Death Claims Mrs Jowan Johnson
A memorial notice from Sedalia reports the death of Elizabeth Kennedy Johnston wife of John Johnston after a lengthy illness. Born July 15 1874 she lived in Sedalia and sang in churches in Texas before returning for her funeral at First M E church. Also noted is the death of Joseph P Owen in Lexington and other local obituaries including James Cahill and Mrs Ezabeth Leslie with brief funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kennedy Johnston
John Johnston
Elizabeth
J. W. Kennedy
Mr. Johnston
Emery
Texas
San Antonio
Sedalia
M.E
W.D. Steele
Lexington
Joseph P. Owen
Mr. Owen
Lexngton
J. R. Owen
Owen
Bessie
Eva
Rhea
John Martin Owen
Thomas Owen
Lafayette County
Elizabeth R.abel
Anna Owen
J. D Love
Sedala
E. ©. Gordon
James Cahill
Missouri: Pacific Railroad
Webster Avenue
Kirkwood
Missouri Pacific Company
Joseph Franklin
Houstonia
Ezabeth Leslie
Russellville
Courage Of Animals In The Wild And Inlet Regions
Courage among animals is not tied to size. Weasels and the fisher are notably brave, with the fisher attacking dogs and a small jungle cat killing a leopard. A rabbit repeatedly defeats a stoat, while Alaskan Indians display ingenuity in fishing using traditional tackle adapted to new conditions. Halibut fishing involves clever lures like a wooden duck float and cedar cord.
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North America
Europe
Gunton Park
Norfolk
Bering
George Vancouver
Capt
Cook
Pittsburg News
Their Pictures Sell. For years it has been Lillian Rus sells
A brief note recalls the longstanding success of Lillian Rus sells in selling photographs, marking her as the top seller for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Russell
Photographic demand for stage stars and beauties outlined
The article notes buyers favor costumes over portraits with Maud Adams and Julia Arthur drawing steady demand. Lillian Russell remains popular though abroad. Viola Allen as Glory and Richard Mansfield as Cyrano are also sought. Ethel Barrymore, Virginia Harned, and others remain strong while Della Fox falters and Welsh royals fetch attention. Alaska fishermen referenced.
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Maud Adams
Lillian Russell
Viola Allen
Julia Arthur
Richard Mansfield
Cyrano
Ethel Barrymore
Maxime Elliott
E. H. Sothern
Virginia Harned
William H. Crane
Madge Lessing
Edna Wallace Hopper
Della Fox
Princess of Wales
John Drew
William Faversham
Snakes Stop Work at Branch Post Office Station H
In a New York City mail facility at Lexington Avenue and Forty-fourth Street a clerk shouted snakes as a baby snake escaped from a neighboring snake show. Carriers and clerks fled the stand, Superintendent Baldwin investigated, and the five inch serpent was retrieved with a stick. No further snakes were found and workers resumed duties. The incident was traced to the adjacent snake show.
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Lexington Avenue
Forty-fourth Street
Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin
N. Y. Sun
Dismal Dawson Defines His Reluctant Start
The Indianapolis Journal quotes Mr. Dismal Dawson stating his fear of starting an action. He describes himself as persistent once he begins yet wary of initiating tasks. He explains his cautious nature as a reason people misunderstand him.
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Mr. Dismal Dawson
Indianapolis Journal
We and Our Tour Economie issued by Lake Shore Ry
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway’s Passenger Department releases We and Our Tour Economie in book form for summer tourists. Free copies available by mail from F M Byron, G W A, Chicago or B P Humphrey, K T P A, Kansas City, and A J Smith, G P A, Cleveland. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are advertised for bowel regulation. Ice cream soda 5c at Fleischmann’s Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tour Economie
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Ry
M Byron
Chicago
P Humphrey
Kansas City
J Smith
Cleveland
Granite lodge to hold four evenings of third degree work
Granite lodge No. 272 A F and A M announces a special communication Tuesday through Friday evenings this week for third degree work and related festivities. Invitation extends to all Master Masons. By order of W M Epperson and Secretary Zoun. Ice cream soda five cents Fleischmann's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Lodge No. 272
A. F
A. M
Lung Irritation Cure Promises Strong Lungs
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey claims to cure lung irritation described as forerunner to consumption and to fortify the lungs so a cough or cold won t settle there. Priced at twenty five cents at druggists. Clinton mayor orders all dogs killed. Eagle Eye Salve marketed for weak or irritated eyes at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Sutherland
Cured of Weak Eyes by Magnetic Healer Axtell
Anna Wild of Sedalia Missouri writes that after two weeks of treatment by Prof S W Axtell Magnetic Healer her weak eyesight improved enough to read fine print without glasses. She had worn glasses for four years and recommends Axtell for sore eyes.
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S. W. Axtell
Sedalia
Axtell
Anna Wild
Porter Stone Trial Opens in Clinton Circuit Court
The murder trial of Porter Stone for Roy Williams's death last December began today in the Clinton circuit court. Missouri Berries, received daily. Candy Palace. Tele phone 218.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Stone
Roy Williams
Clinton
Missouri Berries
Candy Palace
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Jowan Johnson
Insurance
Ohio Street
Aver
J.C. Ayer
Lowell
Mass
Courage OF Animals
C.a.guenther
RINE
Walch
Boston
Sedalia Milling Company
Eisenmayer Roller Mills
Sedalia House Furnishers
East Third St
The
Sentinel
DeWitt
Servant’s Pharmacy
Fleischmann’s Pharmacy
Masonic
S. Epperson
W.M. C
H. Zoun
Fleischmann
Sedalia, Mo
Magoth
St Hammocks
West’s
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