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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1902
Page
7
The article cites a Koranic test for Paradise involving passing a needle's eye between two rocks. It states believers who have lived to eat will be barred by their grossness, while those who have lived to live will pass easily.
The article argues success hinges on a sound stomach, warning that digestive failure undermines health and ambition. It cites cases of educated men failing due to stomach issues, notes doctors focus on digestion, and mentions Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy.
A Eureka Springs resident credits Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with curing years of stomach and digestive woes and claims his health improved after twelve bottles. Mrs. A Flackus of Dairy Oregon reports dramatic relief from stomach pains headaches irregularities and heart palpitations after using the medicine and pellets. The advertisement argues the stomach as the root of many weak organs and warns against substitutes.
A California reader from Hornitos Mari posa County praises the work and urges others to order. The 1008 page volume is offered with cloth binding for 31 one cent stamps or paper cover for 21 stamps. Send stamps to Dr. R V Pierce Buffalo New York for mailing costs.
An advertisement seeks customers for a cash only meat business promising the very lowest prices and appreciation for patronage. It urges calling judge at phone number 68 to discuss results.
W E POINDEXTER of 604 Ohio St announces a removal sale with lease ending April 1. Beginning Wednesday March 12 the entire stock will be offered at cost for cash.
Fresh cut meat continues to rise, marking the spring’s highest level in living memory as beef cattle are nearly exhausted nationwide. The surge implies prices will climb further.
The article profiles Mrs Frank Gould the youngest Gotham society matron who just turned 18 and married a 26 year old. It notes their West tour, New York debut, Florida winter social rounds, yacht building, and wealth estimated at 20 million dollars plus homes in New York London and the Hudson.
The Public Building Committee of Sedalia invites sealed bids to lease 27 acres of land north of the city cemetery. Bids must be delivered to the City Clerk by 5 p.m. March 22, 1902. Committee members Hammond Fulkerson Stafford seal City Clerk Baker.
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