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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1905

Page

5

Whisky as Is Whisky from Cincinnati Testimony

A Cincinnati man stored a thirty five year old whiskey in a dry ventilated third story room and tested it with one pint at intervals. Only one and four fifths gallons of the original thirty four remain, evaporated over time. A physician calls a single small drink highly rejuvenating, while connoisseurs deem the aged spirit the finest in the world and note its cost at present about 489.01 dollars per gallon considering storage, interest, and insurance.

New York Press Cincinnati Rothschilds Morgans Vanderbilts Astors Carnegies Belts Clarks

Worrell's Insect Ex Terminator and Disinfectant Ad

A local ad touts Worrell's Insect Ex Terminator and Disinfectant as a top home cleaner. The 30 cent bottle is advertised for use in drug stores and promises effective pest control and disinfection.

Worrell

Refused Beer Sparks Saloon Brawl and Arrests

Edward Carey a young farmer was arraigned for assaulting Sam Atkinson after a dispute over a can of beer at the Star saloon on West Main street. Carey stabbed Atkinson and was jailed, while Atkinson received medical care. Carey’s case adjourned to June 1. Perry Franklin fined five dollars for drunkenness at the Missouri Pacific station.

Edward Carey Star West Main Street Truxel Sam Atkinson Carey Adkinson Bastile W. Shirk Perry Franklin Missouri Pacific

Doan’s Ointment Promoted For Skin Ailments

A bold testimonial promotes Dean's Ointment as a universal skin treatment. It claims to cure piles eczema itching eruptions and skin injuries with permanent results. J M Logan describes long standing hemorrhoid attacks cured after using Doan's Ointment from W E Bard Drug Co. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is sole US agent.

Dean J. M. Logan Carpenter West Fifth Street W. E. Bard Drug Company Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States Warner Rebcon Smith Westfield N. J Bright Warner Safe Care Co Rochester

Loyal Legion to Meet in Milwaukee This Weekend

Milwaukee May 26 A number of distinguished visitors arrive for the annual meeting of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion. The sessions begin tomorrow and will run through Sunday with a full program planned.

Milwaukee Wis Military Order of the Loyal Legion

What Is Foley's Kidney Cure

The answer describes Foley's Kidney Cure as based on a prescription from a leading Chicago physician, with pure ingredients scientifically combined for maximum value and sold by Arlington Pharmacy.

Foley Chicago Arlington Pharmacy

Regular Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Offered

W. E. Bard Drug Co advertises regular Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for 35 cents. Claims it will make the mother in law healthy happy and compliant like a lamb. tea or tablets available.

Gus Hollister Rocky Mountain W. E. Bard Drug Co

Bridegroom Edward Jackson Finds His Bride In Sedalia

Edward Jackson a Sedalia student met his intended bride at her home. The engagement and plans for a wedding were announced.

Edward Jackson Sedalia

Joplin Carriage in Wedding Mystery and Reconciliation

Edward Jackson, a Sedalia telegraph operator, failed to appear for a Carterville marriage to Katherine Edelen, dragging Miss Tillie Polanek into the affair. A reconciliation was arranged after a secret meeting in Joplin with Edelen, Jackson, his father, and Edelen’s father, amid ongoing questions about where Jackson has been and why he stood up the wedding.

Katherine Edelen Carterville Tillie Polanek Sedalia College Young Jackson Oakland Miss Edelen Everyffort Joplin Globe Lobe Edward Jackson Oakford Ill St. Louis Katherine Eccelen Joplin Miss Ed¢len Frisco Walter N. Steens Jopain Globe Joplin Frisco Edelen Stevens Jackson Sedalia Webb City Stevvens Miss Polanek

Rain-in-the-Face Sheds New Light on the Custer Massacre

Rain-in-the-Face, a famed Sioux war chief living on Standing Rock, recounts his life and the Little Big Horn history through Indian picture writings. He describes the sun dance torture, his arrest by Col Tom Custer, and confirms but disputes legends about killing General Custer and removing Tom Custer's heart.

