Scruton and Tiedeman Named Presidents Editors
George H. Scruton and John E. Tiedeman are listed as President and Editor Bus. Mgr in the publication roster, indicating leadership roles within the organization.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1905
Page
2
George H. Scruton and John E. Tiedeman are listed as President and Editor Bus. Mgr in the publication roster, indicating leadership roles within the organization.
The text portrays Shepherd of Warrensburg appealing to the supreme court with feeble plea while Mr. Shepherd asserts his rights and returns home a hero. The narrator declines to condemn John and expresses enduring affection despite a severe, underhand blow.
An editorial argues against county costs and constable arrests, urging bondsmen to force restraint and end looting. It also promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money offer for cureable deafness caused by catarrh, and advertises Hall's Family Pills.
The column critiques Editor Cundiff after a controversial apology to Missouri's August Supreme Court. It laments the perceived betrayal and blames a printer’s devil for miscrediting Dorothy Dix’s Nan Patterson piece in the Capital, suggesting pressure from higher authorities influenced Cundiff.
When summer comes, consumers are urged to visit a drug store for a 30 cent bottle of Worrell's Insect Exterminator and Disinfectant. The product is marketed as killing mosquitoes ants bed bugs and fleas without staining surfaces.
The Rev W Stanley Emery warns the state’s divorce rate is the nation’s highest outside Japan with 17 600 divorces in 20 years and one divorcee per 7 7 marriages. He urges open study by state home church school parents and children and calls for strong legislative action.
The relentless prosecutor explains a long delay in the sensational case to protect the public and avoid encouraging the jailed defendant to appear on stage if acquitted. The aim is to let popular interest subside before the trial resumes.
Allen's Foot Ease is a foot powder that cures corns bunions and painful hot swollen feet. It sells at druggists and stores for 25 cents.
W E Bard Drug Co offers Rocky Mountain Tea in three packages for 1.00 with promises of red lips bright eyes and lovely color. Individual tea or tablets available for 35 cents.
An advertisement promotes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product to whiten clothes. It claims yellowing fabrics turn bright again and notes a six cent price for a large two ounce package sold by grocers.
Mrs Meehan and her spouse dispute the matter as a remedy advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar for pneumonia and consumption from a hard cold. Arlington Pharmacy sells the product claiming curative healing benefits.
A collection of witty aphorisms and folk observations on subjects from contempt and romance to aging and advice. The lines mock social norms, gender roles, and everyday vanity with humor and old time wisdom.
An advertisement extolls Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for bad digestion stomach liver kidneys and related symptoms. It claims no alcohol or narcotics and warns against substitutes sold by selfish dealers. Endorsed by local figures and offers free medical advice and a paper bound medical adviser.
Arlington Pharmacy advertises Sweet Springs water as a health tonic. Delivered by the case to any part of the city for 1.50 dollars, promoting its purifying properties.
The library board met Tuesday night and disposed of regular business. Finance chairman W B Mackey was instructed to prepare a budget to be read at the called meeting on May 16. Annual reports of officers will be made at the meeting and other important business will be transacted.
An elderly matron at a women’s club urges young women to consider marrying a smoker. She claims non-smokers are peevish and irritable, especially after dinner, while smokers remain placid and content. She insists Providence made tobacco for men and non-smokers should be rejected for a happy marriage.
The surest and safest remedy for kidney and bladder diseases is Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
Arlington Pharmacy sells Foley's Kidney Cure claiming to fix kidney and bladder issues. The ad urges immediate use without delay.
Manila debuts an extensive electric railway built by J. G. White & Co. 40 miles of track laid, a steel and concrete power house on the Pasis river island, and a car barn nearby. The system features 100 double truck cars, additional turbines, asphalted rails, teakwood cars, and Canadian fare boxes. Foley's Honey and Tar is recommended by Arlington Pharmacy.
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