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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1901
Page
3
The advertisement claims the pills cure a sluggish liver and promote overall health. It presents Dr. Pierce as the treating authority and urges readers to try the remedy.
A Shelby county Kansas man, newly married, recalls his bashful mishaps after the ceremony. He describes tripping at the altar, injuring his leg on a dog, hiding on the stairs, undressing in the dark, and waking beside his in laws the next morning.
Hiram C. Bates who shot James Ferguson in Vernon County sought release on bond. Prosecuting Attorney King, learning Ferguson was deteriorating, directed Sheriff Harkreader to refuse Bates' bond.
Mr E H Wise of Madison Georgia credits One Minute Cough Cure with restoring his health after lung trouble post influenza. He says doctors failed to help before his recovery after using the remedy supplied by W E Bard Drug Co.
C. L. Keck leaves Wednesday for Duluth Minnesota to buy a train load of potatoes and then proceeds to Utah. He expects to keep Sedalia and Pettis county well supplied with spuds this winter.
A courtship tale describes a lover who built a house to warm a beloved heart and failed until a remedy, Rocky Mountain Tea, was obtained from a druggist. The ad shares a whimsical product pitch with a 35c price.
If Atchison builds a golf clubhouse, Leavenworth must hustle to preserve its social supremacy for local golf and social circles. The note warns of shifting regional leadership and community activity centered on golf clubs.
H C Wetkins, sexton of the Methodist church in Springfield Pennsylvania, reports his wife suffered kidney trouble and failed doctors. After using Foley's Kidney Cure she improved after one bottle and was fully cured after four bottles as advertised.
Will the Kansas University football men live up to the red sweat ers they have decided to wear this season. The choice signals a bold uniform move and raises expectations for on-field performance.
Mrs Jas Forest of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin reports a running sore on her leg lasting seven years was completely cured by two boxes of Banner Salve after spending hundreds on other remedies. Beware of substitutes. All druggists.
Local Kansas newspapers revive a familiar spring joke about using step-ladders to husk corn. The quirky item recalls old rural humor and reflects regional tradition in seasonal farming coverage.
A brisk advertisement touts Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a positive cure for stomach troubles and invites readers to visit Arlington Pharmacy for the remedy.
J. L. Collier and family of Hughesville will move to 321 North Grand Avenue in this city on Tuesday.
Appeals to thoughtful readers to try Rocky Mountain Tea marketed by Madison Medicine Co 35c. The ad urges ask your druggist for the product and touts its appeal to thinking people seeking substitution-free remedies.
Mrs Margaret Canning of South Summit street celebrated her 72d birthday with a Sunday six o'clock dinner attended by all of her relatives.
The CALIFORNIA Fig Syrup Co presents a pleasant laXative that cleanses the system gently and promptly. It claims to ease constipation, dispel colds and fevers, and act on kidneys liver and bowels without irritation, using senna and aromatic plants distilled from figs. Remember the full company name on the package to avoid imitations.
Governor Dockery spoke at memorial services at Rev. H. A. Barnes church in Jefferson City. He noted the late president as a warm friend. Missouri state officers plan to attend the Canton funeral.
The ad from W. E. Bard Drug Co promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers as a safe laxative to keep bowels in order. It claims the pills never gripe and provide an easy gentle action to prevent illness through regular digestion.
Good Will Chapel will host a social and supper at G W Alcorn s packing house on Breakfast branch located at Twenty fourth and New York avenue Thursday evening September 26.
Dr Loyal Ford promotes Dyspepsi de as a cure rather than a relief for indigestion. He claims it digests food and restores the stomach to proper function. The advertisement emphasizes its digestive effects and overall stomach health benefits.
An orange tree is described as very fruitful producing about 20 000 oranges suitable for use. A lemon tree is noted to yield around 8 000 lemons.
