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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1901
Page
3
The piece describes sudden illness from stomach and digestion issues and lists symptoms like heavy meals causing discomfort, belching, bitter taste, nervousness, and insomnia. It markets Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a near complete cure, calling it a temperance medicine with no alcohol.
A Denver Times column lampoons medical warnings about long skirts. It notes the shoestring fears of germs and lop sided posture while praising the fashion and practicality of long skirts and petticoats with humorous observation of a friend who suffers from overcautious dress constraints.
The excitement of travel and new foods can cause diarrhoea, so travelers should carry Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is sold by Mertz Hale, J. L. Kautzman and Otis W. Smith. The next Eastern Star grand chapter meeting is set for October 30 of next year.
A historic notice from Superintendent J. C. Gluck of the Pruntytown Reform School notes Foley’s Honey and Tar as the exclusive cough medicine after trials. The item mentions student suspensions at Saline County for hazing, a stolen horse recovered near Nelson, and various local medical ads and notices.
Charles M. Barde formerly with the Democrat staff will wed Miss Floye Trail Gaines at 8 tonight at St. Pauls Episcopal Church in Oklahoma City. Barde is city editor of the Times Journal of Oklahoma City. They met while she visited here months ago. The Sentinel extends congratulations.
A Cook’s excursion organized by the ladies of the Episcopal church will visit several countries. Round trip tickets with stop-over privileges will go on sale in a few days. Further particulars will appear later.
C M Phelps of Forestdale Vermont states his child is fully cured of eczema after using De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve. He warns against counterfeit products and notes instant relief from piles. Bard Drug Co. promotes the remedy.
An advertisement touts Ayer's Hair Vigor as stopping hair loss and restoring color, featuring testimonial from Mrs. M. D. Gray of North Salem Mass. It markets for $1 and lists J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass. Also notes a Missouri Pacific fireman W J Lang and Ora Neff plan to marry Wednesday at noon, officiated by Rev J M Poon, then relocate to Lexington.
54 inch bleached damask nine to fifteen cents. 65 inch bleached damask twenty five to sixty five cents. 72 inch bleached damask fifty cents to one dollar fifty. Also note advertising for A Merry Chase showing.
The article asserts Moerschel Brewery produces a pure, wholesome beer with no adulteration. It references a telephone number 214 for contact and information about the claim.
Sedalia shoppers are urged to patronize Sedalia Piano House owned by S R Payne at 505 Ohio Street. Farris' Pharmacy promotes glycerine soap sale nine cakes for 25 cents with an ad on page 7.
Home made bread from Eat Koeppen is on sale at a greenhouse in Sixth Ad Ohio. The notice highlights fresh loaves available for customers visiting the greenhouse in Ohio.
The Rev. Thomas Dixon opened the Minsters Alliance lecture course last night at the First Christian church. Also notes a dyspepsia remedy claim and a secondhand goods sale with location at 106 West Main Street.
Ostrich plumes listed by sizes with prices from 25c to 48c and mixed ostrich Amazon plumes. Prof Jack Duncan the phrenologist offers consultations at 135 East Cooper street. A red Irish setter is missing with reward. George Kroenke offers well drilling. GEORGE B. GOODRICH advertises at Eighteenth and Marvin. Red Cross Ball Blue sold at Candy Palace via phone 218.
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