Europe must disarm or be swamped by United States power
Andrew Carnegie urges European disarmament and union to avoid being overwhelmed by a rising United States, while warning against militarism at home. The writer notes the Philippine conflict and the growth of a large peacetime army, arguing the peace should not be treated as a warlike state.
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Andrew Carnegie
Europe
United States of America
Mr. Carnegie
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Gif
Spain
Philippine
Congress
Orient
Mark Twain Money Joke Compared With Treasury Secretary
The excerpt notes Twain’s quip about money to burn sits beside remarks on the Secretary of the Treasury. It suggests Shaw’s humor amuses but isn’t the kind that makes one laugh aloud. The reader’s reaction is a quiet “Gosh.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Treasury
Shaw
Kentucky Demijohn Sent to the President
A demijohn was sent to the President from Kentucky and officials note vinegar is common in the Executive establishment. Ex Senator Peffer of Kansas reportedly cut his whiskers, possibly to return to politics under a new name.
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Kentucky
Peffer
Kansas
Mrs Allie Bayne Returns Home From Tipton Visit
Mrs Allie Bayne came home Thursday after visiting relatives in Tipton.
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Allie Bayne
Tipton
Old Fashioned Chicken Pie With Dough Crust
Parboil a frying sized chicken for fifteen minutes then place on a rich dough crust with lard and buttermilk. Add butter, thin top crust, pepper, and bake in a moderate oven until light brown. Salt pork can flavor the gravy. soak it if using with small chickens.
Botanic Blood Balm Promises Rheumatism and Catarrh Cure
An advertisement proclaims Botanic Blood Balm cures rheumatism and catarrh by cleansing the blood. It claims long-standing cases improve after using Blood Balm, offers free samples and medical advice, and notes Sedalia availability through W. E. Bard Drug Co. and Blood Balm Co. Atlanta.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney and CO
Props
Toledo
F. J J. Cheney
West and Truaxy
O Walding, Kinnan and Marvin
Botanic
Atlanta
Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Stop Paying Rent Town Lots and Self Build Opportunity
Advertises town lots at $50 and cheap home building with a ground floor investment. Promotes self employment and profits from the townsite. Writes for full particulars to James Barker at M K T railway 518 Wainwright building St Louis Missouri.
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James Barker
M., K. and T. Railway
Wainwright Building
St. Louis
Finger Crush Injures Worker at Hodges and Bro
Walter Leaking, a press feeder for S. M. Hodges and Bro, suffered a badly crushed right index finger on Wednesday afternoon. The injury is painful but not serious and will keep him off work for several days.
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Walter Leaking
S. M. Hodges
Bro
Clio Club Meets Reads Papers on Cologne and Heine
The Clio club met yesterday afternoon with Miss Vic Jones presenting a paper on Cologne and Its Cathedrals and Miss Etta Hurley presenting on Heine and His Wits. The papers were discussed. No meeting next week due to the president and vice president traveling out of the city.
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Clio
Cologne
Vic Jones
Etta Hurley
Heine
Wits
Dance at Spring Fork Near Sedalia
A dance is planned tomorrow night at the home of W. H. Rhodes located twelve miles south of Sedalia in the Spring Fork neighborhood.
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Spring Fork
W. H. Rhodes
Sedalia
Lamonte Notes Local Visits and Death in Brief
Lamonte diary items report Gordon Norris visiting Warrensburg, Ab Shaw traveling to Chickasaw for a brother visit, Dan Farney injuring a collarbone in a fall, Asher Wimner returning from St. Louis, T. L. Terry family travel to Albany Georgia, Miss Pearl Weikal returning from Kansas City, A T Hughes heading to Lee's Summit and Oklahoma Territory, Mrs Merit Nelson visiting Sedalia, M H Garton’s death and burial from Tulsa, Mrs George Wilson in frail health, Mrs W O Terry visiting R E Guthrie, Donahue couple visiting J I Fuller, Albert Chatham buying Henry Riley’s Mason street corner, Oral Huff visiting Sedalia, J B Craighead and daughter Daisy visiting Houstonia and Sweet Springs.
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M. H. Garton
Garton
Tulsa
Indian Territory
George Wilson
Mason Street
W. O. Terry
R. E. Guthrie
Donahue
Sedalia
J. IB. Fuller
Albert Chatham
Henry Riley
Oral Huff
J. 2D. Craighead
Daisy
Houstonia
Sweet Springs
Boy loses arm in B&O track accident
A Sandusky, Ohio youth, son of Charles Samsel, was run over by a Baltimore and Ohio train on the tracks this afternoon. His right arm was ground off at the shoulder. He walked 60 feet home with the mangled limb in his left hand before collapsing from shock.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Charles Samsel
Baltimore and Ohio
New Livery Barn Planned On East Third Street
Mr. Dick Olmsted plans a large brick livery barn on East Third Street. The 56 by 100 foot building includes a 50 by 56 foot half basement for stalls, with a 60 animal capacity. Work includes brick and rock contracts awarded to Colnflower, Dean, and Arens. Completion expected by January 1, costing about $5,000.
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Dick Olmsted
East Third Street
John Colnflower
Dan Dean
Theodore Arens
Olmsted
Dr Miller's Cough Bitters Promoted by Arlington Pharmacy
For three or four years many Sedalians have used with certain success in the care of coughs and colds Dr Miller's Cough Bitters. Arlington Pharmacy.
Democratic Meetings With Local Leaders Schedule
Hon F M Cockrell of Sedalia hosts Friday October 31 at 8 oclock. William H Wallace of Sedalia speaks Saturday November 1 at 8 oclock. J M Baldwin chairman S M Hodges secretary Dem County Cen Committee.
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F. M. Cockrell
Sedalia
Wm. H. Wallace
J. M. Baldwin
S. M. Hodges
Sec
V. Dem. County Cen
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OGE
M. Rube Welch
Annie Yeamans
Miss Witty Francis
Santinelli
Mahara
el Berta, Texas
Clio Club
Lamonte
Fase
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Madison Medicine Coq
Madison
Supreme Court
Gavon D. Burgess
James D. Fox
Leroy B. Valliant
John A. Knott
Joseph P. Rice
Aperintendent of Public Instruction
W. T. Carrington
Co. W. Hamlin
Pettis County
E. E. Johnston
Bruce Barnett
Asbury Goodknight
O. E. Parsons
Clemens Honkomp
Lee Looney
R. H. Gray
J. G. Dillard
E. B. McClure
O. M. Harris
T. P. McCluney
Randolph Wilson
James Conner
Justices of the Peace
W. B. Miller
Nelson Mosher
John R. Clopton
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