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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1902
Page
2
Ayer s Sarsaparilla promoted as a quick remedy for fatigue and tiredness blamed on impure blood. Testimonial from Mrs J W Fiala of Hadlyme Connecticut describes twelve years of illness and recovery after using the product. Product distributed by druggists. C Ayer Co Lewell Mass.
The Tele phone Association of Central Missouri held a meeting at Huckins hotel with G. W. Schweer as president and officers including Fred A. Churchill and W. B. Scruggs. They planned maps and directories to be published soon to link independent companies. Representatives from Holden Home Telephone, Clinton Mutual Union, Windsor Union Telephone, Fayette Telephone, Pilot Grove Enterprise, Carrollton Missouri Valley, and Kansas City Home Telephone attended.
Advertises DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for piles avoiding surgery. Claims quick relief for scalds cuts burns wounds bruises sores and skin diseases and warns against counterfeits sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Oscar Long died after being pulled into a circle saw at a sawmill north of Hartville Missouri. He was the son of farmer Samuel Long and died within an hour of the accident.
The April Delineator highlights popular spring and summer fabrics and latest weave and color innovations. Swiss and batiste embroideries suit light gowns, while foulards and laces enhance summer outfits with a vast assortment of appliques.
A local ad claims One Minute Cough Cure cures coughs and throat troubles rapidly. It says the remedy softens mucous, relieves inflammation, and is safe with immediate effects, citing Justice of the Peace J Q Hood of Crosby Mississippi and W E Bard Drug Co. as endorsers.
Kansas City police report J W Bidwell aged 60 once a wealthy cattle speculator and stock yards figure attempted suicide by swallowing six ounces of carbolic acid. His condition is described as doubtful.
The ad states biliousness and constipation harm skin, claiming these pills keep liver and bowels healthy to remove eruptions. A testimonial from C. E. Hooper of Albany Georgia says the product helped his biliousness and improved his health. Describes the pills as safe gentle and never gripe. Promotes W E Bard Drug Co. verkoipeline
The April Delineator highlights new hat trends with a distinct downward flare at the back and a low flat crown. It features the latest straws and braids, floral trimmings, and a page illustrating steps to craft a Marquise hat from a Fifth Avenue shop.
Mrs Frances L Sales of Missouri Valley Iowa reports long standing kidney trouble and five doctors failed to help until three bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure cured her.
A Victorian health advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for womanly diseases and weakness. It claims to regulate periods, heal inflammation, and restore strength without alcohol or narcotics. Mrs. Armintie Watkins reports nine years of poor health improved after using the medicines and Pellets for constipation.
A poetic declaration elevating women as the source of memory hope dreams beauty and love. The prose portrays woman as essential to life faith earth heaven youth age and creative fulfillment, the crown of creation and the very soul of love.
Advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes caused by catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Includes claim of cure, circulars, and listing of Hall's pills sold by druggists at 75 cents.
An appeal to readers highlights Judge Samuel C. Davis of Marshall visiting the city today. An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as easier to take and more pleasant, claiming they cleanse the stomach regulate the liver and bowels and are sold by all druggists.
Chicago reports Edward Desnitz, 22, shot and killed his fiancée Lillie Dittmann, 19, then fatally wounded himself. He died soon after as a mob gathered to lynch him outside the River View suburb jail. Desnitz cited jealousy over another man's influence as motive.
Springfield Missouri residents pledge aid sending 1000 bushels of corn to Taney county sufferers to relieve needs after hardship.
Henry T. Crook of the Asheville Gazette says Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured his rheumatism after wet feet caused a severe winter attack. He bought the product after reading its guarantee and reports the pain vanished after using two thirds of a bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Boonville residents press to open the bridge to public use to boost trade while the Katy railroad maintains exclusive crossing rights. Attorney General Crow plans vigorous action once petitions reach him.
Advertisement claims Dr Loyal Ford’s Dyspepticide cures indigestion and improves mood, making the stomach right and restoring happiness in the home. It targets irritable, nervous individuals and promises trouble-free households.
Dr. A. J. Tucker travels to Falls City Nebraska for his parents golden wedding celebration next week.
A promotional note advises waking with a bad taste signals a need for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets to cleanse the stomach boost appetite and renew vitality. The tablets are described as sugar coated easy to take and pleasant in effect.
Rev. J. C. Jacoby of Trinity English Lutheran church attended a district pastors meeting in Kansas City and has returned. He joined other ministers for discussions of church affairs and cooperation among congregations.
Testimonies claim Banner Salve relieves piles rapidly and cures symptoms. Advertised as uniquely effective, it emphasizes fast action and superior healing compared with rivals.
W D Wade and W F Yankee of Lamonte announce a large sale of mules and horses at Sandy Huff’s livery stable in Lamonte on March 20 Col C J Hieronymus of this city to officiate as auctioneer.
An old ad repeats the phrase The Kind You Have Always Castorita, a stock line associated with the Castorita beverage campaign. The fragment underscores a classic marketing cadence without additional details.
City engineer Col. Charles Zoll of Sedalia visited his father in town Sunday. Mrs. Fulkerson of Columbus township returned from a Sedalia visit. Miss Hortense Wood Ida Cruzen and Harry Jennings were Sunday visitors in Sedalia.
Effective October 15 1901 excursion rates are placed on sale by the South Western Railway to all principal winter resorts of the South and Southwest. Ask any agent of the Southern railway for full information.
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