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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1902
Page
3
Mrs. Herbert Heskett and her baby died instantly near Cedar Falls when struck on a trestle bridge by an Illinois Central passenger train. She was returning from a funeral and had been wheeling the child across the bridge. A freight-train death had occurred nearby a day earlier.
A woman fired on her husband Leon Galloway during a blaze scene on West Forty-third Street New York. After the first shot she failed to fire again and fled the scene as onlookers scattered. Galloway identified the assailant as his wife, a former gypsy, from whom he was separated.
An advertisement urges avoiding a summer cold with One Minute Cough Cure. It claims fast action for coughs, colds, croup, grip, bronchitis, and throat and lung troubles. It features endorsements from J. H. Bowles of Groveton New Hampshire and W. E. Bard Drug Co.
A standing source of regret to Senator Teller is his inability to tell a story acceptably. He hears many in committee rooms and lobbies but cannot master the knack of re narrating them clearly.
An advertisement argues good living harms health when digestion and mental work clash. It claims Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery cures stomach and digestion disorders by removing impurities, citing a testimonial from Mrs. Ellen E. Bacon of Shutesbury Massachusetts. It offers free medical adviser and optional mail order for the book with stamps.
Payne's Pianos at 505 Ohio Street advertises the best, cheapest, most durable and satisfactory instruments with a claim of making good every promise to customers.
Mr Clingenpeel sold hogs to W F Yankee for 86 25 per hundred to be delivered in Lamonte. John Roach bought two loads of corn from D A Reavis at 70c per bushel. Miss Ettie Adams has the Klio school for next winter. Large attendance at preaching at Walnut Branch Sunday with several local families attending. Laura Yeager left for Benton county with Fred Kriesel. Sid Ford of Chelsea Indiana arrived in Green Ridge to visit relatives. We had good rains and farmers are plowing corn. C H VanNatta road overseer worked on the road Tuesday. Neighbors plan to meet Friday to clean Walnut Branch cemetery and decorate graves.
Game Commissioner C. I. So her of Lewisburg Pennsylvania is dubbed the chestnut king for his work in raising an improved nut variety. He has been engaged by national authorities in Washington to prepare a report on chestnut culture for gratuitous distribution.
Alfred Heinze of Quincy Illinois reports using DeWitt’s Little Early Risers for constipation and a torpid liver with satisfaction. The pills are described as safe and non disturbing, without griping. Endorsement by W E Bard Drug Co.
In Komomo Indiana Reverend R G Rosscamp fell for a banter prank three years ago when an acquaintance gave him a block of supposedly worthless mining stock. He later sold the stock for five hundred thousand dollars.
A Paris dispatch reports M. Rosey discovering the secret of perpetual youth, but the note adds it is too late as the idea has circulated for years. Advertisements promote Madison Medicine Company's Rocky Mountain Tea and W. E. Bard Drug Company products.
A subscription list circulated by David Holtzen raised about 108 dollars for the relief of Mr. John Klein and his family who were affected by last Saturday's eyelone incident.
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