A short note claims a dull complexion stems from inactive liver and bowels and asserts DeWitt’s Little Early Risers produce gratifying results, attributed to W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Rev. J. W. Ferrell of Lamont preached at Higginsville Sunday in Rev. L. H. Otto’s pulpit. Otto leads a revival for the Christian church at Smithton and Ferrell, sole Smithton pastor, joined him there Monday.
Tim Doyle and John Laxson, serving ten days for vagrancy, will be served with a warrant on release for the hold up of A. M. Bauer at the narrw gauge depot several weeks ago, an incident previously reported by The Sentinel.
The DeKalb County Herald editor invites the man who last year offered three bushels of potatoes for a year’s subscription to bring in the vegetables. The quirky note seeks settlement through a simple exchange once again.
Wheelon soda promotes its popularity and availability across many states. A public notice for Sedalia schools invites coal contract bids by September 17 1901 with bid hauling details and committee rights. An alcohol advertisement markets Pehl's Private Stock whiskey and wholesale offerings from 115 West Second St with shipping terms and refunds.
The ladies of Sedalia can congratulate themselves as Mr. Snell secures the leading Louisville hairdresser, manicure, masseuse and hair worker. She is at Snell's hair store, 122 West Third Street, and Sedalia ladies' patronage is welcomed.
Store offers an array of umbrellas with low prices never seen before. Cotton Gloria steel red umbrellas list at 38c, 60c, and 75c. Silk Gloria Mercerized and Mercerized varieties priced up to 98c. Fine silks from $1.50 to $3.50 at 214 Ohio Street.
An advertisement touts Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a cure for nervousness fatigue and weak digestion. It features a testimonial from John McDonald of Philadelphia and claims quick improvement within a week. The ad notes the price and availability at druggists and lists J C Ayer Co. of Lowell Massachusetts.
It Tastes Good because it is pure and wholesome. There is no adulteration in Moerschel's beer to alter its taste. Bottling is done as carefully as brewing, delivering it bottled at 15e a case.
A vintage ad touts Banner Salve as the fastest remedy for ulcers open sores scalds and piles claiming it is the most healing medicine in the world and available at all druggists.
A Parsons story reports a young man’sdeath attributed to his own action amid allegations that cigarette use and local living conditions contributed. Authorities consider whether Parsons environment played a role alongside the alleged self harm.
An advertisement touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a fast permanent remedy for piles while warning against counterfeit products and urging consumers to buy genuine W. E. branded salve.
Prompt city wide calls answered for delivery. Leave orders at J Rowe's Second Hand Store located at 213 West Main Street. Telephone 364.
W L sumnS and W L Jones announce a general transfer business offering coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving of all kinds to friends and customers with contact for service.
Mike Sutton announces he has formed a Roosevelt club in Beloit, the first of its kind in Kansas, as he searches for new employment opportunities.
Cole Younger attended a fair in Hamline Minnesota where he took interest in a small Missouri Hereford cattle herd, reflecting home state ties and rural exhibition culture.
An advertisement promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for a sour mouth. It lists retailers Mertz and Hale J L Kautzman and Otis W Smith as sellers.
Wanted men to learn barber trade in eight weeks. Tools and board provided. Wages Saturdays. Positions guaranteed. Graduates sought for trains hospitals country and city shops. Catalogue mailed free from Moler Barber College St. Louis Missouri.
McHenry of New Orleans will be at Stevens livery stable for ten days to buy horses. All owners with horses for sale are urged to communicate with him.
A note indicates that Holland the ticket broker buys and sells items, located at 105 East Second, detailing a dealing activity at that address.
A brief help note seeks lodging for a man and his wife with board and room offered. Call at the Sentinel office for contacts or arrangements.
Colorado fares listed at 17.85 with departures twice monthly on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday to Texas Oklahoma the West and Northwest. Return limits three weeks with liberal stop overs. San Francisco round trip first class 46.85 from September 19 to 27. Additional return limit November 15. Ticket office St Louis offers 7.55. Exposition specials run September 8 10 12 17 19 24 26 and October turn.
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