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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
4
A brief portrait shows a stalwart husband’s strength failing as his wife supports him through a daily shortened walk. The passage highlights the rising threat of pulmonary diseases and calls for frank acknowledgment of their deadly impact.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for consumption and respiratory diseases. It presents testimonials, explains non narcotic ingredients, and urges prompt treatment, offering a medical adviser book in exchange for stamps.
Beaman Missouri July 26. Consolidated Buncomb district approves a half million dollar loan to build a seven story stone school heated and lit by natural gas with European decorators. Election notes recounts odd scenes, locals, and officials including Rev. Milt Falls and Mark Hanna.
J G Roberts aged 74 in Boonville Missouri is dead. He was a prominent and wealthy landowner, active in the M E church South, and long a subscriber to the St Louis Republic for forty six years.
Fans seek Japanese fan buyers for THE BOSTON at 214 Ohio Street and offer free music samples from Wm M Annis at 1123 Broadway New York. Household goods for sale or furnished rental at 1205 South Osage Street and 1105 Kentucky Street. Red Cross Ball Blue powder 6 cents for a large two ounce package.
A maker sent gray skirts instead of black and offered a dollar back to avoid returns. The ad notes unlined all wool Cheviot skirts with circular flounce and three rows of taffeta piping priced at 6.50 and 5.50, urging customers to hurry for the dollar deal.
Numerous waist styles in white linen and lawn feature sailor collars, tucks, Hamburg inserting, and bishop sleeves. Prices range from 7c to 3.50 with reductions on select pieces, including madras percale chambray striped patterns and white lawn designs.
A local shop promotes a wide range of ribbons and bows with expert staff ready to help customers choose the best ribbon for any use. Skilled workers offer guidance and can tie bows, promising top service and strong stock selections.
Women can buy stockings and light underwear at 10 to 50 cents a pair or garment. Highlights include black lace lisle hose, plain top lace ankle, pastel drop stitch hose, bleached lisle vests, cotton ribbed drawers, lisle finished vests, mercerized cotton tops, and reinforced solid black hose.
The notice lists skirts including pique and duck styles in navy and black with circular flounces and white braid. Reductions mark several items from 3.00 to 9.50 with fabrics such as linen crash and lace inserts and double flounces. White pique and Swiss muslin options feature lace, plaits, and wide hems with varied prices.
Farm writer Noah Embree notes hidden hotel linen found by Thomas Hudson on Ben Porter’s Beaman farm. Loot suspected from Hotel Huckins. Visitors J L Smith and Frank W Pierce stop in. Fox hounds die after freight collision. Hog and cattle shipments move from Beaman to St Louis. McMullin heads to North Dakota for McCormick Co. Correspondent plans summer Kansas trip.
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