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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1901
Page
2
Sedalia Missouri publishers W. H. Graffis and S. C. Patrick announce publication every evening except Saturday and Sunday with Sunday morning edition. Paper is entered at the Sedalia post office as second class matter for mailing.
The passage comments on ample will power lacking will power in many, jokes about Fun stons in the Philippines, and notes church hat customs in Omaha and reform parties relying on public ownership utilities after other options fail.
The czar, a devout monarch, expresses growing admiration for the saying to him that hath shall be given, signaling a reinforcement of favor toward the principle of provision and reward.
Mr W S Whedon of Winterset Iowa recounts a carpenter pausing work due to diarrhoea who took Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after hearing of its success on him. He reports one dose cured him and he returned to work. Sold by Mertz Hale Kautzman and Otis W Smith.
The czar's interest turns to ex Senator W H Ryan of Crawford county Kansas after a twelfth son arrived at his home a few days ago.
Advertises Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure all for headaches dizzy spells rheumatism indigestion and constipation. Claims are made by the Madison Medicine Company with a 35 cent price and a note to ask your druggist.
Lawrence resident John Speer aged 84 says he is Kansas's oldest printer. He began learning the trade at the age of 138 according to the claim.
Mr. James Brown of Pottsmouth Virginia, over ninety, suffered for years from a facial sore. Doctors offered no relief until De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve was used, claimed to cure him permanently. W. E. Bard Drug Co. announces an assessment of a bright market prospect related to Olin Castle.
A baritone horn musician in the Eldora band marked an anniversary tied to the murder of his wife, reinforcing the prevailing estimate concerning the young man's involvement in the case.
An advice piece claims most illnesses stem from the stomach and promotes Dr Loyal Ford's Dyspepticide as the solution. It urges readers to have their stomachs working properly and to buy the product from all druggists.
A 13 year old red haired brother of General Funston has graduated from the common schools of Iola last week completing his elementary schooling and advancing his family’s local ties.
Several young men seek a steady girl but plans fail as the girl cancels with a sick headache. An Arlington Pharmacy ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for stomach trouble and sick headache.
F M Benefiel of Montgomery county Kansas once speaker pro tem of the 1899 legislature is now part of a threshing crew in Southern Kansas.
Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each untreated catarrh case. Notary A. W. Gleason witnesses this December 6, 1886. The ad cites internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and solicits testimonials. Pills sold by druggists for 75 cents.
Noted as a great man’s son, Will Waggener traveled to Paola last week where he secured a 15000 damage verdict against Missouri Pacific. The snippet also advertises remedies for coughs and digestive issues, highlighting One Minute Cough Cure and Rocky Mountain Tea with druggist recommendations.
The Modern Miller reports winter wheat harvest advancing under favorable conditions. Yields exceed expectations and quality is superb with berries large and plump at sixty to sixty one pounds per bushel. Early 1901 crop analyzes show about 40 percent gluten and better color and expansion than 1900, promising superior flour quality.
Mayor Hart of Boston declares no gentleman will linger in front of a saloon. He says true gentility is proved by staying at the bar until the lights go out.
Ira D Reckard of Duncombe Iowa reports his young son suffered a severe leg scald from knee to ankle. After applying Banner Salve promptly the wound nearly healed in three weeks. He urges families to keep Banner Salve as a reliable remedy for scalds and sores.
The article notes that the editor's wife in Kansas has been awarded alimony totaling 15000 dollars, framed as a prosperity item reflecting social and economic uplift.
A testimonial from H. S. Pitts of Arlington Texas reports quick relief from breakfast digestion problems after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Pitts states he can now eat breakfast and other meals with relish and that food digests thoroughly. The ad notes the product digests what you eat and is offered by W E Bard Drug Co.
Butler Missouri June 25 Court continued the murder trial of Dr J L Gartrell and his son to the November term as the defense was not ready for trial in the case involving D B Donagan.
Buyer seeks 10 to 15 acre well improved farm within four to five miles of the city. Cash payment offered for right place. Inquiries or letters to F. F. Rush Broadway Crossing. Also notice for Dow Drug Co. and W L Jones. Jones advertises general transfer services including coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving. Telephone 369 for orders.
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