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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1906
Page
3
The two week old girl was found near the Kaw river beneath the Central avenue bridge in Kansas City. Police note bruises from impact with river stones. Witnesses claimed two black women carried and discarded the lard can, while bystanders recall an improvised celebration with ice cream cake and pink carnations.
Raw or inflamed lungs yield to Foley's Honey and Tar healing qualities. It prevents pneumonia settling on the lungs. Sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
J. S. Thomas known as Kaintuck Thomas is critically ill with tuberculosis in his third floor apartment above the People's shoe store. For weeks Mrs. W. F. Hansber of the Associated Board of Charities has cared for him and a appeal for assistance is urged.
An advertisement promotes Ken nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a pleasant cathartic to evacuate bowels. It claims to clear the head, loosen phlegm, strengthen bronchial tubes, and relieve coughs and croup. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Residents around Longwood seek extension of the rock road to the city and report growing support as more farmers sign the circulating petition for the measure.
J. R. Baldwin purchased a fine pair of dapple gray geldings from C. P. Hirst of Otterville at a fancy price.
Dresden, March 23. Miss Lyin Landers of Sedalia visited her aunt Mrs. L. L. Landers Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Henry Jackson was among Sedalia visitors. Mrs. C. C. Gentry visited Sedalia. Miss Baby Rush visiting brother Fred Rush. Miss Ruth Caney visiting her parents. Miss Victoria Carter in town on business. Miss Effie Bradley of Walnut Grove school goes to Sedalia for examination. Miss Mary Stine and sister Cladis visited Mr. and Mrs. Houx. Miss Frances Carter has returned home. Miss Cora Christ in Sedalia Saturday.
A warning against neglecting a cold as it may lead to pneumonia, which can be fatal and weaken the lungs even after recovery. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised to stop the cough, heal and strengthen the lungs to prevent pneumonia, sold by Arlington pharmacy.
Rev. J. E. McDonald pastor of Fayette Park church St Louis conducts special meetings at Fifth street M E church this week drawing good crowds His sermons are described as searching and strong Last evening's sermon was exceptionally good and a large audience heard it Rev McDonald will be in Sedalia until next Sabbath.
Advertising copy touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy that aids digestion after meals. It promises to reduce belching puffing and discomfort by helping the stomach digest foods, sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Calvary Church announces today two Lenten services at 4 p m and 7 30 p m A special service and sermon at 4 p m tomorrow on the Eve of the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary A corporate communion by the Guild of St Mary is planned for Sunday at 7 a m
The ad offers household washing to the Mon arch Laundry and assures relief in affordability and return of bundles in mint condition. It invites customers to use the modern convenience and lists phone number 183 along with CHAS. VAN ANTWERP as proprietor.
Ed Mullaley a pressman at Sedalia Printing was recalled by fellow workers who gave him a $20 wedding purse on Thursday following his marriage celebrated Wednesday evening.
A dated shopping note lists navy beans at 12 tablespoons for fifty cents and Echo soap at twenty five cents per bar. Kell y's Best flour priced around 1.20 per can or bag, with unclear spellings and quantities.
Washington March 23 The house committee on agriculture favored the Lacey bill to establish game refuges in forest reserves. Refuges to be selected by the president prohibit killing game birds or fish within their bounds. No limit set on number of refuges. The committee also added 15000 for fencing the Wichita forest reserve in Oklahoma to pasture the herd of twenty buffalo to be presented by the New York Zoological Society.
K M H Hardware Co showcases a refined window display highlighting its hardware specialties and new stock in a stylish storefront presentation.
New York reports United States Steel Corporation annual earnings set a record for 1905 with gross of 585,531,736 and net gain of 46,611,156. Dividends totaled 7 percent on preferred and 8 1 2 percent on common stock, after 26.3 million for additions. Wages held steady while production rose and nearly 38 million was spent on property and improvements.
The letter from A. J. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana says a severe cold lasted three months until a druggist prepared medicine and a physician prescribed treatment but failed to help. After using Foley’s Honey and Tar eight doses cured him. Refuse substitutes. Sold by Arlington pharmacy.
The twenty second annual meeting of the Central Illinois Teachers Association opened in Galesburg Illinois with President L H Griffith giving the annual address. Dr J W Radway of New York spoke on Essentials in Geography and more sessions are scheduled with speakers including Dr C W Thompson of Ohio State University, Dr Radway, Superintendent L D Harvey of Menominee Michigan, and Miss Seegmiller of Indianapolis.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cough remedy that stops coughing, heals and strengthens the lungs, and provides security from pneumonia. It warns against substitutes and notes sale at Arlington pharmacy.
Washington March 23 In the summer manoeuvres all infantry cavalry and field artillery troops will be mobilized at seven camps. A large gathering will occur at Plattsburg Barracks New York including Madison Barracks Fort Ontario Fort Jay Fort Ethan Allen Fort Adams Fort Wood and Washington Barracks D C.
Delta Upsilon club of New York holds its annual dinner at the Hotel Savoy with District Attorney Jerome and attorney Charles E. Hughes as guests of honor. Jerome is Amherst chapter alumnus and Hughes Brown chapter. Starr J. Murphy of New York presides.
Mrs Ida Todd administratrix will hold a public sale of livestock and farming implements at the Todd farm two and one half miles west of the city on Thursday April 5 Auctioneers Col C J and Kemp Hieronymus and Oak Grove church women will serve lunch.
An advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claims it is a supreme curative power for stomach and back weaknesses and other bodily organs. The ad urges avoiding ordinary medicines and promotes purchase at W. E. Bard Drug Company for 35 cents.
A successful sale by L Diltz three miles east of town drew good attendance and solid prices. The East Broadway Christian church ladies served a hearty lunch at noon, and Col J Hieronymus conducted the auction.
A local drugstore promotes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as a life enhancing remedy. The ad notes it warms the user and stimulates circulatory flow, offering tea or tablets for 35 cents at W. E. Bard Drug Company.
Spike Le Roi, the fast third baseman from Springfield two seasons ago, signs with Leavenworth for the coming season. Jimmy Frick, recently with Wichita, is purchased by Toronto for 750 dollars. Mike Welday, with Joplin and Wichita in the Western Association and the Southern League before yellow fever, signs with the Chicago White Sox and joined the big fellows at Wichita on Wednesday.
An ad urges buyers troubled with piles to choose Witch Hazel Salve made by E. C. DeWitt & Co Chicago claiming authenticity against counterfeit versions. It notes W F Bard Drug Co sells the genuine salve and warns about fakes riding on the brand name.
The New Hampshire state convention of the Young Men's Christian Association opened in Portsmouth with large attendance and a strong three day program. The Woman's Auxiliary also meets at the same time.
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