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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1903
Page
2
A political column argues that party bosses still control nominations in many states but Roosevelt's popularity shows the people’s will can override them. It cites Hanna and Iowa tariffs, calls for insurgent terminology, and notes German demand for American windmills aiding industry.
The oldest inhabitants witness a surge in porch decor with grass rugs, wicker inspired pieces, settees, a green stained willow swing, glass tables, and abundant cushions in Van Dyke tones. Prices stay low while accessories and coordinating textiles elevate outdoor spaces alongside new summer dress trims like shirring and gauze.
The article extols the under petticoat as a fitted modern garment with lace Van Dyke edges and ruffles. It also offers a remedy for children’s mouth burns from hot drinks using ice and cautions to seek a doctor if swelling occurs. It ends with Spanish proverbs about women and love.
Inside the wrist bag are a coin purse and card case made from the same skin, plus smelling salts, a powder puff, a small comb, a mirror, and a case for pins and hairpins.
The residence of Chas H Wells at the corner of Twelfth and Kentucky streets was entered last night and $24 stolen. Michael McCabe died Sunday morning from injuries after falling from a horse Saturday night. Charles Kiefer was fined $10 this morning by Recorder Conrath for selling liquor on Sunday. Dr Trader and his daughter left this morning for Columbia.
James Gilker went to Smithton to attend the funeral of his cousin Miss Gertrude Page whose death was chronicled in yesterday's Sentinel.
Both phones 146.
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