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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1900
Page
3
Dick Dalton fears tax shifts may burden farmers as railroads face new assessments. He notes his party once taxed farmers while granting railroad immunity, a contrast used to argue against current fiscal plans.
Loved by the people hated by rivals the tea is hailed as foe of disease and friend of humanity in an appeal from the Madison Medicine Co asking readers to ask their druggist for Rocky Mountain Tea.
A Marshall man described as a negro sat by an open window last week then dozed off and woke to find himself lying head first on the granite pavement outside. The report notes this is not the first time a head has proved salvation in such incidents.
The ad touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as a gentle effective liver cleanser from Arlington Pharmacy. It suggests the pills are easy to take and do not gripe. The notice also notes Cuban unrest as insurgents may emerge before year end, reflecting anti occupation sentiment.
A newspaper brief promotes Krause's Cold Cure claiming forty eight hours to cure a bad cold. The ad notes it will not nauseate the stomach, may constipate the bowels, and is pleasant and safe to take. Priced at 25 cents and sold by Ott's On Store Otis W. Smith.
A three story structure that housed the Dallas Morning News from October 1885 until about three months ago collapsed on Sunday, wrecking the building completely. The event ended the paper’s long local home.
The remark suggests a shift from Belgian hares as a novelty to potential adoption of the Cuban edible rat, implying changing attitudes toward farm animals and meat sources.
M. E. Lawther, district court clerk in Centerville Iowa, suffered three days of cholera morbus after eating cucumbers. He tried many medicines before using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which relieved him after three doses. The remedy is sold by Mertz Hale J L Kautzman and Otis W Smith.
The postponement of the Captain Carter case appears accidental, shifting proceedings to three days following the election. The note suggests no intentional delay by authorities.
John Cashman is presented as a top candidate for Pettis County prosecutor in Missouri. The notice urges voters to elect him, claiming he will fill the office decently and well and positions him among Missouri’s most successful criminal lawyers.
A historic note recalls Washington crossing the Delaware as a pivotal moment in saving the nation and mentions Bryan’s later connection to events in Jersey.
Prices on wall paper range from 3c to 40c per roll with about 50 percent savings. New late and stylish patterns fill the racks at Dexter's Book Store.
W D Agee of the Lamonte Record visited the town yesterday, meeting local officials and residents during a brief stopover.
A Victorian guidance piece stresses daily baths and regular washing of oily areas, weekly scalp care, and proper hand and nasal hygiene. It warns against contaminating fingers, promotes soap and hot water, and advises careful disposal of sputum to prevent tuberculosis spread.
The author argues education must be digested and transformed into action. Knowledge alone does not empower. graduates often carry learnings without using them, becoming weak despite large stores of information. True growth comes from applying education to life and work.
Instructions describe pitting freestone peaches and packing in jars with hot salted water, then cooling. Fill cavities with a mixture of mustard seed horseradish ginger and cloves, seal jars, and pour a hot syrup made from one pint sugar to three pints vinegar to cover the fruit.
Wash and string beans then boil until tender but not breaking. Pack into two-quart jars with mustard and horseradish. Cover with heated vinegar and sugar, seal and store. Beans may alternatively be steamed over boiling water.
Ad for wall paper sale featuring Maple Walnut ce dy Candy Palace. Puns on McKinley and Beveridge mix with reminders to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Rocky Mountain Tea. Includes local druggists and sellers Mertz Hale Kautzman Otis W Smith.
Advertising for first class openings across Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota and Missouri. Listings include Blacksmiths, Doctors, Dress makers, Furniture, Grain and Live Stock Buyers, General Merchandise Hardware Harness Tailors and more with Cold Storage Creameries and Canning Factories. W J Reed Industrial Agent C G W Ry 601 Endicott Bldg St Paul Minn.
Money to loan of $1000 and upward on choice real estate security. Farm loans now made at six percent interest with moderate expenses. Partial payments allowed. John H. Bothwell, Sedalia National Bank Building.
A brief political notice from Chestnuts Candy Palace urges readers to vote for E. D. Martin for State Senate.
Records praise Judge John G. Senior for daily savings in Pettis County. Voters are urged to re elect him, praising his vigilant protection of district interests and calling for a large, decisive margin of victory.
An advertisement touts Stanley Coal company claiming to keep readers warm without making them hot. It invites Missouri residents to call Tel. 26 and visit Yard, 525 East Second Street for a trial.
The notice urges J. W. Warren as a voting choice for judge of the eastern district. It identifies Al Filson, former Hamilton Farmers' Advocate proprietor, as now editor of the Billings Montana News.
Mr. Haana appears unaware he is only part of the show while Teddy Roosevelt asserts a stance that marks him as a boor. This exchange highlights a clash of personalities in the ongoing spectacle.
Pettis County seeks a Democrat for Missouri Legislature this fall. The campaign promises a large state fair appropriation and invites voters to support Dr. Jos.
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