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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1902
Page
3
London reports Hiram Maxim argues that wireless Marconi signals pose limited threat to cable systems. He cites secrecy and wartime interference risks, noting only a dozen wave types are feasible and enemy fleets could jam wireless, while Marconi mainly aids ship and shore signaling without harming cables.
The Blood Balm Co of Atlanta offers 10 000 free trials of Botanic Blood Balm claimed to cure skin and blood ailments from ulcers to cancer. Consumers describe troubles, seek advice, and receive guidance until cured while botanic ingredients are touted as the finest purifier.
Cooper county lists twenty five citizens paying over fifty dollars in taxes and twelve paying over a hundred. J. M. Nelson is the heaviest taxpayer at nine hundred thirty eight dollars, followed by J. H. Windsor at nine hundred two, James A. Marshall at five hundred seven, and C. E. Leonard at four hundred eighty six. The wealthiest residents are farmers.
The article warns that strong medicines may hide symptoms while disease progresses, risking failure in vital organs. It touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a radical cure for stomach and digestive disorders and cites a testimonial from M. M Wardwell of Linwood Kansas. It notes the medical adviser booklet offered by Dr. Pierce via mail order.
Local items from Dumpville Missouri include visits, a sale, land transfers, a new mail route, and road repairs. Notable notes cover a post office location, a manager's order to rebuild stock pens, and a tea advertisement highlighting Lipton blends. A separate New Brunswick tragedy reports two fatalities struck by trains near Princeton Junction and Monmouth Junction.
The ad proclaims these pills keep the liver and bowels open to prevent biliousness and eruptions. A Georgia user from Albany reports relief from biliousness and better health after taking DeWitts Little Early Risers. The pills are praised as safe, gentle, and effective by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
A political outlook suggests several candidates for the speaker position may need to retire, signaling shifts in the race. The forecast notes potential withdrawals could alter the lineup and timing of the contest.
Mrs Frances L Sales of Missouri Valley Iowa reports severe kidney trouble for years and says three bottles of FOLEY'S KIDNEY CARE cured her after trying five doctors with no benefit.
Mrs Dulaney of Hannibal Missouri presents 1000 feet of hose to the city for the fire department. The contribution aims to bolster emergency response and hose supply.
John Ryan the lead man from Texas received a 20 day jail term from Judge Kinsey on Monday.
A Marceline man named Monroe has disappeared recently after being seen with a ten dollar grocery coupon. The town recalls few violent incidents but Monroe’s sudden departure during times of local grocery deliveries stands out.
You may avoid another dose of pills by trying Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are easier to take and gentler in effect. The remedy cleanses the stomach and regulates the liver and bowels. For sale by all druggists.
Joseph Staples and R. E. Guthrie of Lamonte were in the city Monday conducting business.
An old advertisement from W. E. Bard Drug Co. touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a health tonic for the family with a money back guarantee and a price of 35 cents.
P. L. Weasell of Lamonte was in the city this afternoon while returning home from Lincoln.
An old remedy claims to ease coughs by soothing the lungs and helping phlegm removal. It emphasizes a gentler excretion process compared to common cough expectorants.
James H. Whitecotton of Monroe county announces reentry to the legislature and a bid for speaker of the lower house. He has wavering plans about Congress or governor in 1904 and faces no opposition for another term representing Monroe county at Jefferson City.
Miss Maude Mann and Rector of Sedalia visit Smithton. Mrs E W Overstreet recovering from a severe fall. Mrs James Bargmaster returns from Sedalia. Mrs Heinsinger returns home to Sedalia after visiting Smithton. Walker Blandin of Sedalia attends Mrs Sawford's funeral. Earl Albers takes a fireman job at Smithton mills. Christian church ladies provide refreshments at the Mon sees sale.
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