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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
6
An ad claims the eye uses a tenth of body nerve supply and that 98 percent strain it 16 hours daily for good vision. It warns of headaches and nervous troubles from depletion and offers treatment by Dr Cannady Hoffmann building to relieve and “show” you.
A special day trip to Quincy with the M K T railway and the J S steamer, capacity 2000, set for Sunday June 29. Depart Sedalia by special train at 5 40 a m with a two dollar round trip fare.
Cash is presented as the best equivalent for property and potential sellers are urged to contact E. T. Thomson for real estate transactions. The notice directs readers to act elsewhere in the issue for details.
Frances Marsland rich South Side beauty fends off suitors while Billy Benson a white goods clerk pretends musical prowess. He woos her with feigned culture, attends concerts, then dozes through the symphony finale. A city note tallies a $4,000,000 fortune entangled in the affair.
Frank P. Yenawine president of the Missouri Fish Commission will depart at 5:45 PM with Mrs. Yenawine aboard the Missouri Pacific for a week long trip to distribute 10000 grayling. The fish hatchery stock hardy fry will be planted in Missouri streams via the Iron Mountain Frisco routes, a test watched by Izaak Walton enthusiasts. Fruit crops are down in quantity though quality remains strong this year.
A Fairhaven reader credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with saving his son from a serious time during a whooping cough outbreak and several bouts of croup. The letter notes sale by local druggists Mertz & Hale J. Sh. Kautzman Otis W. Smith.
Fred Wellhouse known as the apple king of Kansas states his view that the state will harvest one of its largest apple crops on record. He notes favorable weather and growing conditions across major growing regions.
In a humorous exchange cited by the Catholic Standard and Times, Crabbe jokes about using a camera to bore an artesian well in their sitting room, while Gasaway asks what they will do with it. The banter highlights light household whimsy rather than a serious action.
A Merry Oaks North Carolina man says fifteen years of dyspepsia vanished after trying Kodol. He reports immediate relief and improved digestion allowing him to eat almost anything. He urges others to use Kodol via W F Bard Drug Co.
Louis Smith, an ex alderman, departed yesterday for Oklahoma City to pursue his trade as a carpenter.
The text notes the governor of Vermont earns a salary of 500 dollars a year while suggesting higher costs exist to set up cider, framed as a playful remark about CASTORIA.
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