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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1902
Page
5
A historical note discusses Arabian horse pedigrees dating back to ancient times. It notes the oldest recorded lineage is about 200 years old, with desert-bred stock surpassing others in speed and endurance. It mentions imports and prices around 1000 dollars and highlights various European and Mediterranean stock and uses.
The crop reporter states total sugar beet acreage in 1902 reached 250 513, up from 157 925 in 1901 and 132 000 in 1900. Eight of eleven states show increases, led by Michigan and California, with Colorado and Utah also rising.
A local benefit event titled The Wonderful Pasion will be held at First Christian Church on Tuesday and Wednesday. Proceeds support the Englsh Lateran Church as part of a community fundraiser.
An electrical engineer argues the room center is safest during storms as electricity seeks ground via conductors. He notes lightning travels along room walls and that being away from walls minimizes shocks, calling it the sole safe precaution known to science.
In 1552 the Acuile patriarch entertained Ranuccio Farnese in his palace on the Gitice. Rooms gleamed with cloth of gold, paintings, and illuminations as cooks stirred lavish banquets. Twelve gentlemen wore green satin marine costumes with red trim, each paired with a white-dressed lady. The four hour feast featured music and entertainers, ending with large pies releasing live birds that guests chased through the hall.
A tale about a hard of hearing courtier condemned by the king after blunt remarks, with a moral about loudness. The section then shifts to farm guidance on silo construction, stressing proper air tightness and savings from well built silos and quality silage.
Advice from a breeder on lamb rearing and ewe milk health, noting most lamb illnesses arise from nursing time and milk quality. Emphasizes shelter, shade, ventilation, and fly control, with a simple summer sheep house and grain feeding when pastures fail. Also cites Shropshires crossbreds and English breeding history.
An advertisement argues chest and nerve symptoms stem from stomach and digestive disorders. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and nutritive diseases, claiming improved nourishment and strength. Testimonials allege heart, liver, and digestion ailments improve with the remedy and invite private consultation.
A curious exchange unfolds with a tramp in green goggles and a housewife in a Boston setting. The tramp asks for a meal and volunteers his life story in a stiff, precise style. The dialogue hints at a rejected inheritance over splitting an infinitive.
Rev D Alex Homan of Paste Church Marion tells how a stroke left him with shattered nerves and head pains for two years. After one bottle of Dr Miles Restorative Nerving he improved, regained energy, and could preach again, prompting him to credit the medicine and recommend it.
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