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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1901
Page
6
It is urged that people get their eyes examined by an expert for the right glasses. The ad claims to provide precise prescriptions and proper fitting, with dozens of satisfied customers in Sedalia Missouri.
Moerschel Brewing Co. markets beer as a wholesome beverage that embodies good cheer for entertaining friends at home. The copy emphasizes thoughtful politeness and invites home delivery upon orders.
The article notes that Chilhowee's poultry income is sufficient to run a bank. It highlights the potential for a local financial institution to be supported by poultry business revenue and community needs.
A tale from American Kitchen Magazine about two Japanese visitors and an American host eating fried potatoes with fingers to mirror each other in lunch etiquette. The anecdote highlights how single instances can shape broad impressions of national manners.
A collage of jokes and quips led by Johnny and Miss Pert with lines about caning at school chaperons and misquoted Shakespeare. Other snippets feature a Boots Shop scene, a man trusted with his life, a Bridget cleaning the steps request for prayer, and a boy defending bad language with Shakespeare.
A. L. Spafford of Chester Michigan reports his daughter became unconscious from a sudden croup attack and after giving three doses of One Minute Cough Cure the illness was mastered and she quickly recovered. The account is cited as a testimonial for W. E. Bard Drug Company.
A St Louis man seeks to part from his wife and attempts to auction her off in a curious domestic dispute noted in local crime coverage. The incident highlights evolving views on marriage and property in the era.
Miss Florence Newman of Gray New York says Chamberlain's Pain Balm gives relief from muscular rheumatism. She urges others with similar sickness to try it and notes it is sold by Mertz Hale J L Kautzman and Otis W Smith.
The interstate oratorical contest between the normal schools of Missouri Illinois Iowa Kansas and Wisconsin will be held at Warrensburg Missouri on May 10.
Miss Mamie Smith of Middlesboro Kentucky reports that her sister suffered a severe attack but was instantly relieved after taking FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR. She credits the remedy with saving her sister's life and notes it is available from all druggists.
The Missouri state fair will run in Sedalia from September 9 to 14. Lawmakers allocated 50 000 dollars for the fair, described as one of the best state exhibitions ever seen in the country.
Increases human energy and makes soldiers of weak men the ad proclaims. The world has little pity for a man who loses his grip without trying Rocky Mountain Tea. Priced at 35 cents, available through druggists.
An advertisement offers $00,000 loans in central Missouri on farms at 5 percent annual interest with optional principal payments. Also seeks a husband for a young heiress with coal mines, timber lands, plantations, and cash, inviting responses to Susie at Drawer H, Chicago.
A playful domestic scene shows a mother testing her child with a list of chores while the boy jokes about not being an angel. The exchange emphasizes humor in everyday family life.
A horse trained for diving leaps from a platform on the edge of a Seattle wharf into Lake Washington eighty feet below. The animal sinks from view, then reemerges and swims to shore as the crowd cheers, impressed by its performance.
The English Government sets a coastal sanctuary in Somali land where shooting elephants is forbidden. Observance of this rule is essential for permitting hunting of other animals within the reserve, according to the Chicago Record.
Odious Oliver contemplates a career in a place that “do de rest” for amateur photographers, while Mouldy Mike expresses surprise and asks what kind of job he would take. The exchange captures a humorous exchange about work and ambition.
The dress worn by Catherine de Medici at her 1533 marriage to Henry II of France featured a train 48 yards long. It was borne by ten pairs of pages.
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