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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1905

Page

3

Liquozone Promotion Promises Germ Killing and Health

A persuasive advertisement touts Liquozone as a universal tonic and germicide that kills germs without harming tissue. It claims two decades of research, doctor and hospital testing, and offers a free full-size bottle via coupon to prove results.

Grandmother at 30: Portland Wife Becomes Nation's Youngest

Boston May 1 A Portland housewife Mrs Sarah Deering aged 30 is claimed as the youngest grandmother in the United States and youngest mother of seven children six living by virtue of becoming a grandmother five weeks ago. She is 12 when she bore her first child and 28 when she welcomed her seventh, while Theodore Roosevelt’s autograph and photograph were sent to her in congratulations.

Portland Sarah Deering Sheridanu Street America Theodore Roosevelt Forest Pine Tree United States

Little Morgan Get-Ups and Community Happenings

Absent for a time a local figure returns with intentions to improve through labor. Rev. Harrell will fill his Otterville appointment at Stony Point at 11 o clock next Sunday. A social at Will Homans was a success with games and music. Farmers welcomed the recent rain as upgrades to roads and local work progresses.

Mr. Pierce Otterville Geo. Page

Tiny Inventions That Made Big Fortunes

A survey of everyday patents shows how small ideas like copper toe shields, metal shoe fasteners, shipping tags, return balls, two-hook puzzles, tin bottle caps and can openers created fortunes. Examples include a farmer’s copper strips transforming shoe life, Providence metal fasteners, and a can opener breakthrough selling millions to Armour.

Red Cross Bail Blue Sold In Grocers as Laundry Aid

A small notice promotes Red Cross Bail Blue laundry aid sold by grocers in a two ounce package for five cents. It urges keeping clothes white and avoiding yellowing with this product.

Mexico's monetary reform brings gold standard peso into effect

Mexico moves to a gold based currency regime. The peso or silver dollar is valued at 50 cents in gold, with the dollar defined as 75 centigrams of gold. The free coinage of silver was suspended two weeks earlier, and today the new monetary system becomes operative in Mexico City.

National Society of the Sons of the Revolution Congress Opens

The annual congress began in Philadelphia with headquarters at the Belleveille-Stratford Hotel. A brief session in Independence Hall permanently organized the convention and adjourned until tomorrow. A large schedule of social events was planned for the delegates throughout the week. Wealth

Philadelphia National Society of the Sons of the Revolution Bellevelle-Strattford Hotel Independence Hall

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