Washington Canada Standing Rock North Dakota South Dakota Iron Horse Pine Ridge Rain-in-the-Face the Little Big Horn Custer Sitting Bull General Custer Charley Reynolds Rain-in-the- Face Little Big Horn Tom Custer

Courtesy Pays In Poker Tale From a Southern Senator

A U S senator recounts a social poker night where he holds a rare straight flush from seven to jack clubs. He calls a polite host, loses only a dollar, while the bank clerk misreads his hand, and the incident contrasts with Maine moss industry notes mentioning Massachusetts restrictions on Irish moss harvest.

New York Sun United States Tham

Miss Polanek Still Knows Nothing About Him

Miss Polanek told Jasper county friends she remains unsure about the fate of the missing man and has no new information to share.

Miss Polanek Jasper County Friends

Time Tried and Merit Proven Cough Cure

A child friendly cough syrup claims to cure coughs croup whooping cough and related ailments. Marketed as harmless pleasant to take and the children's favorite, sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.

W. E. Bard Drug Co

Draft for one cent at Wabash Pioneer post office

In Wabash Indiana on May 26 a retired Pioneer postmaster Conrad, who had long served the office, received a one cent draft from the post office department. The draft reflected the abolition of the office due to the extension of free rural delivery.

Wabash, Ind Conrad Pioneer Post Office Department

Conrad Settles One Cent Shortage With Draft Payment

He was found short by one cent in his accounts. The draft was promptly paid and Mr. Conrad is square with the government.

Mr. Conrad

Foley's Honey and Tar Cited for Lung Trouble Cure

A. A. Heron of Finch Arkansas writes Foley's Honey and Tar is the best cough and lung remedy. He claims it cured consumption in early stages and notes Arlington pharmacy sells it.

A. A. Heron Finch, Ark Foley Arlington Pharmacy

Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Cure

Kennedy's laxative honey and tar moves the bowels to expel a cold from the system. It soothes throat and lungs relieving the cough without opiates. Original laxative honey and tar suitable for all ages sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.

Kennedy Kennedy’s W. E. Bard Drug Co

Fresh sale of Captain Kidd's New York home site

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes the contemporary sale of Captain Kidd's old New York home site with restrained tone. It contrasts modern finance practices such as rebates pooling and outside speculation with the historical figure's reputation.

Captain Kidd New York St. Louis Post-Dispatch

DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Promotes Piles Relief

Hot weather and bad drinking water worsen piles. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve stops pain and draws out soreness and cures. Obtain the genuine product bearing E. C. DeWitt & Co. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.

DeWitt E. C. DeWitt & Co W. E. Bard Drug Co

Red Cross Ball Blue Promises White Clothes

A grocer advertisement promotes Red Cross Ball Blue as a whitening agent. It claims a large two ounce package costs 5 cents and urges shoppers to keep clothing white rather than yellowed.

Longan's Steam Laundry Promises Smooth Edges and Durability

Notice proclaims careful ironing of collar edges and a dampened seam on turn down collars to prevent cracking. Goods ordered are delivered promptly by Longan's Steam Laundry.

Longan

Seaweed as food seen as future US industry

The Philadelphia Record discusses saltwater vegetables or seaweed as a profitable marine crop. It notes Japan's $2,000,000 annual harvest and urges the United States to develop similar uses. Dr. H. M. Smith of the Fisheries Bureau studied Japan’s seaweed, highlighting Americans’ neglect of this resource and its potential as table vegetables, salads, jellies, and condiments.

Philadelphia Japan United States Fisheries Bureau H. M. Smith Fisheries Bureau

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India Ceylon Ohio Street Bell Phone Q. C Loyal Legion A. B. Dempsey W. Second St Pope Cement Construction Co Sedalia Trust Co The Sedalia Edu D. S. Stanley Red River Massachusetts Price Baking Powder CO Dr. Price
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