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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1901
Page
3
An offer for a free copy of Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser is extended with postage paid. Send 21 one-cent stamps for the paper bound book or 31 stamps for the cloth binding to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo New York.
The Rev. Donald Sage Mackay reports Andrew Carnegie plans to return to the United States in November. He notes Carnegie funds church organs in Scotland, with about 350 ordered, costing 1500 to 3500 dollars each, totaling near a million. Mrs. Carnegie backs the plans and the family, including daughter Margaret, will sail on the St Louis. business matter mentions the steel workers strike.
C M Phelps of Forestdale Vermont reports his child was completely cured of eczema using De Witt s Witch Hazel Salve. The ad warns against counterfeits and notes the product also relieves piles instantly sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
The State Tribune offers to gift a complete set of home dress making patterns to all two months' subscribers, but the proposal fails to strongly entice its adult readers.
Dr Loyal Ford's Dyspepticide is advertised as a cure that targets the disease root to create a healthy stomach. The ad notes it alleviates symptoms and promotes proper digestion, with the claim that all druggists carry the product.
Springfield journals celebrate the arrival of a new iron and stove foundry bringing activity to the town and promising jobs and growth through the industrial addition.
An advertisement proclaims S S S as the only effective blood poison cure, claims it cleanses blood without minerals and builds health, offers a free booklet, and notes regular winter sessions despite high beef prices. It cites Atlanta Georgia as the company base and urges readers to send for the home cure booklet.
A Kansas couple accompanied their daughter on her honeymoon, sharing in the celebration as family. The brief item notes the parents’ presence and the family engagement in the early travel.
The M K T railroad offers a $2.50 round trip excursion to St Louis for the fair and exposition. Depart Sedalia Thursday night October 10 at 8 45 pm arriving in St Louis Friday at 6 30 am. Return train leaves St Louis Friday at 11 45 pm with time to view the shows and theatres.
The last Pullman seems to be off again in the familiar cadence of Mr. Finnigan.
M. T. Chasnoff hires J. J. Shrike the jeweler to meet customers at The Globe located at 107 West Main Street.
Traveling excitement and water change can cause diarrhoea so carry Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by Mertz Hale J L Kautzman and Otis W Smith.
Columbia introduces a third daily newspaper named the Tribune. The new paper will publish on a daily schedule and joins the existing press outlets in the city.
Lewis Ockerman of Goshen Indiana recites a testimonial praising De Witts Little Early Risers for being reliable and gentle while effectively working as a pill. The endorsement is presented by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
The Fillmore baseball squad remains at bat at Nodaway facing neighboring teams in a continuing contest.
An advertisement for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers by W. E. Bard Drug Co promotes the liver purifying pills as safe prompt and gentle with no gripe, claiming effective cleansing of liver and bowels.
Pawnee Bill's wild west show played at Warrensburg yesterday. They perform at Harrisonville today.
The beefsteak crowd of Chillicothe plans public meetings in upcoming sessions. Organizers describe members as a civic group rather than troublemakers and aim to discuss local issues and community projects.
The Statesman reports the plan to mine the large coal deposits beneath Atchison has collapsed, ending the undertaking.
A tale from the New York Times recounts Eugene Field nearly going broke at a saloon function. A hanger-on offers to lend money, and Field replies with a wry condition to repay the debt as fifteen dollars.
Fare is two dollars and fifty cents round trip on the M K and T railway. Train departs Sedalia at 8 45 p m Thursday October 10. Passengers encouraged to visit the Great St Louis Fair and Exposition.
A two year old boy at 504 North Grand Avenue used a toothbrush and soap to clean his household kitten. The baby held the cat on the floor with its tail extended while preparing to brush the animal's teeth, prompting concerns of a possible clash.
Anheuser Busch Faust beer choice wines liquors and leading cigars for sale at Chris Lange s 210 West Second street All friends invited to call Lunch served every morning from 6 to 10 local time.
Advertises money loans from $1,000 with low rates on Pettis county realty. Highlights farm loans at 5 percent interest with partial payment privileges. Declares J H Bothwell as attorney and counselor located in Sedalia National Bank Building.
Fresh oysters available in large luscious bivalves direct from the East. Any style priced at 25 cents. Ed McGurren located at Main and Osage offers these seafood delights.
In Osage City a society youth is found carrying a plug of tobacco on his watch chain when no watch is present. The incident, discovered by chance, highlights a quirky habit observed in local youth.
An advertisement proclaims Red Cross Ball Blue as the best in the world and notes large two ounce packages priced at five cents.
The article extols Walch’s confections, praising their bon bons and chocolates as unmatched in quality and flavor. It highlights the shop’s reputation for superior sweets and daily offerings.
A humorous sermon notes gender fashion habits. It contrasts women burdened by dress rules with men chasing seasonal trends through tailors. The piece satirically observes changing styles, costs, and social judgments in attire.
An advertisement touts Ayer’s Hair Vigor as a solution for hair loss and gray hair, citing a 30 year user claim of thick growth and color restoration. A second lengthy passage satirizes men’s fashion with humorous critique of male dress and style, quoting Baltimore American Simon-like style observations.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer anecdote recalls a mob verdict after a man accused of stealing the boss is urged to play a concertina. He plays Rock of Ages in rag time, but the crowd hangs him anyway, lamenting the dern kiyote’s ragtime.
Higginsville preacher Rev. J. E. McDonald, new presiding elder of the M. E. Church South district, is in town and says he may relocate here in the near future.
Market reports indicate potato prices drop as northern imports flood the market. Prices today settled at one dollar a bushel with further declines anticipated.
Geneva Arnold a 14 year old colored girl living near the Gallie Lumber Co yards became the mother of a daughter yesterday.
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