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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1901
Page
3
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for irregularity inflammation ulceration and female weakness claiming it restores vitality and beauty. It includes a testimonial from Susannah Permenter of Shelby County Texas and notes a free medical adviser and purchasable book options.
A fifteen year old mother faces hardship as she tries to balance care for her baby with schooling and poverty. Community aid efforts slowly mobilize as local agencies discuss early intervention and family support options.
In Kansas City court, Mary C. L. Ritch sought divorce from John W. Ritch claiming severe beating and cruelty. Married in July 1900 at age fourteen, she supported herself and a five month old baby by domestic work after a week together. She testified she left the infant with a sister for daily care. The court granted the divorce.
O. R. Larson of Bay Villa Sun days River Cape Colony runs a general store nine miles from the railway and twenty five miles from the nearest town. He notes farmers within thirty miles rely on Chamberlains remedies and claims fourteen of sixty local residents were cured by Chamberlains Cough Remedy in the past year. Available from Mertz Hale J L Kautzman Otis W Smith.
Frank Hayman of near Hous tonia is improving after being hurt while working on his farm Saturday.
An advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claims it provides complete rest for the stomach by digesting food without dieting. It asserts immediate relief from postmeal distress and renewed vigor, attributed to W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Tomorrow afternoon the Central college football team of Fayette plays the Central Business College squad in Liberty Park. The match showcases a regional clash with both sides aiming for a key local victory.
A compact 35 cent drugstore note promotes Rocky Mountain Tea claiming it prevents blemishes during weddings. The blurb targets young ladies worried about pimples red noses and general complexion for bridal occasions.
Swift and Company plan to move into their new shipping house on East Main Street next week. The building is equipped with every convenience for efficient operations and storage.
A local ad promotes buying a suit at Weisbury's Tailor located at 815 Ohio. The blurb emphasizes ready options and in-store tailoring services.
Tired out and run down due to impure blood, a Mrs. J W Fiala of Hadlyme Conn reports relief after using Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. The ad claims the remedy clarifies blood and restores health, with J C Ayer Co of Lowell Mass listed and a $1 price at druggists.
A promotional paragraph claims that handling poultry and company business will not be hampered as Sedalia becomes a distribution point. It extols Dr Loyal Ford's Dyspepticide as a remedy that cures by attacking the root of the disease and promises a healthy stomach, available at all druggists.
Mrs A W Perry will entertain the Daughters of the Revolution tomorrow afternoon at her West Broadway home. A fine program will be rendered and refreshments served.
This item warns travelers of diarrhea from travel and dietary changes and endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Sold by Mertz Hale J L Kautzman and others.
Sheriff John W. Cooper brings G. D. La Bar from Chicago to Rolla Missouri who stands charged with forging a $100 check drawn on the National Bank of Rolla.
C M Phelps of Forestdale Vermont says his child was completely cured of eczema by De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. Beware of counterfeits. It also relieves piles. W E Bard Drug Co.
Noah Lee aged 89 resident of Nodaway county for over five decades died at his home northeast of Maryville Missouri yesterday. He had lived in the county since his youth and was known in local circles for his long residence.
S A Ingalls of Crown Point New York reports his wife suffered kidney trouble for years and after using FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE for less than a week was greatly improved and three bottles cured her. All druggists.
John Boswell, who acquired an interest in the White House restaurant this week, is driving activity at his venue. The eatery serves several hundred people daily, keeping the operation busy and active.
Advertisement for Rocky Mountain Tea by Madison Medicine Co claims vitality and strong health from its use. It highlights clear eyes steady nerves and overall wellness and urges readers to ask their druggist for the product priced at 35 cents.
S. K. Pettet and his wife of Ida Grove Iowa are visiting J. D. Biddle. Mr. Pettet wears a gold medal presented during his tenure as fire chief in Oneida New York.
Mrs T Briddleman of Parshallville Michigan suffered salt rheum for thirteen years and exhausted doctors. After two applications of Banner Salve her hands improved and soon she was fully cured. Beware of substitutes. All druggists.
The Sentinel notes a rich and racy piece titled sorter found it on the road, its author unnamed. The column calls it the happiest hit of the season, as readers are pointed to the unusual find without disclosing the writer.
Invitations issued for a Hallowe en entertainment titled A Mystery What s Wit in to be hosted by Misses Eva Westenberg and Eme line Keck at East Third Street. The Bachelor Girls plan a mysterious dance in Assembly Hall on Hallowe en night with hostesses unnamed.
The George R. Smith Post No 53 G A R and Service Men of the Spanish American War held a smoker at the Royal Tribe of Joseph hall last night. They enjoyed songs talks and chats about army days and an old fashioned supper was served with the army dean prominent.
Emil Schroeder a carpenter resident of East Sixteenth Street says two men held him up at Fifth and La Mine streets last night around 7 30. He was intoxicated and gave conflicting stories after being struck above the right eye with a brick. Dr. Cowan attended and dressed his wounds.
Chas R Weimar of Evanston Indiana reports his 20 year old son suffered a severe cold that resisted treatments until Foley's Honey and Tar was tried. He was completely cured after using one bottle and urges others to take only Foley's. All druggists carry Foley's.
The Second regiment N G M unit held a pleasant dance at Liberty park last night with many couples joining in lively dancing and good music. The company boys also displayed excellent drills.
An endorsement style label from W. E. Bard Drug Co. features Lewis Ookerman of Goshen Indiana praising De Witts Little Early Risers for gentle thorough relief, claiming they never bend him double but work thoroughly.
Miss Kunkel, renowned violinist, performs as the second number of the musical course organized by Prof. O H Tiede at Sedalia College of Music hall this evening. Her appearance is expected to thrill local musical circles.
A short promotional line urges wise readers to try Rocky Mountain Tea at night to ease ruinous life events. It suggests consulting a druggist for purchase and implies a remedy for distress through a simple nightly remedy.
At the Thursday High Five club Mrs. Hugh Muir hosted last evening. Laura Morey won the club prize a fine piece of cut glassware. Guests included Mrs. E. L. Moore Miss Rena Strang and Miss Gertrude Shreve. Refreshments were served.
W T Wesson of Gholsonville Va reports complete satisfaction with Your One Minute Cough Cure. He says customers consider it the best remedy for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. Bard Drug Co.
Miss Margaret Ada Weisen bach of Rolla Missouri wed George W Thompson a traveling salesman from Springfield in a Catholic church ceremony. The bride is sister to John T Weisenbach of this city.
After exposure or at the first signs of a cold take a dose of FO LEY S HONEY AND TAR. It never fails to stop a cold when taken in time. Sold by all druggists.
N Battles of Centertown claims the title of oldest section hand on the Missouri Pacific railway. At 60, he has devoted more than half his life to the job, with two years remaining before reaching a milestone.
An advertisement extols S S S as the only pure vegetable blood purifier that allegedly eradicates cancer by removing all poison from the blood. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. Shirer of La Plata Missouri describing a jaw cancer that allegedly healed after taking S S S, and invites readers to request a free cancer book and consult Swift Specific Co. physicians.
It touts pure wholesome beer with no adulteration and careful bottling. The ad says Moerschel beer is delivered bottled by the case and pints with telephone number 214 for orders.
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