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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1900
Page
6
A long church year summary notes revival successes at Osceola and Tipton, debt relief for Epworth Sedalia, and parish losses in Schell City. It lists finances, campaigns and attendance across districts, plus conversion figures and personal devotional remarks from Rev Lemg.
Frank Lenng submits a clerical report after Sunday services noting an expected rise in benevolent collections and about 700 year conversions, totaling near 2 500 over four years. He describes pleasant relations with ministry and laity and extends good wishes.
An old advertisement promises beauty through blood cleansing with Cascarets Candy Cathartic. It claims to purify the body by stimulating the liver and removing impurities, promising clearer skin and a healthier complexion for ten cents to fifty cents, with satisfaction guaranteed.
Lee Bard was a traveler listed as a passenger to Kansas City this morning. The brief item notes travel status and destination without additional context.
A new grain based beverage Grain-O marketed as a safe coffee substitute. It claims to suit delicate stomachs and even children, priced at 15 and 25 cents per package, and offered as a cheaper alternative in grocery stores.
An Albany dairyman sent for a doctor for his child with croup. While waiting he bought Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and the child improved before the doctor arrived. The druggist reports growing local use of the remedy and service names listed. Master Hoppe and his parents left for Moberly.
An old newspaper ad touts Hobbs asparagus pills as a universal cure for kidney ailments. It promises Sam Pie free and promotes Sterling Remedy Co. with Chicago and New York ties.
A report circulated that the Perry Music company planned a move to Kansas City. The rumor has been thoroughly investigated and found to be baseless hearsay with no substantiated facts.
The Baptist Sunday school institute held its first day at Lamonte yesterday with strong attendance and active participation noted by organizers.
Dr. D. L. La Verne's Grip Tablets advertised as a cure for la grippe and colds. Claims not to affect the head like quinine and promotes themselves as the best remedy for headache. Sold by Fleischmann's Pharmacy at 25 cents.
Chas Van Antwerp, proprietor, operates the Monarch Laundry offering thorough laundering and pickup by telephone 183.
Classified items include experienced waist maker needed at Mrs. Mary Anderson corner Seventh and Ohio. Second-hand Heywood sleeper baby buggy for sale at 1216 South Kentucky street. The Dominion Company offers life of D L Moody and manager positions with high pay and home office work. References from any bank, envelopes requested.
Whipple offers a 25 cent per ton discount on all soft coal for spot cash. For details, call 43-2.
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