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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1902
Page
6
Wealth offers power to aid others not just luxury. It comes with health, optimism, and skills, acting as a trust to uplift those less favored. At the Sunday school picnic the superintendent asks why parks are valued, prompting a student to answer popcorn as a light, cheerful lesson.
In Montserrat the Irish settle by the Irish breeze and enslaved Africans birthed a Kerry Irish brogue. A seven masted schooner introduces new mast terms spanker jigger driver and pusher. A stray health ad touts fumigation sachets and Rocky Mountain Tea as a year round tonic.
Grand Secretary Yungli on his sixtieth birthday refused presents unless of intrinsic value. Recipients offered items of gold and jade including storks and deer sculptures, Buddhas, "God of Longevity" statue, and antique tablets but they were declined. The event highlights a period preference for meaningful artifacts over mere display pieces.
An old medical advertisement warns against unnecessary surgery and promotes De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve for cuts burns bruises wounds and skin diseases. It includes a testimonial from J C Phillips of Paris Illinois and claims quick permanent cures with the salve.
Robinson's new European hotel prepares to serve elegant fresh oysters replacing Pehl's old stand with updated service and offerings.
A Chicago Record Herald exchange notes a speaker’s light stance on balancing social duties with daily fifteen minutes of engagement in art and literature. The reply underscores steady, minimal-time commitment to cultural pursuits.
In Toled o, a fire eater caused a scene when he wandered into the adjacent restaurant seeking a light lunch. The staff offered a candle and matches, provoking a row described by the bearded lady as the manager asks, what's the row.
A London girl visiting a country farm mistakes a cow for a savage beast and jokes about a red parasol she carries. The farmer calmly reveals the cow is reacting to the parasol, not the girl’s behavior.
An 19th century style drug ad for DeWitts Little Early Risers claiming gentle cleansing of the liver and bowels. It promotes the medicine as a tonic preventing fever and curing billiousness and torpid liver, attributed to W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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