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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
2
Dr Dysart offers free consultations and claims to cure catarrh bronchial lung stomach liver kidney and other complaints in a decade long practice. He lists extensive work with women and men and a wide range of diseases including skin conditions and tumors. Office over McLaughlin Bros 513 515 517 South Ohio Sedalia Missouri Telephone 388.
Sedalia High School plans to enter the state interscholastic field meet this year. Prof. Wilson suggests forming an athletic association to fund and send representatives, noting last year’s effort lacked funds and the faculty bore costs. Potential athletes exist with minor training needed and organizing backing could ensure Sedalia’s strong showing at St. Joseph on May 12 or 19.
Faribault Minnesota reports Rev J H Albert formerly of Sedalia Missouri and pastor at Stillwater Minnesota for eleven years arrived February 3 and preached to large audiences making a favorable impression. His Sedalia church recently released him to accept the new call and friends will be glad to hear of his good reception.
Five March issues of the Youth's Companion will feature contributions from Rev. Charles M. Sheldon author of In His Steps the Hon Carl Schurz Commander J D Jerrold Kelly U S N and naturalist John Burroughs among others.
A. R. DeFluent editor of the Jour nal Doylestown Ohio suffered rheumatism for years in his shoulder and side. He reports his right arm was useless until he used Chamberlains Pain Balm and received almost immediate relief. The Balm has been a constant companion since and never fails. For sale by Servant Harker Drug Co J L Kautzman Otis W Smith.
Mrs. E. W. Ives from Knob Noster won the first prize for turkeys at the Nebraska state poultry show, marking a notable regional victory in the event.
A Grain-O advertisement promotes a grain based drink as a nourishing alternative to coffee. It claims to aid digestion strengthen nerves and is suitable for both children and adults. It notes prices of 15c and 25c per package and urges readers to ask grocers for Grain-O.
Caldwell county resident known as Uncle Tommy Hutchinson celebrated his 100th birthday last week marking the start of his second century. He has lived through a century of changes and remains a local figure in the community.
A brief note suggests that people who burn the Lamp of Rea son require Rocky Mountain Tea, praising the producer as the best reason and advising readers to ask their druggist.
John V Farwell, a Chicago merchant prince, works as an evangelist in Springfield claiming about 1000 converts, though some may be drawn to his mail order interests rather than faith.
Whitewater Wisconsin report notes Rev F W Stephens recently called to the church and occupying the pulpit since December 24. January 30 saw a large gathering to welcome Mr and Mrs Stephens. Sunday school class of boys and girls served refreshments. Local sentiment is auspicious for a successful pastorate.
Rev Stephens, longtime pastor of the First Congregational Church in Sedalia, leaves to begin a new pastorate. His many friends here wish him success in the new charge.
One small bottle of Hall's Great Discovery purports to cure kidney and bladder issues in men and women and regulate children's bladder troubles. If not sold locally it can be mailed for $1.00, with two months' treatment per bottle. Dr. E W Hall of St Louis manufactures. Servant Harker Drug Co. and others sell it. Testimonials accompany each bottle.
A Clanton Alabama resident certifies cure of kidney and bladder troubles by Hall's Great Discovery from Waco Texas and recommends it. Rev. L. B. Pounds signs the testimonial.
Chas. Peter Keck Jr arrived Wednesday aboard the Katy flyer from St. Louis after several days there. He says the return voyage was pleasant and the trip involved fourteen hours on the road.
W. S. Philpot of Albany Georgia reports DeWitts Little Early Risers greatly improved his health. The note praises the pills for constipation biliousness and liver and bowel troubles with the Servant Harker Drug Co. named as distributor.
J Koontz of Corry Pennsylvania says bronchitis plagued him every winter for years until he used One Minute Cough Cure. The remedy quickly cures coughs colds croup asthma grippe and lung troubles and is popular with children. Harker Drug Co services available.
Ernest Bennett son of Dr and Mrs Bennett leaves Saturday for Pipestone Minnesota to work in the machinists trade. The note wishes him success in his new home and mentions medical cautions about blood poisoning from wounds and promotes Dr Bell's Anti Pain as a remedy for pain.
Mr. Carney of Chester Iowa is visiting his daughter Mrs Phillip A Derr at 218 West Seventh Street during his stay.
An advertisement touts Hobbs Sparagus Pills as a cure for kidney ills with a free sample offer. Sterling Remedy Co. promotes the product from Chicago or nearby locations.
R W Griffith departed Thursday afternoon to Higginsville Missouri. Walker's Tonic is advertised as restoring vitality by rejuvenating the brain steadiness, heart action, and nervous system nourishment.
The chief of police Lee Carver of Nevada Missouri was stabbed three times on Tuesday night while attempting to arrest three intoxicated men. The suspects were placed under arrest.
E Presson of Presson ville Kansas writes that the town’s people who used Foley’s Honey and Tar consider it the best remedy for grippe colds and coughs. A S McGowan.
No stamps no coupons ten percent at discount for cash the ad states.
A motivational exhortation calling citizens to join in a collective effort. It urges everyone to act despite small efforts, promising that even little help matters and that perseverance will be rewarded with divine support. The tone is inspirational and communal.
Mrs. Van Dyke confesses to Mr Tort a fear her husband may sue for divorce over gossip that Lieut Scratch has flirted with her. She insists the situation stems from false rumors about Mrs Fitzgerald Archibald and a crowded New York tea, detailing guests and the social intrigues.
Coretta describes a tedious husband who arrests social life with moralizing and constant calls, while she schemes to meet Lieutenant Scratch. The scene shifts through a party, rumors, and a planned 4 o'clock walk, ending with Coretta rushing to a prearranged engagement as her confessor reflects.
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