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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1901
Page
5
The establishment announces a new delivery wagon and invites customers to call and inspect goods with free estimates in any city area. Dyeing cleaning and repairing are provided promptly and artfully. All orders delivered free. Office 219 South Lamine Street Queen City telephone No. 316.
The M K T railway offers a two dollar fifty cent round trip excursion to St Louis for the fair. Depart Sedalia Thursday October 10 at 8 45 p m arriving in St Louis Friday 6 30 a m. Return Friday from St Louis at 11 45 p m giving ample time to view shows and theatres.
A public challenge unfolds as the New York World offers ten thousand dollars in gold to advertisers who can prove that its daily and Sunday circulation in New York is not more than a quarter of a million copies weekly and over a million monthly. The next day the New York Journal replies with figures claiming September 1901 gains of 2 960 286 in circulation and 127 in paid advertising, asserting evening editions near or within the city have almost double the circulation of any rival.
Mrs Eugene Field invites to the marriage of her daughter Mary French to Mr William Cassell Englar on Wednesday evening October 16 at 7 30 at St Peter s church Belmont avenue Chicago. Reception at 8 30 at 2339 Clarendon avenue Buena park.
A reflective text describes limits of physical feats such as standing blindfolded, touching a room’s wainscoting, and breaking a match with finger pressure. It emphasizes initial ease but growing difficulty as the challenge progresses.
An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a digesting aid that rests the stomach after meals. It claims immediate relief from postmeal distress and renewed vigor without dieting, distributed by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
The article notes that wire fences were in limited use in the Philadelphia area as far back as 1816, indicating early adoption of metal fencing in the region.
O R Larson of Bay Villa Sun days River Cape Colony runs a store that sells everything from needle to anchor. He serves farmers within a 30 mile radius and reports 14 cures with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the past year, a notable local record. Sold by Mertz Hale J L Kautzman Otis W Smith.
Last year 500000000 feet of lumber were exported from the Pacific coast and 30000000 feet sent East by rail, highlighting strong regional timber trade and distribution to eastern markets.
Mrs T Briddieman of Parshallville Michigan suffered rheum for thirteen years past multiple doctors offered no relief. Two applications of Banner Salve improved her hands and she soon was entirely cured. Beware of substitutes. All druggists.
A note cites that Smith is the most common surname in both Scotland and England, indicating wide usage and recognition of the name across the two countries.
Advertises Madison Medicine Company Rocky Mountain Tea claiming it offers genuine merit. Mentions price 35 cents and suggests readers ask their druggist.
Candy Palace announces new pricing with candy sold at 10 cents and 15 cents per pound.
W L Jones calls attention to a general transfer business including coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving services. Telephone Queen City No 444.
The Medical Aid Association of America offers sickness and accident support, with medical services and medicines up to 80 per year and burial expenses up to 100 in death cases. Local manager E H Chapman handles details at Sedalia offices in Sedalia, Missouri.
Wash day at home Why not relieve everybody by sending your family washing to the Monarch laundry where your work will receive prompt and careful attention Rough dry work 20c dozen Flat work ironed without extra charge Full particulars by telephone 183 Charles Van Antwerp, prop.
Red Cross Ball Blue is touted as the best in the world in two ounce packages priced at five cents per package.
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