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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1905
Page
4
R A Gray of Oakville Indiana reports ten years confined to bed by kidney disease and unable to move much. After trying top medical care with no relief he was helped by Foley's Kidney Cure, calling it a Godsend and stating Arlington pharmacy sells it.
Flow er's hosts annual sale featuring Vigoral and Big S flour brands through Wilson and Hansam. OAF IVORITA Pes Fe Bears the MeeeeS Ht.
Everett Inman of near Lenox Missouri struck at a horse with a whip containing a baling wire fragment. The wire pierced his breast and worked through his body before it was removed from his back. He is reported as none the worse for the injury.
A pharmacy advertises Foley's Kidney Cure as a guaranteed remedy for all kidney and bladder diseases warning readers that not using it may lead to continued trouble. The claim emphasizes a positive cure for kidney and bladder ailments.
The feature highlights J H Clemens in Mor as a promoter of refined melodies. His program showcases piano, violin, and vocal pieces, aiming to delight local audiences with accessible concert fare and skilled performances.
Report notes shop lifters seem to have struck their gait again after a big slump, with a victory against Wichita signaling a possible rebound for the team.
Sedalia won 7 to 3 as Red Davis pitched a near flawless game allowing only four hits. Persch produced a two run shot and Bauers delivered a two RBI liner in the fifth with White on third and Persch on second. Bemis matched control with five walks as Wichita offered little offense.
Umpire Lew inson officiated as Woods Root and Seigle faced Seabaugh in a tense battery contest at Oklahoma City. Springfield was listed alongside the Oklahoma City venue in the sparse OCR readout.
In Leavenworth the Batteries Carter and Henry with Speer and Armstrong faced umpire Ohio as Topeka recorded 000012010-4 10 2 and Leavenworth 02001011 -5 10 3. In Guthrie the Batteries Womack Hite and Quies ser Horton Smith and Vanderhill faced umpire Regan with Joplin at 40011020% -8 12 2 and 0004901010-6 12 2. RHE
Fans call for team changes with Murray pressing to move McDill back to third and place Lee at second base, arguing for improved infield alignment.
Scientists from the University of California report finding sea mammoth skeletons in the Nevada desert, the largest specimen measuring 29 feet long and packed in 54 boxes. The fossils, found in Humboldt County, are among the most valuable unearthed, and will join the UC museum collection. Researchers may stay in Humboldt longer due to numerous finds.
Assistant Attorney General Purdy arrived from Washington to begin his work as special prosecutor in the railroad rebate cases. He conferred with District Attorney Van Valkenberg upon arrival as fourteen railroads already faced court action, enjoined three years ago by Judge Killips and Judge McPherson, who are presiding today.
Purdy states he will file information for contempt within a week and, if the evidence justifies, pursue charges against Santa Fe officials personally.
Mr and Mrs Al Higdon chaperoned a group of young people at a dance in Forest Park pavilion last evening. Attendees included Miss Capitola Russell, Mildred Russell, Schmid, Fay, Nannie Newdecker, Gertie Ahart, and Messrs. Keller, Jamison, Reavis, and Hieronymus.
Kansas City reports first gas has been turned into the southern section of the pipe line from the Kansas field to Kansas City. Officials expect gas to flow through the entire line next week in all probability.
On the first indication of kidney trouble stop it by taking Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
City school board meets next Friday to decide on a music director for the city schools. Mrs Harvey MacGugin is a candidate for the post.
Ad warns that summer kidney irregularities arise from excessive drinking or overheating and advises using Foley’s Kidney Cure to attend to kidney health.
Arlington Pharmacy endorses Foley's Kidney Cure with a testimonial that the product cured a wasting illness after failing to respond to several remedies. The claimant says two bottles restored health and full well being.
F. F. Mulcahy announces sale of flour warrants featuring the S brand and Vigoral among offerings.
Ten women were arraigned in Justice Kinsey’s court and fined one dollar plus costs each for immoral conduct.
The Moberly Eagles lodge held a carnival last week and netted $460 in proceeds. The event showcased local participation and community support for the lodge activities.
A deed of trust from the Kansas City long distance telephone company to Commonwealth Trust Company was filed in the Pettis County recorder’s office today. It secures a first mortgage loan of 1,500,600 dollars issued as 5 percent gold bonds.
Prospectors are invited to consider a well located six room house on West Broadway. The property is described as nicely appointed with ample frontage, asking price set for the entire property, and immediate sale urged.
The article recounts a Mediterranean tale that the volcano on Vulcano Island emits a whistling sound before an east wind, cited from a 1893 Geographical Council Club dinner and Strabo’s mention. It links ancient warning signs to modern meteorology and notes unusually large May anthracite shipments despite lake transportation strikes.
Real estate notice lists East Sedalia Realty Co as the party over Hoffman’s Grocery located on East 5th Street with related property action.
Sedalia moves into the fourth place in the first division after beating Wichita while Joplin loses to Guthrie. Talbot is slated for Sedalia on the slab, Bauers returns after a three week layoff and hits .330. Sedalia’s rotation includes Curtis Westcott Trestrail Talbot and Davis. Merritt shines in center as the Wichita club struggles without Fielder Murray.
A promotional notice urges customers to wear smoked glasses and have eyes examined for a precise fit. It touts fashionable but practical sunglasses, stressing scientific fitting and notably low prices with warranties.
A fire believed started by boys playing with matches damaged the wood shed behind Robert Alcorn house at 1113 East Tenth Street this afternoon. Loss estimated at about 20 dollars.
A violent storm on Lake Grandlieu near Nantes, France, produced a vivid lightning display and thunder. Boats crowded the lake as travelers rushed to shore when a large flock of wild ducks fell dead, some charred or roasted by the strike, a bizarre meteorological curiosity.
A reflection asserts that no true life or work is wasted since the world began, emphasizing steadfast effort and resilience across time. The phrase frames perseverance as universal, timeless truth.
Arlington Pharmacy advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as a rapid remedy for chronic bronchial troubles and summer coughs, claiming quick relief and cure through its medicated formula.
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