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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1901
Page
6
The piece promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as essential for children’s health. It argues it supports a high level of physical life, is not consumed regularly but when health slightly falters, and should be used as a daily food supplement when ordinary meals do not suffice.
Classified ads seek a first class lady solicitor and two canvassers with good pay, a wife for a 29 year old man with details, a first class barber, and a widower hiring a housekeeper. Properties offered include a cottage with two acres and two billiard tables. Many ads direct readers to send notes to Sentinel office or care of Sentinel.
D A Fairley, proprietor of the City hotel, has leased the Martin property for one year with option to extend or buy. Rent is 55 dollars per month, possession between April 1 and 15. The lower south room remains under Samuel Martin. The Versailles Leader notes Fairley’s reputation and plans to run both hotels well.
A Missouri editor dreams of dying and entering Heaven where St Peter explains that Missourians are kept in chains to prevent them from returning. The tale plays on regional stereotype with a light humorous twist about discipline in the afterlife.
The lingering cough after grippe prompts promotion of One Minute Cough Cure for throat and lung troubles. Described as the only harmless remedy delivering immediate results and claiming to prevent consumption. Arlington Pharmacy.
Perry Cessna of McGrew Milling traveled to Cole Camp this morning for business.
Chippewa Falls resident Mrs Jas Forest reports a seven year leg sore healed completely by two boxes of Banner Salve. She claims no other salve was as healing and notes it is sold by druggists. Also mentions Chamberlains tablets for stomach and liver relief and Rocky Mountain Tea product promo.
Claim promotes FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE as protection against Bright disease diabetes and other ailments. Advertisement notes availability at druggists for fifty cents.
Mrs Salina Myers, the Missouri Pacific station matron, is unable to perform her duties due to unspecified reasons. The note outlines her absence and directs arrangements for coverage.
A local store advertises a handsome line of spring dress goods from reliable mills, muslin underwear, em broideries and laces, and a full women’s wear selection. It promises low prices, attentive service, and careful mail order fulfillment.
A wounded exchange hints at affection and duty as a speaker speaks of illness and indigestion. A remedy is cited as Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin available at Arlington Pharmacy, suggesting a light interlude amid personal tensions.
Prompt delivery by police delivery boys guaranteed on all meats ordered of Joe Paradis market house. Both phones 120. John Myers night clerk at the Huck is reported sick.
An old ad warns against bed rest and baths to cure a cold and touts Krause's Cold Cure capsules as fixing the illness in 24 hours. It claims pleasant taste with no head buzz and lists Ott's Drug Store and Otis W. Smith as sellers.
Dr. J. T. Hull of Butler Missouri was listed as a hotel guest at Huckins on Sunday.
Ned Spencer traveled to St. Louis this morning for business matters.
Advert says Dr Ford's Dyspepticide expels germs of dyspepsia and cures the disease. It purportedly makes the stomach furnish healthy blood for tissue and nerve building and differs from other remedies. Available from all druggists.
C. H. Rider traveled to Jefferson City this morning. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are praised for prompt pleasant effects and are popular for liver and bowel troubles, sold at Arlington Pharmacy in KE. C. Frank, the dentist, made his usual Sunday visit to Lamonte.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a guaranteed cure for the grippe cough and a tonic to restore strength, warning against substitutes.
An advertisement from Peter Pehl, a wholesaler at 115 West Second St, offers l'ehi's Private Stock aged eight years. The four quart cases sell for 3.00 per case and can be shipped anywhere. If not as represented, buyers may return with full cost paid by the seller.
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