Weather forecast in The Sentinel
UNION or LABEL presents general forecast with fair conditions tonight and Friday and warmer temperatures expected.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1901
Page
8
UNION or LABEL presents general forecast with fair conditions tonight and Friday and warmer temperatures expected.
The April Delineator highlights Maine women’s clubs and their strong community work. It offers Easter luncheon ideas, a pretty illustrated cookery section, and strong summer fabric designs. Dressmaking by Mrs. A Tu Gorman focuses on lingerie sewing and undergarment construction with diagrams.
Prompt delivery by polite delivery boys guaranteed on all meats ordered from Joe Paradis Market House. Both phones 120.
The Southern Railway touts its 7267 mile system with nonstop Chicago to St Augustine service and Pullman sleepers via Cincinnati. It markets routes to Asheville and Florida, outlining 15 day stopovers and contacts in Cincinnati Chicago Louisville St Louis and Washington for travel information.
An advertisement lists veal mutton pork chops honey cured bacon and dry cured beef prepared by Joe Paradis. Contact numbers are provided as 120 Warket hing e.
The Burlington Route offers a daily through train named Surfington Northern Pacific Express covering Kansas City St Joseph to Puget Sound Portland Montana Washington and Northwest with coaches chair cars sleepers and dining cars. No 15 is a morning service from Kansas City St Joseph to Nebraska Denver and Pacific Coast via Scenic Colorado. No 23 is the latest night train from Kansas City St Joseph to Denver with a night service to Nebraska Omaha and St Paul.
A humorous column recounts Mrs Aythstreet reading the evening paper aloud to Mr Aythstreet. It mixes gossip about engagements and marriages with sharp jabs at a stingy father, a divorce case, fashion bargains, and political chatter, all framed as a noisy, affectionate domestic monologue.
The excerpt notes the river and harbor bill is deemed dull by Mr Aythstreet who finally reads the paper, likening it to an old earth reader with a calico cover he once used in school.
A casual exchange debate centers on swapping a watch. One suggests trading, another resists, noting the St Louis Clothing Co. sells similar watches to anyone who buys a suit.
The W C T U will host a social tomorrow afternoon at Mrs Purdy’s home 408 West Fourth Street from 2 to 10 p m to honor Neal Dow with an interesting and instructive program prepared for the occasion.
Fragmentary note describes meat delivery across town with police service, mentions Jae Paradis at Market House and Iry phones, and advertises 116 year old whiskey at Mel or's 112 Osage.
Georgie Blakely the Sedalia barber writes to his bride that he has found a location better suited to his tastes and will send for her soon after slipping away last Sunday night.
A boy exclaims about his suit and proudly displays a new watch to a crowd of admiring peers at the St Louis Clothing Co. The scene captures shopfront excitement as a small triumph in fashion and accessories among youngsters.
Illustrated literature for home seekers, business people, and travelers with tickets to North America and Europe. Questions answered. Ticket office open. Service dates listed include March 19 26 April 2 916 23 and 30 1901.
Special Judson tours run every Tuesday until April 30 offering tourist sleepers in first class shape. Uniformed Judson agents accompany each car with double berth at $5.00. Old papers for sale at this office. Cities listed include San Diego Los Angeles San Bernardino Tulare Fresno San Francisco Redding and other main line points.
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