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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1902
Page
6
Merchandise sold by W E Bard Drug Company in Sedalia Missouri is described, including the seller’s name and location as listed in the advertisement.
General J. B. Henderson told a Kansas City reporter that all persons would be excluded from Washington except government workers. He suggested a plan where the government employer would purchase groceries and calico from itself, with no room for others.
In Hutchinson Kansas officials consider bonding to keep the peace while choosing sites for a new post office and a Carnegie library. The potential bond reflects local debate over civic development and public investments.
A brief note proclaims strawberries as the new proper dessert option, replacing potatoes in wit and fashion. The comment hints at shifting tastes and a playful cultural trend.
P Brandt Grocer Co promotes Folden Roast Coffee priced at 25 cents a pound. The copy claims strong flavor, good strength without rankness, and a fuller cups per pound than cheaper coffees. It warns against imitators and touts a proprietary blend and broad local trade.
Thomas Furlong the Sedalia detective swore a warrant charging his 20 year old son William with petit larceny after a purse containing about 30 dollars was taken from the family residence while the elder Furlong held the suspect in custody. The youth confessed and was jailed awaiting arraignment in the court of criminal correction.
A trusted stove repairer located at 213 West Main Street invites support from Sedalia residents. The veteran technician has resided in Sedalia since 1865 and pledges to stay as long as customers provide backing, with contact via Seen City Telephone, 364.
A woman in a silver gray dressing gown pore over a cheap magazine then faces a marriage arranged to Sir Charles. After his sudden death she seeks romance in life, dreaming of flame and color beyond her means until a voice warns that all gain has a price.
A noted physician argues patients rarely follow prescribed hygiene or diet, left with drug therapy as the sole option. He recommends Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for chronic constipation, noting they do not cause further constipation and leave the bowels normal. Sold by all druggists.
The Alfalfa Sage offers a market strategy, urging quiet counter moves instead of outright correction. The remark suggests investors should trade against the crowd when mistakes are evident.
A note suggests that when Kid Nichols, undefeated this season, ages a few years he might earn a chance to pitch in the major leagues.
A drug store advertisement claims Rocky Mountain Tea induces a novel jumping energy making you feel young again. The W. E. Bard Drug Company offers the product for 35 cents.
A New Orleans Bar member cites English orthography to explain a witness’s mispronunciation in court. In a criminal case a negro, unfamiliar with procedure, misapplies elucidae and exits saying I she is glad to be loose-dated after hearing the term.
Prisoner John Lark reportedly fled the Kansas City jail Sunday night in an escape that authorities say may be tied to a larger case.
The reports indicate no clear favoritism as Mr Tillman spoke and note that the chamber had not yet vacated when Mr Wellington began to speak. The account preserves the sequence of speakers and the partial seating status during the proceedings.
Don’t start summer with a lingering cold or cough. A few doses of One Minute Cough Cure claims to cure coughs colds croup grip bronchitis and throat and lung troubles. Marketed as safe and fast acting with a testimonial from J H Bowles of Groveton New Hampshire and W E Bard Drug Co.
Local sale advertises American Beauty rose bushes at 15 cents each under the Ramsey brand name. The notice highlights a special sale event drawing attention to garden plant bargains.
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