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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1901
Page
3
The ad claims women suffer night after night but can gain restful sleep and improved health. It asserts the remedy cures delicate womanly disorders, strengthens nerves, and restores flesh and color, urging readers that many have found relief.
A brief note extols a product as tasty and wholesome, emphasizing purity and quality as core selling points. The text frames the item as reliable and beneficial to consumers seeking clean, natural nourishment.
A sequence of transfers shows properties traded in Lamonte Smithton Dresden and nearby townships. Listings include Milton Hainline to William Yankee and multiple q c d and wd deeds, with prices from 1 to 3000 dollars and parcels ranging from 20 to 165 acres.
Mothers praise this cough remedy for children for relief and life saved. It strikes at the root of the trouble and draws out the inflammation. The children's favorite cough cure. W. E. Bard Drug Co.
A note cites possible delirium tremens risk at St Joseph alongside a local city snake farm within the limits. The casual reference links medical concern with an unusual city feature.
Evanston Indiana resident Chas R Weimar reports his 20 year old son recovered from a stubborn cold after using Foley's Honey and Tar. He urges taking only Foley's and purchasing from all druggists.
David Rankin drives sixteen corn harvesters day and night to harvest 200 acres every 24 hours. The ad claims DR LOYAL FORD S DYSPEPTICIDE cures indigestion by treating the root cause, promising a healthy stomach and full function. All druggists.
J A Gruenfelder of Grantfork Illinois reports forty years of use with Aver’s Hair Vigor claiming it cures dandruff stops hair loss and restores color. The advertisement promotes the product as a hair food sold for one dollar by J C Ayer Co Lowell Massachusetts.
Travel excitement and new foods can cause diarrhoea so carry Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by Mertz Hale J L Kautzman and Otis W Smith.
The Khedive sent a present to Pope Leo XIII in the form of a mummy dating back two thousand years before the Christian era.
An old caution warns that backache signals possible kidney disorder and serious illness. The ad promotes FO LEY'S KIDNEY CURE as a remedy and claims it can restore kidney health. sold by all druggists.
Classic drives out of London reveal beautiful roads lined with charming country mansions and villas, enriching England with picturesque vistas and notable estates along scenic corridors.
A small advertisement for DeWitt's Little Early Risers claims the product is safe prompt and gentle and effectively purges impurities from the liver and bowels. The copy notes the pills are small easy to take and never gripe or distress. W. E. Bard Drug Co.
A Western attorney known as Mr Brains was debarred for ignorance of the law. The action restricts his ability to practice law, signaling disciplinary measures by state authorities.
S. A. Ingalls of Crown Point New York writes that FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE greatly improved his wife’s kidney trouble in less than a week and three bottles cured her all druggists carry FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE nationwide endorsement included.
A small Georgia town with about 300 residents organizes a literary club called the International Literary Society of America. The group aims to promote reading, discussion, and local writing talent within the community.
A Goshen Indiana merchant advertises De Witts Little Early Risers claiming the pills heal thoroughly without causing strong stomach discomfort. The copy highlights reliable, gentle action and the product source as W E Bard Drug Co.
Contractor H. J. Wallan reports the Missouri Pacific round house will be ready to turn over in two weeks. The facility is complete except for doors and windows which are to be installed immediately. A new turn table is under construction and expected to finish in two weeks.
Supreme Court Recorder Perry Kader announced volume 161 is ready for distribution. Volumes 162 and 163 are with the printer and will be issued soon. One hundred pages of volume 164 have been prepared and the reporter is current with the court.
Mrs. Catherine Winger of near Mexico sues neighbor Val entine Erdol for 5300 damages claiming assault. Jury rules against her. Her husband Godfrey Winger faces trial after grand jury returns true bill for working on the Sabbath leasing to the church community.
The Stanberry Herald reports the Indian River country is being overrun with fakirs, prompting concern over local safety and the spread of fraudulent street performances.
An Illinois anarchist editor was arrested for printing lottery notices. The item mentions legal action and a criminal charge related to publication, with an ambiguous comment about methods of harming a cat.
A small Indiana town of under 3000 residents is said to have been overlooked by the census. The situation prompts calls across the state for a full recount to ensure accurate population data.
A man was fined one dollar and costs after beating his way into Carthage recently. The remark underscores how uniquely exclusive Carthage can seem.
Advert says Rocky Mountain Tea boosts brain power and sharpness with a price of 35 cents. It urges readers to ask their druggist for this claimed product.
A historical note describes the nest of wasps displaying engineered structure and adaptive design revealing remarkable natural ingenuity.
A local ad urges customers to buy suits or pants at Weisburg's Men’s Tailor located at 315 Ohio. The promotion emphasizes ready to wear and custom tailoring services from the shop.
W T Wesson of Gholsonville Virginia says the product gives perfect satisfaction. He reports customers consider it the best remedy for coughs colds throat and lung troubles.
Excursion to St Louis on Thursday October 10 via M K T railway leaves Sedalia at 845 p m Round trip fare is 250. Passengers may visit the Great St Louis Fair and Exposition with all day Friday until 1145 p m to view sights.
A periodical blurb touts a safe cure for dyspepsia and flatulence praised by physicians. It claims the remedy relieves stomach issues without operation and highlights the W. E. Bard Drug Company as dealer.
The article explains eczema as an acid humor in the blood contacting the skin, causing redness, inflammation, pustular eruptions, and a sticky discharge that dries into scales. It notes the skin may be hard or fissured, and describes intense itching and burning, with external salves and washes seen as ineffective while the poison remains in the blood.
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