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Newspaper
Sedalia Sunday Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1901
Page
3
A testimonial praises Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets for curing uterine ulcers and chronic sleeplessness. Mrs. Mary Adams of Grassycreek North Carolina credits the medicines with restoring sleep after a prolonged illness and urges others to trust the remedies. The ad also promotes Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser available by mail for stamps.
J S Ewalt of Interstate Land Company at Great Bend Barton county Kansas stops at the Elks hotel en route to Benton county to buy land. He notes R H Moses, once of the city, is thriving in a Great Bend bank and gaining friends. Barton county leads in wheat with about 5 000 000 bushels grown in 1900. Great Bend, a 10 000 population town in a temperance state, is also known for seven wide open saloons.
High school cadets anticipate arrival of new uniforms and guns while drills improve under Captain Netherton who is a former regular army captain. The Senior society met Friday and conducted its program with declamations, music, recitations, current events, and essays led by students Will Ammon Lettie Bratton Grace Brown Fletcher Carter Mary McGinley Dora Clapton Lou Menefee.
Health note explains poor complexions result from torpid liver and bowel irregularity. If toxins are not removed blood becomes impure and eruptions follow. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are promoted as safe pills that stimulate the liver and regulate bowels without causing distress.
An advertisement states that after exposure or onset of a cold, a dose of Fo Ley's Honey and Tar will stop a cold if taken in time. It notes availability from all druggists and presents a strong efficacy claim.
The Presbyterian Sunday school at Warsaw is preparing an entertainment program for Christmas night featuring students and staff.
A Toowoomba Gazette reader endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after a two month coughing spell. The testimonial claims a cure and urges others to try the medicine, noting it is sold by all druggists.
The first recital and concert under the new management will be held next Thursday evening featuring pupils from Sedalia College of Music.
A brief note promotes Dr Loyal Ford’s Dyspepticide claiming it fixes a bad stomach to ensure sound sleep. Available at all druggists.
The cold spell drives a surge in relief requests led by Mrs. E A Coe secretary of the associated board of charities as volunteers mobilize to meet growing need.
J W Bryan of Lowder Ind writes his boy was very ill with pneumonia and after using Foley's Honey and Tar the cough stopped quickly and the boy recovered. The note claims the doctor was puzzled by the rapid improvement.
Mrs Lolanda Henri Bonine, charged with killing young Seymour Ayers at the Hotel Kenmore in Washington D C, has been acquitted by the jury which found the evidence insufficient to prove guilt.
A testimonial from D. S. Mitchell of Fulford Maryland describes long illness, bed sores, and a complete cure after using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. The note calls it the best salve on the market and warns against counterfeits from W. E. Bard Drug Co.
James Hall a St. Louis ball player appears near death in a hospital ward with reports stating his condition is critical and monitoring continues as doctors assess his prognosis.
An advertisement extols CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO s Syrup or Fies as a superior laxative blending pleasant taste with medicinal senna and aromatic plants. It claims to cleanse the system, relieve colds headaches fevers and habitual constipation without irritating the kidneys liver or bowels and cautions buyers to seek the full company name to avoid imitations.
A report states the person formerly of this city who married Miss Rose Mc Cormick has died from gastritis.
Local ad highlights holiday goods offered by Kautzman at City Drug Store with emphasis on seasonal items and gift options for shoppers.
A local retailer announces a Christmas stamp promotion promising a $15 dress doll and go cart for the top boy and girl returning the most Q or S stamps. Four runners up receive $2 dressed dolls. Stamps must bear the private Q mark and be for Q brand goods bought between December list and December 25th. Returns due by 8 p m December 24th. Prizes distributed Christmas morning. Exhibition in window. Prizes redeemable via J M Anderson & Co of St. Louis per the premium book provided.
To Exchange. Nice 80 acre farm west of city for a residence. Undisclosed terms and location. Postal or contact details not provided.
The Kilties Band of the 48th Highlanders of Canada drew an estimated ten thousand at Buffalo Pan American events and will appear at Wood's Opera House on Tuesday evening, bringing bagpipes Highland dancers and an eighteen-voice choir.
Chas Rogle of Atwater says he suffered kidney trouble and was urged to try FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE. He reports relief in four days and is back at work, declaring he is entirely well.
R. L. Carson sold the Cole Camp Courier to D. B. Biddle and his son Arthur. The elder Biddle runs an insurance business in Cole Camp and was en route to Kansas City for cancer treatment. Arthur Biddle previously served as deputy recorder of Benton County at Warsaw.
A note praises a standout young musician regarded as among the most capable and favored talents in the state, highlighting their prominence and promise within the local music scene.
Advertisers note satisfied people are the best promoters for Foley's Honey and Tar, praised as a splendid remedy for coughs colds or sore lungs as sold by all druggists.
A letter from Rev. F. L. Cook to Rev. J. S. Myers reports thirty eight additions to the Christian church at Fort Worth Texas during their meeting series.
An old advertisement warns that a cold cough or lagrippe can be stopped early with Foley's Honey and Tar and cautions buyers to avoid substitutes. Sold by all druggists.
A large poultry show ended Saturday in Warsaw with fowls chickens turkeys and geese on display. J W Wade of Harrisonville scored the entries as elegant prizes were awarded to top exhibitors and several pet animals were shown.
An old Madison Wisconsin trade card promotes Rocky Mountain Tea made by Madison Medicine Co. It claims the product keeps you well and notes a 3s cents price with a strict no substitutes policy and pharmacist endorsement.
Will Reynolds has leased his partner Martin's interest in the Elite bowling alley making Reynolds sole owner of the two alleys in town and at Nevada. Martin plans to tour with a St. Louis coffee house starting around January 1.
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