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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1902
Page
7
Espenschied and Hughes relocate their real estate and loan office from Pied Office Room to ground floor space in the Hoffman building at the corner of Fifth and Ohio streets.
A column on royal ladies who sculpt and commission works for favor with Victoria era titles. Princess Louise earns commissions and a public statue by a large gift to boost status. other royals like Empress Frederick produce busts and medallions. The piece shifts to a social scene in a carriage, where six women buy ribbon bows from one girl, each bow selling for ten cents, netting small earnings for the craftsman.
A traveler recalls leaving Cincinnati for Chicago with a drummer friend. In a sleeping car an English passenger objects to smoking and snoring, prompting a humorous exchange. The episode ends with the man realizing the passenger was Rev. Joseph Cook, a Boston lecturer, who quoted lines after the exchange.
In the spring when you feel tired nervous and sleepless take several doses of Hostenetter's Stomach Bitters. It is advertised as a spring medicine and blood purifier claimed to cure dyspepsia indigestion malaria or liver and kidney troubles. Private stamp shown over the bottle neck.
A quarrel centers on a costly cape the husband calls extravagant while the wife defends it as cheap. She argues it was only ten dollars but costs fifty to the husband. The exchange highlights household tension over spending and value.
No. 3 and No. 177 depart at No. 090, leaving for unknown destinations. No. 118 arrives at an unspecified time, with further schedule details missing.
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