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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1901
Page
3
A historical account describes professional tail biters who remove tails from puppies around a month old. It notes the decline of dog fighting fashion, the use of surgical tails in large kennels, and the half dozen active biters who bite the tail tips for about one dollar per puppy, or fifty cents per tail in litters.
Mr. E. H. Wise of Madison Georgia credits One Minute Cough Cure with recovering health after lung trouble post influenza. He says doctors failed to help before trying the remedy provided by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
George Mansfield a wealthy farmer from Salem Center New York rides to market each morning on his trotting cow Daisy. The odd sight is a familiar town staple seen on daily street scenes.
A historical note argues that oath or affirmation should align with the person's religious persuasion and denomination for effective confirmation, as attestation by the divine being underpins the ritual. It discusses the perceived authority of religious groups in formal vows and the moral weight of such attestations.
Ulcers open obstinate sores scalds and piles are claimed to be cured promptly by Banner Salve described as the most healing medicine in the world available at all druggists.
A street car conductor notes that women always exit the car in the direction they wish to go, while men step off with the moving vehicle. The observation highlights a perceived difference in how women orient themselves after leaving transit.
An advertisement for Dr Loyal Ford's Dyspeptide claims a complete cure rather than simple relief for indigestion. It asserts the preparation digests food and restores stomach health, presenting itself as a medical remedy from a doctor.
A colleague asked Crispi if he belonged to Mazzini's party and then Garibaldi's. He denied both and finally answered that he belongs to Crispi's party, highlighting his self confident stance.
A poetically framed note describes a lover who built a house to warm a beloved with his flaming heart but finally succeeds only after obtaining Rocky Mountain Tea at 35c from a druggist.
The largest single item of trade between the United States and Korea is kerosene, valued at 895,220 dollars for 1906. Standard Oil runs large warehouses at Chemulpo and is building more at Fusan as trade expands rapidly.
Dr T T Major and Son announce limited time low prices on dental care due to crop failure. Full set teeth gold fillings gold and platina fillings amalgam cement fillings gold crowns logan crowns bridge work painless extraction. all work warranted. Office opposite the courthouse.
An Arlington Pharmacy promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for stomach troubles urging readers to try the product.
Investigations reveal over half of 1,786 Tokio university students are myopic. This alarming trend highlights rising shortsightedness among students and signals potential implications for education and vision care.
The notice urges prompt use of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for cuts burns and scalds. It claims quick soothing healing of injured areas and warns buyers to avoid counterfeit products, recommending W. E. Bard Drug Co. as the source.
John D Rockefeller reveals quoits as his favored pastime during business hours and dismisses golf asking to hold a caddie, saying he knows nothing about golf and could not even hold a caddie.
The advertisement claims piles will be quickly and permanently healed using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and warns to beware of counterfeit products sold by other sellers.
German telephone companies levy 23 cents for a five minute long-distance call to promote use of the network. The price aims to encourage customers to employ the long-distance wires more often.
A brief note extols DeWitts Little Early Risers as remedies for bad complexions caused by inactive liver and bowels, claiming gratifying results.
An advertisement claims any woman can enhance her appeal with a stylish hat from the millinery shop in Boston. It promises attractive appearance through personalized fitting and the lowest prices.
A Maryland state constitutional clause on oaths in court proceedings is described as peculiar in its manner of taking and administration as cited. The text discusses how the oath is required and administered within Maryland courts.
A lender in Sedalia Missouri offers loans of 900000 on farms in central Missouri at six percent annual interest. Optional principal payments in blocks of 100 or more. Loans can be carried as long as needed. Contact GEO M RIDDLE 320 Ohio St Sedalia Mo before renewing or applying.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway offers Chicago to New York round trips at reduced rates with stops at the Pan-American Exposition. Buffalo tickets at a low rate are available. Eight trains daily. Send four cents for printed matter and full information. Prof Jack Duncan returns to Sedalia offering psychic readings at 135 East Cooper Street with daily readings.
Notice advertises rental space at the Big Midway Annex during the Missouri State Fair in Sedalia from September 9 to 13, 1901. It invites early securing of space and provides the contact, Co. E. Mellor, 112 Osage Street, Sedalia, Missouri.
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