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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1901
Page
3
A society woman warns that social duties and late hours strain digestion and liver health, claiming no medicine rivals Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach and glandular issues. Mrs. J Hedgecake of Dozier Texas testifies the remedy eased long standing indigestion and liver complaints after trying many medicines.
Miss Helen Gould daughter of Jay Gould will ride a Missouri bred horse bought for her use. Colonel Frank Tutt Missouri Pacific livestock agent found a bay horse on the Lexington branch and shipped it to Miss Gould in New York.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church of Missouri will meet in Hughesville this week. Attendees are billed as Missouri's finest women and the event promises yellow legged chicken galore.
Emporia pivots to sports with vigor as boys pursue baseball and girls take up basketball, marking a shift in the town’s athletic scene.
The article notes the hunting season brings typical obituaries of sportsmen who trespass and are shot, reflecting on recurring dangers. It emphasizes the recurring pattern of accidents and fatalities among hunting enthusiasts this time of year.
The ad promises quick sure and safe relief from piles without surgery using DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. It recommends W. E. Bard Drug Co as the retailer.
Glasgow’s new municipal telephone system features underground wires about 16 500 miles long and can serve 20 000 subscribers. A reader from Gholsonville, VA endorses a cough remedy. An ancient note mentions mulberry tree cultivation in 620 AD for silk worms.
Miss Lenora Clark editor of the Bosworth Sentinel marries A. M. Child editor of the rival Bosworth Star joining two newspapers and two hearts as one. Also an advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm promising eczema relief and blood purification with free trial and medical advice.
In Mexico Missouri a man is arrested for working on Sunday while Webb City Missouri residents flood to a 20 round prize fight. The tale highlights a sharp cultural divide in small town life.
Rawate Whipple Coal Co promotes the best and cheapest coal for cash with a downtown office at 503 Ohio Street and yard office at 819 East Third Street. T F Norris assists at the yard office and the phone number is listed as 43.
Dr T T Major & Son announce limited time prices for full sets at 8 dollars and up and many fillings including gold and platina options. Painless extractions by Alvatan der and cement fillings. Office is 410 Ohio Street opposite the courthouse. W L Jones promotes general transfer services with coal wood garbage hauling and moving, telephone Queen City 444.
Joe Gold and Dell Griggs attended the football game at Warrensburg on Monday, accompanying spectators and observing the event.
The annual Missouri State Christian Endeavor Society convention will be held in Moberly from December 24 to 27. Also includes an advertisement claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure cures deafness caused by catarrh and offers a $100 reward for an uncured case.
Central Missouri lender advertises farm loans at six percent annual interest with optional principal payments of 100 dollars or more. Loans can be renewed or extended indefinitely. Contact 320 Ohio Street, Sedalia, Missouri.
Large luscious bivalves direct from the East offered at 25 cents each. Ed McGurren handles sales at the Main and Osage location.
The hotel chef may earn $10,000 a year, a substantial salary but justified by the value he provides to the hotel.
John Drake, a convict serving his twenty third year on a life sentence for murder in the Kansas penitentiary, has been made a trusty. He compares his good fortune to Burton when elected senator.
Rev. George A. Gates a former Iowa College president has been elected president of Washburn College Topeka filling the vacancy created by the resignation of George M Herrick.
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