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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1900

Page

2

Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Health for Children

Ad touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a gift of solid flesh bone and muscle for youngsters. Encourages readers to ask their druggist for the product.

Rocky Mountain

Knob Noster Briefs: Weddings, Meetings and Local News

March 12 report from Knob Noster notes the marriage of Andrew Craig and Pearl Vanlen at the groom’s home and their plan to relocate to Colorado. Also recorded are Becker Concert Company performances, local social visits, a Christian church sermon, Democratic county convention attendance, sickness updates, and a Missouri historical note on the first Thanksgiving proclamation.

Sentinel Knob Noster Andrew Craig Pearl Vanlen Colorado Becker Concert Company Opera House Fannie Collins Sedalia Rev. Davis The Christian Church Warrensburg Missouri Columbia Statesman Stewart Switzler Thomas Reynolds

What to Do Until the Doctor Arrives

A New York dairyman seeking quick aid for a child with croup sent for a doctor and bought Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The child improved before the doctor arrived, and the family began recommending the remedy to neighbors, creating steady local demand through Servant Harker Drug Co., J. L. Kautzman, and Otis W. Smith.

Albany N. Y Otto Scholz Chamlain Harker Drug Co J. L. Kautzman Otis W. Smith Athe E. Hartgerink Overisel Mich

Mrs. Anthony Returns to New Franklin from Visit

Mrs. W. W. Anthony has returned home to New Franklin after visiting her mother Mrs. H. B. Watson. The ad promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a cough remedy with a no cure no pay guarantee, claiming many cures of severe coughs.

W. W. Anthony H. B. Watson New Franklin

Windsor visitor Tim Bridges meets brother on Monday

Windsor resident Tim Bridges visited his brother this Monday. M. B. Smith of Butternut Michigan praises DeWitt's Little Early Risers as the best remedy for constipation liver and bowel troubles. Nick Gentry traveled to Fort Worth on Monday for a cattle and stock raisers convention.

Tim Bridges Windsor M. B. Smith Butternut, Mich DeWitt Servant-Harker Drug Co Nick Gentry Fort Worth

Foyels Honey and Tar Heals Cough in Cough Case

G Vacher of 157 Osgood Street Chicago reports his wife suffered a severe la grippe and lingering cough. After using Foyel's Honey and Tar a 50 cent bottle cured her cough. Price 25c and 50c. A S McGowan notes Mrs Dollie Secrist, daughter of Mrs Watson, returned home Saturday from a pleasant visit.

G. Vacher Osgood Street Chicago Foyel S. McGowan Dollie Secrist

Grain-O and other notices across the local pages

An assortment of short notices includes Grain-O health drink promotion with price detail, lunch room chair delivery, medical product claims for Dr Bell’s Anti-Pain and Banner Salve, a report of Phil Derr visiting, and Colonel Switzler compiling university history.

W. F. Switzler University of

Col Sheldon Returns from St Louis Monday Afternoon

Col Sheldon arrived Monday afternoon from St Louis, ending a brief visit.

Col. Sheldon St. Louis

August Flower advertised as cure all for indigestion in 19th century ad

An old advertisement touts August Flower as a universal remedy for indigestion and upset stomach, claiming it cleanses the system, regulates liver action, and eases headaches. It also lists sample bottle sources and praises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with testimonials from various readers.

Green A. S. McGowan Otis W. Smith

Meeting of Cattlemen's Association in Fort Worth

Fort Worth Texas hosts a meeting of cattlemen with round trip tickets on sale March 11 and 12. Tickets are valid for return until March 18 1900.

el Reno Ok St. Louis of Cattlemen’s Association Fort Worth Texas

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Arthur M. Trader R. L. Hale Peoples Bank of Sale W. L. Porter J. W. Warren John Montgomery, Jr J. C. van Riper W. J. Ferguson Louis Hoffman Arma Missouri Pacific New York Boston Merchants Bridge Alton Limited Modern Travel Merchants’ Bridge Chicago & Alton R. R Geo. B. Horner Louisville & Nashville N. Broadway St. Louis, Mo Julia Sheenan Mexico Walker Sue Elmore Hughesville California Geo. W. Hagenbuch Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Kansas City, Mo Illinois Central RE. R and the WFST Michigan RV Michigan AH Hanon Ill CC McCarty Saie Kirtland and Ezell Beaman L. C. Watson Harriet Evans Hinsdale Irs Servant Harker Drug Co Dan Donohoe Dampville Foley J. West Goodwin Henry Mussleman W. P. Richards Jefferson City Knob Noster News Bruce Lemmon George Boyd George Jackson Scott Kirby Calvin Zimmerman Milesburg Katy Dining Hall Phil. A. Derr Amity Lodge No Glass Hall Elizabeth Walls Scott and Frank Walls Parsons Richard E. Hulland E. E. Brown Kansas City Lulu Kruse Concordia W. H. Lewis Hiram Lewis W. E. Sitter W. Caton Fr. Healey Ben F. Wright Independence, Kas Robins’ Business College Lewis Ackerman Goshen Ind MacLooney Eugene J. Hall Central Music Hall Tom Ambles Cohen’s Justice of the Peace David Kinsey Bradfield Regulator Company Atlanta Georgia Fence & Staley Ohio Street Kentucky Sedalia Grocer CO Ohio St Eele Car R. H. Harris Shipper DRS, Thornton & Minor Ninth Wall Sts Stillwell P. Hoffnan Main St Victor J. Evans & CO Evans Building Washington Walch Whipple Coal Company East Third Street McGinley Bros Third St C. M. Pendleton Passenger & Ticket Ag’t Sedalia, Mo Northwest Helena Butte Mont Portland Ore Seattle Tacoma Wash Kansas Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma Arizona New Mexico Meeting OF Postmas Missouri Pacific Railway EL Reno Lincoln, Neb Return Fire Arms Baird Bros. & Co Cleveteng Evans Rcul Silver Moon Restaurant West Main
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