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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1901
Page
2
J E Kidd of Parmiesville Wayne Co Kentucky describes a three year malarial illness. After doctors failed, five bottles of Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery restored his health. The remedy is said to cleanse blood, cure stomach and digestion diseases, and aid nutrient assimilation without alcohol.
The notice touts pure and wholesome beer with no adulteration. Bottling matches brewing in care, delivering beer in perfect condition bottled at 65¢ a case and pints. Telephone 214.
H C Kreinkamt of Concordia Missouri sustained a severe scalp wound and head injuries when a buggy driven by Charles Spangler on Walround avenue ran away near Smart avenue. The vehicle was demolished and Spangler escaped injury. Assistant Police Surgeon Coffey treated Kreinkamt.
R. T. Robinson retires as editor of the Herald in Appleton City and the Herald plant becomes property of E. M. Brooks of the Tribune. The Herald subscription list is added to the Tribune and the Herald will be run as an independent local paper.
The Southwest Missouri conference closed today with church services across Marshall. At the M E Church South an old fashioned love feast ran from 9 30 to 11 with several aging preachers aged 70 to 80 speaking before adjournment.
The notice warns against neglecting backache as a sign of kidney disorder that could lead to Bright's disease or diabetes. It promotes FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE as a remedy available from all druggists.
In Atchison a girl recently vaccinated is easily spotted by a limp, a visible aftereffect discussed in local notes. The remark highlights public health observations from the area.
Goshen Indiana advertisement for De Witt's Little Early Risers pills by W. E. Bard Drug Co. claims they work thoroughly without bending the user double, leaving the user feeling like a boy. Promotional copy emphasizes reliability and gentleness from a local supplier.
Atchison reports a decline in wholesale potato prices marking the latest food cost relief for local buyers. Officials caution the change may reflect market shifts affecting supply and demand.
Mr. Francis Little of Benton Harbor Michigan, over eighty, suffered indigestion and constipation since 1865. Since using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets last August his condition improved and he says he is well after three boxes. The Tablets boost appetite and energize the stomach liver and bowels. Sold by Mertz Hale J L Kautzman and Otis W Smith.
A telephone company has been organized with plans to operate lines connecting Mountain Grove Hartville Houston and Ava. The venture aims to expand communications in the region and provide regional service across the four towns.
Statement from Superintendent J C Gluck of Pruntytown West Virginia Reform School dated October 18 1900 says after trying other advertised cough medicines FOLEYS HONEY AND TAR is used exclusively and found most effective and harmless. All druggists carry it.
An atchison county observer notes the Huron young man who left to attend school in Oklahoma is widely disliked, with the writer labeling him the most unpopular figure next to an anarchist.
C M Phelps of Forestdale Vermont reports his child was completely cured of a bad eczema case using De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Beware counterfeit products. It instantly relieves piles. W E Bard Drug Co.
Fragmentary line shows Mr Lightly playing center rush for Buy your suit or pants at Weisburg's Mens Veilor 315 Onio. This reads like a local ad and a sports tease with unclear names and places.
An advertisement extols a laxative syrup from the California Fig Syrup Co claiming a pleasant taste and strong cleansing effects. It credits senna and aromatic plants for medicinal qualities and urges buyers to note the company name on each package to avoid imitations.
Will Fisher, a colored man, who fired at Constable H. E. Fleming of Lamonte Saturday night, was arrested at Blackburn Missouri Monday afternoon by Constable Ben F. Rollins. Fleming was en route to Blackburn and will return with the prisoner.
The Kansas university football team is discussed for this season with emphasis on performances. The text notes no notable issues or conflicts surrounding a key player’s name, suggesting normal team status and prospects.
Mothers praise the One Minute Cough Cure for relief of children's coughs and chest inflammation. The product is described as striking at the root of the trouble and the children's favorite remedy offered by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Jack Haverly a noted American stage figure died Saturday in Salt Lake City. Cause listed as heart trouble after months of declining health. he had been a famed minstrel leader and entertaining force in decades past.
After exposure or at first signs of a cold, take a dose of FO LEY'S HONEY AND TAR. It never fails to stop a cold if taken in time. Available at all druggists.
A Parsons heiress and stenographer, rumored to inherit a million dollars, has mobilized a large salt request prompting local merchants to prepare heavy deliveries of Hutchinson salt. The story notes community interest and potential shortages looming.
W T Wesson of Gholsonville Virginia reports satisfaction with Your One Minute Cough Cure saying it is the best remedy for coughs colds throat and lung troubles as endorsed by customers. W E Bard Drug Co.
In central Missouri on farms at six percent annual interest with optional principal payments of at least $100. Riddle will carry the loan as long as you wish to be a borrower. See Geo M Riddle before renewing or making a new loan at 320 Ohio St Sedalia Mo.
Wheelon sells widely across seven teen states and Sedalia production fuels a popular soda fountain drink. The slogan invites you to try Wheelon with friends and enjoy its lasting appeal.
Advertising notice urging buyers to secure farming rice ranches garden and prairie land in Wharton county Texas on easy terms. Mentions R. Martin Louise as contact and invites readers to name the paper when writing.
Dialogue exposes a tense exchange between Mallory and Marie about money after marriage. Mallory asks Marie for financial support while Marie urges mutual trust in giving money as needed. The exchange reflects marital strain and financial dependency in a Brooklyn Life feature.
Sam Fell shows three twenty day old fox terrier pups and expresses pride in their future potential. He plans careful rearing and expects good outcomes from the litter.
The Athens library is completed after a fourteen year build begun by Professor Ziller of Dresden. The facility will house about 460 000 volumes and serves as a major civic project.
Rooms for rent at 118 West Seventh Street with gas, private bath and city steam heat. call for availability and terms.
For sale a mixed stock of new and second hand goods at 106 West Main Street. License on stock paid to March 1. Lease on the room expires March 1. A good established paying business. Owner selling to take a better paying position elsewhere. Inquiries to J. H. Lawler at the above address.
The blind phrenologist and clairvoyant Prof Jack Duncan has returned to Sedalia and now operates at 135 East Cooper Street. He offers readings of past events and future revelations daily from 10 a.m. to noon and 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. near Archias seed store.
Anheuser Busch Faust beer choicest wines and liquors and all leading cigar brands offered for sale at Chris Lange's 210 West Second Street. All friends invited to call. Lunch served every morning from 9 to 12.
Candy Palace lists fresh stock and candy prices at ten and fifteen cents per pound, signaling updated value for shoppers.
A broad classified notice lists mortgages and investments including over a million dollars at 5 percent with farm or first class business security in Central Missouri or Sedalia. Also ranches farms residences mining lands and plants for sale or exchange in New England Texas Arkansas Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma. A bold offer to teachers and parents promotes KING'S HISTORI- at wholesale price for $15.00.
For 25 years John P Hodnett of Brooklyn N Y says Ayer s Sarsaparilla cleanses his blood makes him feel strong and does him good in every way The ad notes a price of 1 and lists J Ayer Co of Lowell Massachusetts and all druggists as sellers.
The piece promotes King's Historical Portfolio a US history teaching aid from discovery of 1492 to present. Endorsements come from G V Buchanan J L Buechille Horace Ellis and J N McElram praising its teaching impact. Price listed at 25 dollars, offered for 15 with loan or sale options via J M Byler Sedalia Missouri.
Bard's Jewelry Store cuts umbrellas to half price in a limited sale. Shoppers flock to the display windows seeking affordable rain gear and fashion accessories.
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