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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1901
Page
2
Governor cautions reporters not to attribute his words and shares a parable about a preacher accusing twelve chicken thieves, including William Sanders. The tale depicts the preacher correcting his statement to exclude Sanders, prompting community concerns about misinterpretation.
A dialogue excerpt shows Mrs. Fowler challenging John Fowler about his honesty after tending a sick man. Fowler defends himself, insisting he is not an ordinary amateur prevaricator and can face Nettie with the truth.
A newly elected justice of the peace officiated a quick wedding between John Makin and Alice Evans. The ceremony featured mock legal phrases and a lighthearted exchange, concluding with the groom paying a dollar fifty and the couple declared man and wife until further order.
A Georgia county representative departs for the Legislature and is asked by a longtime elderly black constituent about daily pay. The official replies four dollars a day, prompting the complainant to recall his own forty cent share for farm labor and cotton picking.
A bishop at a friend’s table notices the host’s son staring intently. After the meal the bishop engages the boy, prompting a reaction or question. The scene centers on the unexpected attention and the bishop’s ensuing inquiry.
Sedalia merchants promote Pittsburg wall paper lines and low prices, with claims of wide color variety and large-volume profits. The item also notes county fair hints, a blood purifier promotion, and a testimonial for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure from Mrs. C. W. Roberts of North Creek, Ark.
Danville presses on with its court operations despite the courthouse being destroyed by fire. The town retains the court, or at least the ability to hold sessions, while Montgomery City also lacks a courthouse.
A fragment from Tit-Bits recalls a bishop in knee breeches asking a boy if he is all right and noting the boy’s hesitation about his mother allowing trousers. The exchange highlights social norms and attire in a humorous antiquarian tone.
Irregular or excessive diet can cause disagreeable results whether at train, home, or office. Dr Caldwell's Soup Pepsin claims to cure constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach trouble. Sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
A persistent cough signals possible consumption or bronchitis and early treatment can prevent danger. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is promoted as highly effective and widely sold, with the guarantee that if it does not help you pay nothing. Available from Mertz & Hale, J. L. Kautzman, and Otis W. Smith.
Prof H Bauer, an electric dealer, will cast his lot in Kansas City as part of a forthcoming event or decision. The move highlights his public engagement and business interest in the regional market.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are advertised as fast acting and gentle laxatives. Arlington Pharmacy announces Ed Hurley Jr accepting a position at Citizens' National Bank.
If you feel ill all over and cannot pinpoint the ailment the ad claims your kidneys are out of order. Fol ey’s Kidney Cure is advertised as restoring health and energy with a note that it is sold by all druggists.
A Kansas City woman seeks a divorce citing lack of conversation. The defense hints that plenty of talk occurs in the family even without the husband speaking.
Last Saturday government rations were distributed to about 2500 people at the soldiers' home in Leavenworth. The event provided food and relief as part of wartime or national support measures.
The description extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers as superior in quality for constipation and liver complaints. Arlington
Ed Stinson aged 81 near Tipton died suddenly Wednesday morning at his home. He had lived in the Tipton area for many years and was known in the community. Funeral arrangements were not yet announced.
A notice states five thousand dollars will be paid to anyone who produces as good a spring tonic as Rocky Mountain Tea. It is described as a family blessing and to ask your druggist for details.
A W Chatham of Lamonte was in the city on business Wednesday.
An old note promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers as remedies for disease linked to inactive liver and bowels, advertised by arlington Pharmacy.
A. L. Spafford of Chester Michigan reports that his young daughter fell unconscious from a croup attack. He administered three doses of One Minute Cough Cure, and the croup was mastered with a swift recovery.
Richmond claims to have the finest theater in Southwest Missouri. Mr F D Arnold of Arnold Iowa writes about kidney disease three years suffering and uses Foley's Kidney Cure with a complete cure, improving his health and recommending it to friends. All druggists.
C V Witcher states he has disposed of his interest in the Harrison Mutual Burial association of Sedalia and that F E Hoffman will succeed as secretary and treasurer of the association.
Wisconsin will spend 25000 dollars and Colorado has appropriated 50000 dollars for an exhibit at St Louis. Colorado aims to surprise visitors from the East with its agricultural and horticultural exhibit and its display of minerals.
An Arlington Pharmacy advertisement touts Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for headaches and stomach trouble with a small pleasant dose and a promise of lasting relief.
A Hiawatha youth wrote his name on an egg packed for shipment east. A girl answered his call, and although he escaped he paid $300 initially and $900 in consequences as he attempted to see her again.
Henry B. Rich ards of Willseyville New York says a yearlong running sore on his breast was cured after using Banner Salve. He reports relief after one half box and urges others to try the product. All druggists carry it.
A Ray County man formerly believed to suffer a heart disease was found to have a small buckle on his braces causing a crackling sound when he draws a long breath. His health has improved rapidly since the discovery and he now contemplates joining the Christian Scientists.
Miss Florence Newman of Gray New York says Chamberlains Pain Balm is the only remedy that gives her relief from muscular rheumatism. She is a respected local resident making this statement to help others with similar afflictions. The liniment is for sale by Mertz.
The Eureka issue edited by the Wheeling ladies last week raised funds for the Methodist church with all proceeds donated to the church.
Advertisement notes column rate 25 cents for three issues. Advises readers to visit J. S. Bosserman at 219 South Lamine Street for first class dyeing cleaning stressing or repairing services.
A meat market and grocery is for sale or trade at a good location with a solid reason for selling. Interested parties may contact J. W. Clayton in Carthage Missouri for details.
Miss Mamie Smith of Middlesboro Kentucky reports her sister suffered a severe group and was instantly relieved after taking FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR. She credits the remedy with saving her life and notes it is sold by all druggists.
The Aguinaldo cocktail has appeared in Jefferson City and is described as as deceptive as the Tagal chief, drawing comparisons to a notorious figure.
Cooper county recently realized five thousand dollars from the sales of shares in the old venture. The result reflects a one time gain and indicates a possible return on prior investments.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets offered with a guarantee and a 25 cent price. Sold by Mertz & Hale and Otis W. Smith.
The Katy line continues a tourist sleeper on the flyer leaving St. Louis each Thursday night for Mexico City and western points. A daily through sleeper runs between St. Louis and City of Mexico with a Pullman conductor in charge for the entire trip.
Rail service announces new sleeper runs between St. Louis and Waco with a routing through Beaumont Texas. The M K T lines promote best service and equipment and cheap rates on the route toward the oil fields.
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