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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1901
Page
3
The piece urges women to guard delicate organs and cites Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for inflammation ulceration and female weakness. It quotes Emma Richardson of Goss Kentucky who says four bottles restored her health and strength.
Daniel Guggenheim, chairman of American Smelting and Refining Company, returns from inspecting plants and says business is very good. Consolidation of Missouri lead properties involving Guggenheim Exploration Company Whitney-Ryan and Standard Oil syndicate will be taken up soon. Company to be incorporated in New Jersey.
Andrew Carnegie offers to fund a 20000 dollar library building in Guthrie on a city furnished site. R W Ramsay arranged the gift with Carnegie and the city already funds library support. A 2000 volume library was donated by the city federation of women’s clubs.
Mrs. Walter Drechsler received a pleasant surprise at her home 339 North Summit street last Friday hosted by Loyal Rebekah lodge No. 160. About sixteen guests attended and enjoyed the gathering as DeWitt's Little Early Risers were praised for their gentle liver and bowel cleansing effect.
Roy Walker resigns from Arlington Pharmacy and departs today to take a similar position in Kansas City. The notice adds a medical plug for Foley’s Honey and Tar, claimed to relieve coughing and soothe affected parts, available at all druggists.
Judge De Armond expects to return from the Philippines on November 10. He has already been entertained at the imperial palace and has felt an earthquake. The note mentions Lewis Ockerman of Goshen Indiana and references DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a cure described by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Sheriff James C. Crowley of Ray County hosted a back bone dinner for the grand jury at the Richmond jail last week. The verdict praised the sheriff’s wife. A beauty thief gimmick is referenced with vague claims and a product promotion for Rocky Mountain Tea urging viewers to take it tonight.
Old indolent sores worsen without pure healthy blood. S S S cleanses and invigorates the blood to heal ulcers. A testimonial from J. B. Talbert of Winona Mississippi supports a complete cure after years of suffering. The Swift Specific Co offers a free book and physician consult with no charge.
As holidays approach, magazines devote more space to fiction. The Cosmopolitan features a tragic story of the Mexican foothills by Thomas A. Janvier a clever society tale by Carolyn Wells an old French romance by Richard Le Gallienne an Indian narrative by H. T. George and a weird tale by S R. Crockett.
A collage of notices offers FO LEY S Honey and Tar for colds, bargain coffee lines, ostrich feather sales, a phrenologist consult, second hand goods for sale, Red Cross Ball Blue detergent, Sedalia Piano House, and money loans in Pettis county with farm loan terms. Includes contact addresses and hours.
The seven Waverly youths who began the trip to South Africa have returned home. In St. Louis they encountered too many obstacles to proceed further on their journey.
Advert says DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve provides quicker and safer relief from piles, avoiding the expense and danger of surgery. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
W L Jones advertises general transfer business coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving services. Also promotes a Candy Palace and mentions Baltimore oysters and fruits. Telephone Queen City No 444 and 218 for different offerings.
Dennis Kelly a 19 year old plumbers apprentice in Helena Arkansas was injured when a platform piled with a thousand sacks of flour collapsed onto him Tuesday. He sustained internal injuries but no broken bones.
The Ledger Monthly of New York, started in 1852 by Robert Bonner, is transferred to Led ger Publishing company formed to run the periodical. Bonner reportedly spent a quarter million dollars yearly on publicity and once ran an eight page advertisement in the New York Herald. Beecher received $30,000 for a novel Bonner published in his paper.
A New York City man reports a severe weeks long cough cured rapidly and completely by Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. The testimonial cites J. J. Hargrave and the Ayer Company of Lowell Massachusetts.
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