Missouri University Gymnastic Society Formed at Columbia
A new Missouri State University indoor gymnastics group titled the Missouri University Gymnastic Society has organized in Columbia. Officers include F. W. Tuttle as president E. H. McCurdy as secretary and treasurer and J. D. Alder as business manager. Members listed include W. F. Bennett E. F. Haynes R. H. Dyer E. O. Brack L. Brandenburger Frank G. Hobart J. F. Kidd M. S. McMurty Reuben J. Gentry C. C. Albright L. M. Anderson and M Burke. Hobart Kidd and Gentry are noted Seda lia boys.
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Columbia
Missouri State University
Missouri University Gymnastic Society
F. W. Tuttle
E. H. McCurdy
J. D. Alder
W. F. Bennett
E. F. Haynes
R. H. Dyer
E. O. Brack
L. Brandenburger
Frank G. Hobart
J. F. Kidd
M.S. McMurty
Reuben J. Gentry
C. C. Albright
L. M. Anderson
M. ©. Burke
Messrs
Hobart
Kidd
Gentry
Sedalia Boys
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured After Fourteen Years Suffering
Josh Edgar of Germantown Cal reports fourteen years of pain from sciatic rheumatism and partial mobility until trying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He says immediate relief followed by a full cure and no recurrence. The liniment is advertised as available at all druggists.
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Josh Edgar
Germantown
Cal
Chamberlain
Entertaining Today at Mrs Demuths for Mrs Honx
Mrs H Demuth hosts visitors this afternoon at her home at the corner of Tenth and Kentucky streets in honor of Mrs Kate Honx of St Lens. Next Tuesday she will entertain in honor of the Rocking Chair club.
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H. (. Demuth
Tenth and
Kentucky Streets
Kate Honx
St. Lens
Demuth
Rocking Chair Club
Endorsement for DeWitt's Little Early Risers
Alfred Heinze of Quincy Illinois praises DeWitt's Little Early Risers as safe effective laxatives for constipation and torpid liver. He notes they do not gripe or distress and urges others to try a good remedy, as advertised by W E Bard Drug Co.
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DeWitt
Alfred Heinze
Quincy
Ill
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Death of J H Faucett in Nevada Missouri
J H Faucett aged 72 died in Nevada Missouri Sunday night. His body was sent to Bolivar Missouri for burial.
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J. H. Faucett
Nevada
Bolivar, Mo
Rocky Mountain Tea Heist Nets Large Take
A large haul by highwaymen and others claims the good name and fame of Rocky Mountain Tea famed by the Madison Medicine company. Priced at 35 cents. W. E. Bard Drug company.
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Rocky Mountain
Madison Medicine Company
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Red Cross Ball Blue whitens clothes for five cents
Small advertisement promotes a large 2 oz package of Red Cross Ball Blue for whitening clothing priced at five cents. It emphasizes affordability and household use.
Bride and maid elope in clever household ruse
In a Liverpool tale a loyal servant delayed her own wedding to remain with the mistress’s family. On a planned ceremony day the two women, bride and bridesmaid, leave for the church in a carriage after a cheeky reply about Kerridge at the door.
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Liverpool
Jane
Kerridge
Mum
London
Lincoln Indicated Willingness to Pay for Freed Slaves
Louisville report relays Colonel Watterson’s Courier Journal piece claiming Abraham Lincoln considered paying indemnity for enslaved people to aid union. It cites Stephens and cabinet debates and a February 5 1865 draft message with a 400 million appropriation that was rejected.
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Louisville
United States Senate
West
Missouri
Watterson
Courier Journal
Lincoln
Lee
Grant
Seward
Stephens
North
South
Alon Roe
Washington
Congress
Vatican Cleaning: 5000 Workers, 700 Overseers Six Months
Vatican authorities organized a wide scale housecleaning lasting six months. Five thousand people and seven hundred overseers were employed to clean the interiors. Remarkably the operation used a daily bread supply of one thousand loaves to aid wallpaper cleaning.
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Vatican
Rocky Mountain Tea Ad From Bard Drug Co
An old advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea by the Bard Drug Company priced at 35 cents claiming it keeps the bride well and supported by a note about friends dwindling over time.
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Rocky Mountain Tea
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Boy Robert Baker Drowns Bathing in Boonsboro
Boonville Missouri May 20 Robert Baker aged 12 son of C Baker of Boonsboro was drowned while bathing.
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Boonville,Mo
Robert Baker
C. Baker
Boonsboro
Wine of Cardus Promises Relief for Bearing Down Pains
Female testimonials from Kansas City to Alabama praise Wine of Cardus for curing bearing down pains and improving menstruation. Letters claim relief from headaches, nervous tension, and flooding after one or two bottles. The Chattanooga Medicine Co invites readers to write for advice and buy Wine of Cardus from local druggists.
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Cardus
Fay Lee
Kansas City
Kas
Cardui
Ladies’ Advisory Department
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Boy Drowns in Creek Accident with Several Companions
A drowning occurred yesterday morning in a creek near that place while a group of boys bathed. The incident involved a lone boy who was with others when the accident happened.
Remedy keeps threshers working without delay
A Plymouth Oklahoma note says a remedy helped threshers keep working and avoid a loss of time after selling five bottles to users. It claims to prevent fatigue from coffee and sugar and recommends keeping a bottle at home and available at all druggists.
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H. R.helps
Plymouth
Okla
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