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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1901
Page
6
S. L. Spellman of Columbus Ohio endorses Ayer's Pills for liver regulation and relief from chronic constipation and low mood. The ad touts one pill nightly for several nights to clear the brain and ease nervous strain. Each box costs 25 cents.
If your druggist cannot supply you we will mail you a box direct from this office upon receipt of the price 25 cents Ad dress J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass
David Martin, recently deceased, revered as a gentle Kansan. He avoided tobacco and alcohol, led a spotless public life, and a peaceful private life. Children loved him and even the railroads respected him.
Mrs. E C Bowlby of Waterloo Indiana reports three months of gripping illness with sleepless nights and widespread pain. She credits Dr Miles Nervine Pain Pills and Liver Pills with restoring her health.
A New York bootmaker displays the term boot maker in large letters in British style, noting that in England the low cut is a shoe while other types are bots, reflecting a Gotham anglomaniac’s window sign.
Nashua Iowa night police officer J W Patterson recalls a severe January lung cold worsened by many medicines until he used two thirds of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR and was entirely cured. He notes it was available from all druggists.
An amendment to the Rhode Island constitution was adopted at the last election removing Newport as a capital and making Providence the sole capital city. The item notes schoolchildren will no longer be taught about two capitals. The piece closes with a testimonial about Dr Miles Pain and Nervine from Mrs. Clarinda Butler of Wheeling Ohio.
The latest Prussian census lists Emperor William's land at 124800 acres across eighty three estates. Following are Prince Pless with seventy five estates and Duke Vrest and Ratibor with fifty two and fifty one respectively. The king of Saxony holds fifty large estates. Counterfeits of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve pose health risks. Arlington Pharmacy.
W. D. Blaine's car escaped in Pratt Missouri suburbs last week. The owner mounted a mule and gave chase but the mule balked. Mr Blaine then pursued by foot and reached the car just as it headed toward a timber lot.
An ad promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a permanent cure for constipation. It states the price as 10 cents or 256. offers a refund from druggists if C C C fails to cure.
The system requires liquor to be sold only in half pint or larger packages, prohibits drinking on premises, and allows state inspection before sale. All profits from liquor sales must go to the county treasury.
A bill before the Minnesota legislature proposes a new system for selling liquor. The measure outlines framework, regulation, and enforcement points for statewide alcohol distribution.
News reports that Rev Mendenhall formerly of Audrain county has been found guilty of gross immorality and is given the choice to resign from the ministry or stand trial at the upcoming annual conference in Maryville. He left the Methodist church seeking service in a Christian church at Galesburg Illinois but did not secure a position. He pastored the M E church at Laddonia and Rush Hill. his brother edited a defunct Audrain county republican paper.
The Turkish sultan at Constantinople is condemned for outmaneuvering the United States. He forced a war vessel to depart with a promise of indemnity, then repudiated the agreement concerning a cruiser built by the Cramps of Philadelphia and the payment terms.
Mrs John Wollet of Jefferson Wisconsin attributes recovery from heart and nervous trouble to Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine after being given up to die. She reports using six bottles of each remedy and credits them with her cure. Her testimonial emphasizes the products as effective treatment.
The writer urges subscribers to contribute bias cut non shrinkable wood scraps to sustain an industrial and literary institution. The appeal frames the effort as patriotic and grows from playful beginnings to a serious undertaking led by Gorin Argus.
A humorous pitch extols FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE as insurance against Brights disease diabetes and other ailments. The ad mocks costly treatments and promotes the product as a simple home remedy.
The 1881 official census put Italy at 28,460,000. A new preliminary count puts the present population near 35,600,000, a rise of about 23 percent in twenty years. Semi official estimates had expected around 22,000,000 and were widely off.
The report warns that unless strong measures are taken the sturgeon will soon be extinct in the region. Officials urge enforcement and conservation actions to protect the endangered species.
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as vital for appetite and health, offering free samples and noting price. The piece shifts to a fisheries report about roe harvesting pressures on fish like caviar, then discusses the old Journal of Commerce lineage and several notable writers linked to St Louis journalism.
A disorder of the stomach and bowel constipation often causes headaches. A dose or two of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will correct these disorders and cure the headache. Sold by Mertz Hale and Otis W. Smith.
A civil case jury visited the defendants in Fairhaven where counsel says a juror received a piece of pie from a party. The pie is cited as the basis for a motion to set aside the verdict, alleging improper influence.
An old advertisement proclaims pneumonia follows la grippe but never follows FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR, urging readers to avoid substitutes and buy from all druggists as a trusted lung remedy.
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