Old Folks Concert by Broadway Church Delights Audience
The Ladies of Broadway Presbyterian Church staged an Old Folks Concert that drew a large audience and earned hearty applause. Costumed in ancient attire the performers presented a varied program featuring The Three Maids of Lee and several solo and duet numbers, with encores frequent and favorable reception.
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Broadway Presbyterian Church
Dominic Simpson
John Dalby
Jane Rogers
Eeennie Lawrie
Lena Gallie
Anna
Nancy Mertz
Dominie Simpson
Scotland
Harriet Pall
John Montgomery
BOSC
Kathleen Margoureen
Beulah Harris
Pica
Lee Ye Parson
Jean Baxter
Leona Rodes
Grimes
Arthur Koock
Soldier
Isaac Farris
Botanic Blood Balm ad and post office rule note
An old advertisement promotes Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood and skin diseases with free samples and nationwide selling points. The piece also reports a Chicago Post Office rule effective December 1 barring name changes by marriage for classified female employees, with postmaster Coyne offering a potential workaround.
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Chicago
Post Office
Joplin Globe
Washington
Postal Service
Charlie
Coyne
Sam
Carrie Brown
Charles Brown
Rocky Mountain Tea Promotes Lasting Bride Wellness
An advertising note extols Rocky Mountain Tea as a great medicine from Bard Drug Co, claiming it keeps the bride well while noting friends fade to one over years.
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Rocky Mountain Tea
W. FE
Bard Drug Company
DeWitts Little Early Risers Advertisement Declares Health Aid
An old advertisement for DeWitts Little Early Risers promotes their product as a gentle bowel movement aid that cleanses the liver and provides tonic strength. It claims to relieve biliousness and prevent returning disorders with a soothing, non gripping effect.
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W. E. Bard Drug Company
Wine of Cardui touted by Mrs Grosvenor for women's health
An advertisement claims Wine of Cardui cures menstrual irregularities and related pains. It features Mrs Grosvenor as a served example, stating nineteen of twenty can regain health, and urges purchasing a dollar bottle from a druggist for at home use without medical supervision.
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Cardus
Ruggist
Elks Club Arrivals List Names Guests
Among the arrivals at the Elks Saturday were Arthur Biddle of Cole Camp G Broadhead from Windsor Bertha A Haynes Lincoln A L Sparks from Glensted Julius Newman of St. Louis W D Ross of Otterville and R A Stephens of Warsaw.
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the Elks
Arthur Biddle
Cole Camp
G. ©. Broadhead
Windsor
Bertha A. Haynes
Lincoln
A. L. Sparks
Glensted
Julius Newman
St. Louis
W. D. Ross
Otterville
R. A. Stephens
Warsaw
Mrs. Cockrell Improves After Seven Weeks Bedfast
Mrs. James Cockrell, previously bedfast for seven weeks with fever, is reported to be much improved and expected to be up soon.
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James Cockrell
Al Berta Texas Growing as Commercial Town
In El Berta Texas a new town is rising as a center for fruit and vegetable trade. The Missouri Trust Co and local businessmen are developing Al Berta with plans for low rate draws and promotional literature. James Barker of the M K and T railway urges interested readers to request complete information at the Wainwright Building St. Louis Missouri.
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Avol Medicine CO
P.O. Box
San Francisco
Cal
Texas
Missouri Trust Co
al Berta
James Barker
M., K. and T. Railway
Wainwright
St. Louis
Death of Albert Kirschner 21 Typhoid Relapse Funeral Plans
Albert Kirschner died of typhoid fever at 817 Washington Street aged 21. The Jefferson City Republican notes his funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 PM with the A. O. U. W. in charge. He was a brother of Henry Kirschner the Sedalia carpenter. services were held Saturday at 2:30.
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Albert Kirschner
Washington Street
Mr. Kirschner
Initiated Members of K. O. T. M. Lodge Visit Otterville
Secalians from the Ritchie tent lodge No. 152 traveled to Otterville last night to conduct initiatory rites for Otterville members. In the crowd were Lou Ritchie Peter Kuhn Arthur Koock Ernest Wigton Elza Clark Carl Werner Ed Donnely and Eddie MecCubbins.
Free Bottle Offer at Taylor's Grocery
A free ten cent bottle of vanilla is offered with a purchase of Taylor's Cream Baking Powder at Taylor's Grocery located at 612 Ohio Street. The promotion highlights baking supplies and is advertised in the local shop window.
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Taylor’s Cream Baking Power
Taylor’s Grocery
Ohio Street
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H. W. Menschke
J. Bothwell
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M. G. Clark
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Henry W. Harris
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J A. Mertz
Charles H. McAnich
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James T. Montgomery
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Atlanta
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Chicago Post
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DeWitt
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Twenty-first St
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Cardui
ELS
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