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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1901

Page

3

Ancient Americas Roamed by Formidable Beasts and Giants

The article surveys prehistoric life in North America, noting inland seas larger than the Great Lakes and enormous creatures. It cites Marsh, Cope, Owen and others who studied the Dakota Wyoming bad lands, describes monstrous lizards, Mosasaurs, forty-foot long dinosaurs, giant birds, and the Mastodon American surpassing modern elephants in size.

Americas Dakota Wyoming Marsh Cope Owen Wortman Osborne Salt Lake Sevier Lake British Museum Kansas

A Constantly Revolving Wheel on Upper Broadway

A street wheel on upper Broadway continually revolves powered by a hidden oiling and a casual shove from a local boy. The mechanism sits outside the shop and has puzzled passersby as it keeps turning for about half an hour each time.

Upper Broadway

Odd Cow Calmed by Singing Milk Time Remedy

E M Wentworth of Marshalltown Iowa told a Missouri Dairymen's Association convention that a vicious cow became docile when her milking boys sang old melodies like My Old Kentucky Home and Dixie The milkers found no tie was needed as long as the tunes played and the cow stood in the yard during milking The anecdote highlights a nontraditional approach to handling kicking cows.

E. M. Wentworth Marshalltown Iowa Kansas City Mr. Wentworth Kentucky Betsy Missouri Dairymen’s Association Wentworth

Pay Your Doctor Pay Your Doctor

The ad urges paying the doctor promptly and endorses Ayer’s Sarsaparilla for weak nerves fatigue and exhaustion. It promotes Ayer Co. of Lowell Massachusetts as the sole Compound Concentrated Extract of Sarsaparilla and prices a bottle at one dollar, available through all druggists.

Ayer Ayer’s J.C. Ayer CO Lowell Mass

Theatre Tug of War Between Henry and Wife

A humorous Tid-Bits item recalls Henry Crosby railing at his wife for delaying them to a theater. She calmly points out his missing necktie, provoking a volley of remarks about forgetfulness and women’s foibles in a brisk backstage vignette.

A Practical Wife by Jean Paul Read Aloud

A Practical Wife shows Siebenkas reading to his wife as she listens with downcast eyes. After he finishes she unexpectedly critiques his attire, saying she must mend a hole in the best stocking tomorrow.

Jean Paul Siebenkas Ag

Cremation vs burial debates sweep major cemeteries era

An article compares cremation with traditional burial, noting rapid cemetery expansion and rising lot costs. It cites New York area cemeteries, the growth of private ownership and trusts, and argues cremation could free park space and improve water supply. It also reports on prominent necropolises and public attitudes toward burial practices.

Christ Hkaronde Palm Washington United States England New York Calvary Potter's Field Greenwood Holy Cross Lutheran Mount Olivet Most Holy Trinity Woodlawn Cypress Hills Evergreens Philadelphia Laurel Hill Boston Mount Auburn Forest Hills Baltimore Green Mount Park Congressional Cemetery Oak Hill van Nesses W. W. Corcoran Justice Chase Stanton Tewson Plummer Reno Commodore Morris Lorenzo Dow Chicago Rosehill Cincinnati Spring Grove Bell Metaire Ridge Cleveland Lake View Detroit Woodmere Hartford Cedar Hills Indianapolis Louisville Cave Hill Memphis Elmwood Milwaukee Forest Home Newark Fairmount Pittsburg Allegheny Providence Swan Point Richmond Hollywood Rochester Lone Mountain Buffalo Forest Lawn Savannah Cypress Hill China Heaven St. Patrick’s Cathedral

Drums and dresses spark quick exchange quips

In a Philadelphia Press snippet a family scene unfolds with a child drummer and a merchant. The text humorously pairs a noisy drum demand with a dress exchange misadventure, ending in a cheeky punchline about swapping husbands.

Cornfed Philosopher on Marriage Proposals in Indianapolis

A sardonic remark from a cornfed philosopher contrasts two brides in Indianapolis. He notes the woman who marries the first suitor and the woman who marries what she believes to be the last, implying little to brag about in either choice.

Indianapolis Press

Trimmens Rumors Stir With Seance Quip Allegation

A murky exchange cites Trimmens as the subject of posthumous chatter about his loud chatter and seance visits. The remark frames him as persistent and gregarious even in death, reflecting a wagging-tongue culture in Life magazine.

Greek magnate leaves wealth to Corfu archbishop for annual lottery charity

According to a Trieste correspondent a wealthy Greek who died at Corfu left his fortune in trust to the island archbishop. The archbishop will distribute the interest yearly to a poor recipient selected by a merit-based lottery after examining claimant merits.

Trieste Corfu Island Lot

Coincident tale sparks long debt from Buffalo loan

A traveler recalls a thirty year old loan in Buffalo where one man lent 50 cents and 35 claimants now seek interest totaling 3.50 dollars. The exchange reveals how a simple coincidence can ripple into a long dispute across many potential borrowers.

Buffalo

California Fig Syrup Co Remedy Ad Highlights Benefits

The advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup Co laxative syrup as a pleasant tasting, effective cleansing medicine. It claims gentle relief from colds headaches fevers and constipation without weakening the kidneys or bowels and notes the remedy uses senna and aromatic plants. It stresses obtaining the full company name to avoid imitations.

Arenas Fic Syrup Co California Fie Syrup Co California Fig Syrup CO

Pan Am Exposition Excursion Tickets From Chicago Great Western

The Chicago Great Western railroad offers excursion tickets to Buffalo for the Pan American Exposition starting April 30 with return within fifteen days at a fare and one third for the round trip. Special Tuesday in May rate is One Fare Plus $1.00 for the round trip. Tickets valid leaving Buffalo until midnight on the Saturday after sale. Contact Great Western agents or J P Elmer for folders and info.

Chicago Great Western Railroad Buffalo Chicago Great Western Railway Exposition Grounds Great Western J. P. Elmer Adams Street Chicago

Koeppen Florist Gives Free Blooming Tube Rose Bulbs

Charles Koeppen the florist offers 5 000 blooming tube rose bulbs to customers. Bach patrons who buy plants worth 1 dollar at the green house or the Ohio street store receive six bulbs. Call 195 or 327 or visit Koeppen at Sixth and Ohio or Twelfth and Moniteau.

Charles Koeppen Bach Green House Ohio Street Koeppen Ohio Moniteau

Special for Thirty Days Latour Sherer Cabinet Photos

Latour and Sherer offer cabinet photographs for three dollars per dozen for their best shots, with other cabinets priced at two and two fifty per dozen. New style mounts available in various sizes at proportionately low prices.

Latour & Sherer

Shirt waist for men at The Boston store

Advertises a practical shirt waist for men offered at The Boston located at 214 Ohio Street. Customers are invited to view the product in person.

Boston Ohio St

Monarch Laundry Opens New Location on Ohio Street

Charlies Van Antwerp, proprietor, announces new equipment and a convenient new location at 606 Ohio Street with two contact numbers. A local boy earned $1.25 by collecting junk, calling Cohen's in Main and Vermont to sell the haul for disposal.

Ohio Street Charlies van Antwerp

Pehl’s Private Stock Eight Year Old Whiskey Sale

Bottled at the distillery Pehl's Private Stock eight years old sold as four full quarts per case at three dollars. Shippable to any address with return and cost coverage if not as represented. Marketing for medicinal and family use by Peter Pehl wholesaler at 115 West Second St. Phone 95.

Kansas City Star Pehl

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