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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1900
Page
3
A Tribune essay extols childhood as pure and admirable when nurtured by selfless parenting. It contrasts well to do families with those who distort youth, notes generosity in poverty, and argues prejudice targets distorted representations of childhood rather than innocence itself.
In Jackson County circuit court C J Wilson vs Mary M Riddler et al moved for a new trial Thursday. W J Hollis and others sued F L Flanders in an attachment case from Jackson County now on trial. Flanders allegedly resists paying attorney fees from a sensational divorce suit, with property attached to collect.
John S. Halloway of French Camp Mississippi recounts thirty years of illness until Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured him after using several bottles. He urges others to have the medicine on hand and notes local sellers Mertz Hale Kautzman and Otis W. Smith stock it.
N H Gentry and the Gentry Bros of Pettis county took several premiums at the Kansas City cattle show. Gentry’s shorthorn bull Lord Barrington II won first in its class and placed fourth in the same class. Cherry Lad owned by N H Gentry earned fourth in its class and Mazurka Champion was awarded second.
Illinois Iowa Minnesota Missouri openings for all kinds of business and manufacturing. Listings include Blacksmiths Doctors Dressmakers Furniture Grain and Live Stock buyers General merchandise Hardware Harness Tailors Cold storage Creameries Canning factories. Address W. J. Reed Industrial Agent C G W Ry 601 Endicott Bldg St Paul Minn.
A brief ad states no universal cure exists for chronic rheumatism and suggests trying multiple approaches, some harmless, others risky. It invites readers to request a sample from Scott & Bowne at 409 Pearl Street, New York.
Artist J Milton Cunningham arrived from St Louis to paint Mrs Lon V Stephens first lady of Missouri. The portrait, costing 500 dollars, will be paid by Missouri women and hang in the executive mansion gallery of governors.
Neoga Illinois October 14 1899 letter from Charles Curry praising Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for curing stomach ailments after ten months of illness and medical advice. He gained 25 pounds and credits the remedy with restoring health. Courtesy Arlington Pharmacy sells the product. Ernest Heller was Windsor Thursday on business.
An old advertisement touts Cascareta as a cure for constipation promising permanent relief. It claims a money back refund if not effective and lists pricing at 40 cents and 25 cents for the product by C C C.
Nevada Missouri residents aim to raise 2400 dollars after the street fair wound up with a financial shortfall. A Commercial club meeting will decide steps to recover the funds.
A letter unreadable in parts yielded a fragment identifying Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepper cures Indigestion. Arlington Pharmacy appears as a referenced source or seller.
Mrs. A B Cramer and her daughter visit St. Louis and will be joined by Mr. Cramer. The family then heads to San Francisco to spend the winter for his health.
A note advises that dullness after meals and loss of appetite signal a need for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The 25 cent price is listed with free samples at Mertz & Hales and Otis W. Smith's drug store.
The Windsor Review notes the Cemetery Improvement association of Lamonte hosts pie socials to raise funds for the cemetery. A few socials could soon fill the cemetery with visitors and offerings.
A Herald piece warns New York readers about the stress of customs on returning travelers. It advises declaring presents, signing early, and using a friendly smile to influence inspectors, who assess clothing and baggage to judge duty and conformity.
A Baltimore educator notices two canaries droopy and blood spots form in their cages. He discovers mosquitoes bite the birds’ bare legs, causing blood loss. He fixes the problem by draping cages with mosquito netting, keeping the canaries healthy and protected.
A brief dialogue from the New York World notes a tailor sizing up a customer. Algy admits the tailor took his measure and demanded payment in advance, revealing a small comic street interaction.
The case against William Gentry, charged with luring Lizzie Wilson from an M K and T train for immoral purposes, was tried in Parsons district court. The jury returned a guilty verdict after a short deliberation and the prisoner faces penitentiary sentence later this term.
Warrensburg notes report the Wilson girl attending Lincoln Institute in Jefferson City. Mrs E W Houx of Centerview travels via Sedalia to visit friends. Pine street barber W W Cecil hires G W Green of Sedalia, an expert partner. Green weighs 265 pounds as a noted Warrensburg figure. R D Fisher of Pettis county spent the day in town and plans to visit his brother Dan Fisher in Holden.
Ontario New York pharmacist recalls an in store trial of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. A disappointed customer asked for a brand not stocked and was offered a refund if not worth the money. The customer later advised a friend to buy Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Sold by Mertz Hale Kautzman Otis W.
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a blood purifier for skin and systemic ailments. It claims to cure deep seated conditions like cancers and blood poisoning and offers a free trial while noting numerous testimonials. The copy cites a one dollar price per large bottle and directs readers to Blood Balm Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
The Warrensburg Star reports a crowd in Warrensburg bathing at Pertle Springs. A man teaching a woman to swim placed his arm around her to support her and instructed her to kick, provoking a remark from a boy on the bank.
Weisburgh fits perfectly with the squad as the alignment of skills and style is highlighted as an ideal match for the upcoming season landscape.
The five year old son of Mrs. Cora McQueen in Warsaw obtained a pistol and its discharge wounded him in the abdomen. The child had earlier broken his collar bone in a fall.
A vintage advert touts Green's August Flower as the leading medicine for indigestion biliousness and general malaise. It claims the product cleanses the system stabilizes liver function and alleviates headaches and aches with only a few doses. Sample bottles available at A S McGowan and Otis W Smith.
Otterville announces plans to organize a local brass band. Fresh Concord grapes will be sold at Candy Palace, highlighting seasonal offerings.
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