Big Excursion Sunday Draws Sedalia Visitors
A Kansas City excursion scheduled for Sunday will bring about 400 people to Sedalia. The ad promotes Rocky Mountain Tea by Madison Medicine Co at 35c through W. E. Bard Drug Co. The piece includes a testimonial from Geo. S. Marsh of Nocona Texas about relief from dyspepsia after using Kodol, claimed to reproduce digestive juices and cure stomach trouble.
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Sedalia
Madison Medicine Co
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Geo. S. Marsh
Nocona
Tex
Bureau of Information
Simpkins
Lincolnton
Civilization
Passaic
N. J
Jasper (C
Stevens Livery Barn Ad For Horses And Staff Move
Stevens Livery Barn at 209 South Osage Street advertises first class work and a phone contact. S P McConnell, previous Celia Commission Co manager, left for St Louis to join the same firm for new work.
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Stevens
South
Osage Street
S. P. McConnell
Celia Commission Co
St. St. Louis
Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Womanly Ailments
Mrs. Armintie Watkins of Acme, Kanawha County WV testifies after nine years of poor health from female weakness. She describes irregular periods and misery, then credits Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with renewed strength and ability to care for her six children, supplemented by Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets. She notes no alcohol or narcotics in the formula.
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Armintie Watkins
Acme
Kanawha Co
W. Va
Dr. Pierce
J. W. Woodcock
Portland
Ind
M. A. Birdsall
Watkins
N. Y
Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ina
Mrs Steve Simecosky To Join Husband In California
Mrs Steve Simecosky, visiting in St. Louis, plans to leave in about two weeks for San Bernardino, California, to reunite with her husband.
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Steve Simecosky
St. Louis
San Bernardo
Cal
Whooping Cough Preventive Advice From a Mother
A Springville Alabama mother with whooping cough experience explains prevention. She cites her three children and infant son who used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy last summer and suffered no lasting effects, unlike others. The remedy is sold by druggists.
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Chamberlain
Jesse Pinkey Hall
Springville
Ala
Local quips and notices from scattered towns
Short items from Clayton Arkansas Kingston Delaware Haskell Texas Lincolnton Georgia and other places. Light anecdotes on weddings furniture debt jokes and social doings reflect small town life and dated humor across multiple papers.
Conductor W. J. Lafferty Returns on Lexington Branch
Passenger conductor W. J. Lafferty resumes duties on the Lexington branch after a several week layoff due to illness. He back to service Thursday, restoring regular passenger service.
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W. J. Lafferty
Lexington
Auction Sale at 106 Main Street E Brighton
Am leaving the city. Goods at your own prices. Auction every afternoon at 106 Main Street in E Brighton.
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Main Street
Brighton
Local Hodgepodge Notes From Distant Papers
A collage of quips and brief items from small papers. Mount Union notes party prep costs and afterlife, Waycreek reports an amateur farmers club of young men, Lawrence discusses a debate on chores versus music lessons, Tipton notes a young woman hired as an insurance solicitor after a cheeky qualification.
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Mount Union
Waycrees
Lawrence
Kan
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Katy
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George B. Goodrich
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