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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
6
Texas advertisement claims one bottle of Hall's Great Discovery cures kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism with two months of treatment. Sold by druggists or mailed for $1 from Dr. KE Hall, St. Louis, MO, with testimonials available.
Local resident from Stuntsville Missouri dated August 1 1900 reports curing kidney and bladder trouble with one bottle of The Texas Wonder Hall’s Great Discovery and recommends it to others with the same ailment.
An old advertisement promotes Moerschel's Sedalia Beer as a wholesome spring medicine. It touts the beer as easy to take curative nourishing and body and brain building and invites a standing order. It lists the phone numbers 214 for orders.
Topeka Kansas March 29 Judge Hazen denied the request to enjoin the United States Marine Band from playing in the new auditorium next Monday night. L M Crawford operator of the opera house claimed the city had no right to run an opposition play house. The seating capacity was sold and the judge refused to interfere with the show, promising a later decision on the merits.
Brigadier and Mrs. Marshall provincial officers based in St Louis visit Sedalia. They will hold meetings at the Army hall on Second Street Saturday night March 30 and Sunday at 10 30 a m 3 p m and 8 p m. They are noted as fine speakers and singers. Don't miss them.
Jefferson City March 29 Judge Sherwood ordered William Huff confined in the penitentiary for a ten year term on a rape conviction he now proves was for a crime he did not commit. The decision rests on new findings that his prior conviction was based on circumstantial evidence and the prisoner was serving for a crime he did not commit.
Robert R. Watts of Salem Missouri says five years of kidney disease ended after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He reports relief after less than two bottles and urges others to try the remedy through druggists.
The Holton Kansas Tribune notes the March wind with vivid imagery as dust flies and the wind erodes the steeple paint and quail tails while even microbes are blown from people in a lighthearted tribute.
An advertisement urges bilious readers to use DeWitts Little Early Risers to cleanse the liver and bowels, claiming they never gripe and are available at Arlington Pharmacy.
The Perry Republican claims the phrase about giving rather than receiving refers to the smallpox microbe.
The Bartlesville Magnet urges residents to unite and support plans for a new bridge project, likely a wooden structure, to improve local transportation and accessibility.
A Petersburg baker F P Moran endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children with bad or whooping coughs noting it contains no opium or harmful drug. Sold by Mertz Hale Kautzman and Smith.
Boston Transcript notes a lively job seeker claiming to have moved through twelve places in six months. Eugene J. Hall credits Foley's Honey and Tar with restoring his voice for a Chicago Central Music Hall lecture, praising the remedy as superior to others.
A vintage ad claims Dov clean house and burden yourself with work not intended for you. It promotes sending lace curtains and winter bedding to the Monarch Laundry, run by Chas. Van Antwerp, with a note that charges are renewable.
An advertisement praised Scott's emulsion of cod liver oil as the fastest way to ease a cold. It warned against expecting miracles and urged early use for quicker, clearer breathing, citing Scott & Bowne of New York as the source.
A historical note cites Queen Sophia of Sweden saying that the world’s history is made in the nursery, emphasizing early childhood and women's roles in shaping nations.
Mothers praise One Minute Cough Cure for croup and all throat and lung troubles. The remedy is claimed to quickly cure coughs colds grippe asthma and whooping cough and is available at Arlington Pharmacy.
Brookfield reports a sharp drop in smallpox cases from sixty-five to six, signaling substantial progress in outbreak control. Health officials attribute the improvement to intensified vaccination, surveillance, and quarantine measures across the community.
Representatives of Indiana’s independent telephone companies met in Indianapolis to protest the appointment of Allen as patent commissioner. They claim Allen is aligned with Bell interests and would be biased in favor of the monopoly.
An advertisement from Sterling Medicine Co Chicago or New York promotes a product claimed to cure kidney ailments. The snippet emphasizes a free sample and presents Dr Hobbs as a sponsor figure. The wording reflects a period sales pitch with minimal medical detail.
Jefferson City society note says the Constobatel Zupvereineze will host a luncheon at its rooms next Saturday with Mrs. Henry sidoweitzer billed to sing.
An Otis W. Smith Otts Drug Store offer promotes Krause's Cold Cure claiming to break a cold in 24 hours with no work interruption. It also says the remedy will prevent colds if taken at first symptoms and lists price 25 cents.
The wife of Springfield man Coffee was granted a divorce on grounds of non support. Coffee furnished the grounds for the divorce.
An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a guaranteed cure for grippe cough and a remedy to restore strength and health. It warns against substitutes and directs readers to all druggists.
A Jefferson City poet wins wide notice as his verses are frequently reproduced in newspapers upon request, reflecting strong local appeal and steady demand for his poetry.
Read how Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin works and visit Arlington Pharmacy for a trial bottle. The offer advertises ten doses priced at 10 cents, inviting customers to sample the product at the store.
Wu Ting Fang was asked about the status of the legal profession in China. He replied that lawyers are prohibited in China.
The article extols Dr Ford's Dyspepticide as cleansing the system of noxious germs and curing dyspepsia. It claims the remedy makes the stomach supply healthy blood for tissue and nerve building, distinguishing it from other remedies.
Every department complete featuring Stetson Hanan Gray Bros and other brands with price ranges from $1.00 to $6.00. Misses and children's footwear listed with low-cost options.
A columnist laces into Frenchmen described as Castellane type and the French soldiery in the Chinese campaign calling for a return to common sense and decorum. The piece uses sharp social critique to urge restraint and propriety.
Mrs Jas Forest of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin says a running sore on her leg lasting seven years was cured by Banner Salve after spending hundreds of dollars. She notes two boxes fully healed it and claims no other salve is as healing. Druggists carry Banner Salve.
James Stewart a Black man from Sterling Kansas was killed by a train recently. He was the father of twenty seven children.
Promoters tout promptness and pleasant effects of DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills for liver and bowel troubles. Arlington Pharmacy advertised.
The Massachusetts senate favors a constitutional amendment allowing a three fourths majority of a jury to render verdicts in civil cases. The proposal seeks to change the standard from unanimity to a partial agreement across civil trials.
A mighty revival of that youthful, joyous feeling pervades your system if you take Rocky Mountain Tea this month. 25c. Ask your druggist.
Whipple's coal is advertised as the coal that burns longest heats hottest and gives the greatest satisfaction. Prompt delivery and correct prices guaranteed from the town office at 219 Ohio Street.
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