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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1901
Page
3
The note declares no adulteration in Moerschel beer and asserts careful bottling to deliver it in perfect condition. It advertises bottled beer at 65c a case pints and provides the telephone number 214 for Moerschel Brewing Co.
The article traces a historic quest to harness solar heat from Archimedes to Edison era innovators and highlights Dr William Calver of Washington who created a pan helio motor. He can produce up to 24000 degrees of heat with 10000 degrees safely controlled and aims to master the full output. His device concentrates sun rays to a focal spot, capable of burning rock, melting Russian iron, softening metals and piercing soaked wood in seconds.
A cat show tale recalls Charles Dickens loving all animals and sharing writing time with his pets. Williamina, a white cat, brought kittens to his study and, after several removals, the feline family settled with the author. One deaf kitten became known as the master's cat.
The article traces whalebone from harvest at sea to finished products. Crude bone lands in San Francisco then moves east for sorting by color into three to twelve foot slabs weighing five to twenty five pounds. Slabs are fringed with black hair, scrubbed, soaked a week, steamed, then split into shell or grain bone and cut into etage whale stocks aigrettes and other items.
A report warns a firearm is most dangerous when it is loaded and in the owner’s possession. Expert commentary emphasizes keeping pistols unloaded and secured to prevent accidents or misuse.
A local shop named Men’s Tailor operates at 815 Ohio selling bought suits and pants. The ad highlights ready to wear selections and tailoring services.
A line at Fairfax drew sharp reaction from attendees as organizers argued over safety and crowd control. Officials warned of potential delays if protests continued while supporters urged decisive action.
A pithy note describes a rummage sale in Kansas as a vigorous, uncontrollable force with no remedy but to let it run its course. The tone mocks the situation as an acute, unstoppable local event.
The embattled King Leopold of Belgium plans a tour to New York City seeking insight into Croker’s profitable rule of the city. The visit signals a bid to understand U S financial and political leverage in a period of personal pecuniary strain.
The visit of two Navajo men to Kansas City Kansas is notable because neither identifies as a chief. Their presence challenges stereotypes about tribal leadership and draws attention from local residents and reporters alike.
Advertises DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a safer quicker alternative to surgery for piles. Promotes savings on operation costs and danger by avoiding invasive treatment. Appears from W. E. Bard Drug Co. and urges customers to buy.
In Noda county 333 merchants display goods with an aggregate valuation of 270 375 dollars. The report highlights the bustling trade activity and sizable inventory across diverse shops.
Dr Loyal Ford's Dyspepticide claims to cure by attacking the disease root, creating a healthy stomach that performs all functions. Available from all druggists.
A St Joseph man described as dal liying with a wine bottle offered salvation if given a kiss, and was angrily told to go away and sit down.
W T Wesson of Gholsonville praises Your One Minute Cough Cure noting it satisfies customers as the best remedy for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. W I Bard Drug Co reports Christmas in Moberly with the Missouri State Christian Endeavor convention hosted there on Christmas day.
Warning that backache signals kidney disorder and potential serious illness. Claims FOLEYS KIDNEY CURE restores kidney health and notes availability from all druggists.
The work on the new Carnegie library faced a week long delay in Jefferson City due to a strike led by Ace Pace. The strike involved Black carriers and disrupted construction schedules.
Two smallpox cases are reported in a negro family in the southwest part of the county near Owsley. De Witts Little Early Risers advertised by W. E. Bard Drug Co. Lewis Ockerman of Goshen Indiana notes the pill’s gentle thorough work in his testimonial.
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