tribunal home to help settle the Franco German war once it ends.
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Atlanta Constitution
Moody
Garfield
Andrew Carnegie
Emperor William Recalled as European Taft Figure
In a Philadelphia Inquirer note, Emperor William is described as a large Taft of Europe if not for his policy of stirring up rather than stabilizing, reflecting on his leadership style in contrast to Taft.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
William
Taft
Europe
Roosevelts Note On Patent Medicines Sparks Debate
A Baltimore Sun item claims President Roosevelt promised hope for Black people but now suppresses patent medicines that allegedly claim to turn the Negro white, provoking criticism and concern over racial impairment and medical freedom.
Roosevelt's repeal of red tape faces uncertain fate
The note suggests Mr. Roosvelt may repeal red tape but warns the decision could endure only as long as Congress may call a special session, reflecting uncertainty about sustained reform.
Taft as Chief Justice Favored by Foraker Friends
Friends of Mr. Foraker express belief that Secretary Taft would make a lovely chief justice of the United States Supreme Court.
Roumania's Queen Arises At Four Each Morning
Newspaper note records a curious habit of Roumania's royalty, instructing readers to mark the request with a blue penny and display it where the cook will see it. The item reads like a humorous snippet from a New York Herald layout.
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Roumania
Vice President Fairbanks Receives Degree
The New York Mail notes Fairbanks has been awarded a degree. The report adds a probable air temperature of 31 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Fairbanks
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Cough Syrup
Cures coughs croup and bronchial affections by keeping bowels open. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is advertised as the original laxative cough syrup. Gently moves bowels and expels cold. bottle features red clover blossom and honey bee. sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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Kennedy’s
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Button Bee Pests Flatbush Homes In Odd Local Tale
A New York Col. Baltimore Sun item describes a peculiar pest called the button bee haunting Flatbush. It clings to clothes and buzzes when detached, often injuring sleepers with its clawed grip. Experts debate its species and notes that where button bees are common, mosquitoes are less numerous.
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New York Col
Baltimore Sun
Cure a Cold In One Day Sale Notice
Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a promise of refund if ineffective. Lists E W Greve as signatory on each box and sets price at 26 cents. Claims one day cure for a cold and urges purchase at druggists.
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E. W. Greve
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