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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1901
Page
4
A sermon urges linking patriotism to Christian virtue to sustain civil and religious liberty. It laments self serving politicians, stresses love of God as core to national greatness, and calls for courage to uphold Christian republic ideals amid public trials.
A civic address from J. D. Hail Dry Goods Co. advocates rapid decline of partisanship and calls for a deepened spirit of patriotism. It prays for a universal reign of liberty and peace, envisioning a reunified world under God with a joyful future for widows and orphans.
New arrivals reflect mourning fashion following Queen Victoria's death. Black and white or plain parasols attract attention with high artistic merit and strong appeal among well informed shoppers.
Eastern Australia hosts extensive limestone cave systems such as Jenolan Yarrangabilly and Wombeyan. Guides guard sites due to vandalism while private property also allows access. Colong caves near Burragorang reveal vast chambers with pink yellow and green stalactites and stalagmites and rooms named Key Onslaw Lannigan King Solomon's Temple and Pride of the Valley with features like crystal columns and terraces.
The makers present new touches in summer waists with revised drape and fabric manipulation. Bishop sleeves and soft collars remain charming, with embroidery and lace in blue, pink, tan, and white combinations.
A city message to owners of many sewing machines urges using Brooks Glace Cotton for proper operation. The black and white item emphasizes this specific thread type and its critical role in machine performance.
Corset covers priced at 9c to 50c and gowns from 39c to $1.50 advertised by THE BOSTON at 214 Ohio Street. Ice cream soda offered at the ARLINGTON.
A public notice promoting cheap meals at McGurren's across from Union Depot. It touts the best 5 cent dinners and mentions constant crowds at the Boston Cafe for excellent dinners.
An unsigned clipping touts BanneR Salve as the world’s most healing salve and advertises Jersey cream ice cream with a phone contact. The note promotes a Boston cafe icon with bold claims and a casual grocery-like pitch.
Fresh pineapples priced at 20c each are now in stock at Candy Palace with daily strawberries also available.
Bart S. Jackson fined ten dollars for disturbing the peace and he plans an appeal to a higher court. John Baldwin received a five dollar fine for drunkenness. Judge Rogers presided in place of ill Judge J. W. Truxel. John Henry Summers, hurt while intoxicated, staggered and fell injuring his face. he later cursed from the calaboose. Reported thefts include a road wagon and a black mare owned by Mrs. J. A. Frick and a horse belonging to A. J. Fults stolen on Sunday. Local social notes mention Bos J. S. Hunter and A. H. Myer visiting Hotel Sider. Boston Cafe filled with orders. W. J. McQuitty from Rocheport in town. and Dr. E. C. Frank visiting Lamonte. Ice cream from Jersey cream remains a seller at Boston Cafe.
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