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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1900
Page
6
The Peoples bank board adopted resolutions recognizing cashier Van Riper upon his resignation effective today. They praised his faithful service, loyalty to the bank, and strong, practical leadership. Signs by President W L Porter and other directors. Hall's Great Discovery advertises kidney and bladder cures with mail order option.
A Washington Star vignette tells Pasquotank Perquimans a northern boy misnamed Tank who works for ten cents at a time across the street. He speaks with wry humor about earning twenty cents, fearing poverty and dependence on beer for his mammy as he endures hardship and resilience.
A lighthearted exchange on a sofa between George and a maid ends with the remark that his arm will “come around all right.” The flirtation unfolds over a period of blissful silence and coy banter.
Extremely low one way and round trip rates offered by Wissouri Kansas and Texas Railway. Helena and Butte Montana, Portland Oregon, Seattle and Tacoma Washington destinations listed with prices. M Pendleton Sedalia messenger and ticket agent notes daily sale availability.
A rail or travel offer lists January 2 and 16 departures with one fare plus $2 round trip. Valid for 21 days to Texas Kansas Arkansas Louisiana Missouri Oklahoma Arizona and New Mexico.
Round trip from El Reno Oklahoma to the livestock convention costs 11.90 dollars. Tickets go on sale February 12 and 13 with return travel allowed through February 17.
TERS St. Louis Mo offers round trip tickets for seven dollars fifty five cents with sales February twenty second and twenty third and good to return through February twenty sixth.
Tickets sold for El Reno Oklahoma and return February 11 12 and 13 at 11 90 with return by February 16 Also Lincoln Nebraska round trip February 17 18 and 19 good until February 28
Tickets go on sale February 20 and 21 offering a round trip to St. Louis. The return option remains valid through February 26 with good-for-return status.
Reverend L. B. Pounds of Clanton Alabama testifies he has been cured of kidney and bladder troubles by Hall's Great Discovery from Waco Texas and recommends it.
Three carloads of mules were shipped to Old Mexico by Hinsdale and Menefee on Wednesday.
A Chicago Tribune note recalls a tall tale of a man on ten-foot stilts who claims he falls daily as part of his contract. An eager spectator trails him for hours before leaving disappointed, highlighting the stunt as showmanship rather than danger or skill.
In a remark cited by the Detroit Free Press, Mrs Tomdik and Mrs Hojack discuss whether husbands should pay wives a weekly salary. One woman recalls her husband costs about $800 yearly for millinery and clothes, dimming the appeal of any salary.
A mortified ex-coachman pleads for a stronger recommendation after a poor line about his character. The employer reissues the note by replacing "red-hot stove" with "active volcano" to soften the wording.
A. R. DeFluent editor of the Journal Doylestown Ohio suffered rheumatism in his right shoulder and side. He reports immediate relief after using Chamberlains Pain Balm and says it now travels with him. Sold by Servant Harker Drug Co J L Kautzman Otis W Smith.
Wm Bandtel and his wife, living five miles west of Sedalia, will relocate to Columbus Ohio. The move is planned as a residential change to start a new chapter outside the state.
W S Philpot of Albany Georgia reports DeWitt’s Little Early Risers did more good than any pills taken. The famous tiny pills relieve constipation biliousness and liver and bowel troubles as promoted by Servant Harker Drug Co.
On sale nearly nationwide at all ticket offices of the Chicago Great Western railway on the first and third Tuesdays of February March and April at a low homeseekers' rate of one fare plus $2 for the round trip. Tickets valid for return within twenty one days from sale. Contact any CGW agent or F H Ford G P T A 113 Adams Street Chicago for details. Judge Kinsey Saturday dismissed Rob Wilson charged with disturbing the peace of the family of Tom Booker.
Dialogue from the Chicago Times-Herald mocks Miss Perkleigh as gossip and idle giggling. The exchange hints at social scrutiny and a noted habit of tharry behavior, contrasted with no time for music or ragtime.
Henry Tempel, a prosperous farmer near Pilot Grove, died Monday and was buried at Boonville on Wednesday.
A manager praises a fine ward robe while a sensational actress stresses costume's role. She notes the ward robe is a necessity to have something to remove in the disrobing scene, underscoring theatrical attire's impact on performance.
A Philadelphia Bulletin excerpt presents a spooky vignette where Caroline descends a cellar with a mirror and light during Halloween. She imagines glimpsing her future husband, describing it as seeing his prototype and joking about marrying a bringehead if fate allows.
A brief newspaper quip recalls a young man praising Beethoven while a young woman notes his music was suited to its era since rag time had not yet been invented. The exchange reflects playful cultural contrasts.
A pointed remark frames a social exchange about marriage. A man is described as seeking a wife while a woman replies with sharp humor, suggesting the matter would interest her only if he sought a single woman. The vignette reflects era social norms and wit.
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