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Newspaper
Sedalia Sunday Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1905
Page
2
The piece muses on gender and social judgment. It notes men anger when pressed at work and neighbors scrutinizing a sick wife. It critiques talk, public criticism of private citizens, and stereotypes about women and motherhood.
The text discusses usage of the phrase good mixer and its negation. It notes how speakers describe or doubt a person’s sociable nature and ability to mingle in social settings, reflecting common linguistic judgments on personality traits.
The text argues that a man who can mingle with people to advance business is valuable while a poor mixer who avoids social rounds is less effective. It stresses that buyers choose where they can get the best price and conditions, regardless of whether the dealer is a good fellow. The author rejects the notion of the ideal “good mixer.”
Patrick Fitzpatrick of Corum Camden Co Mo advertises concrete work with guaranteed results and bond options. He emphasizes quality, experienced labor, and reliable craftsmanship for local projects.
Milwaukee observance on June 18 will unveil a magnificent Kosciuszko memorial. The event marks a large Polish demonstration with speeches and patriotic ceremonies in Kosciuszko park.
Milwaukee societies with delegations from Chicago Grand Rapids and Detroit unveil a monument modelled by the renowned sculptor Gastana Trentanove. The event gathers regional representatives and echoes lasting cultural ties across cities.
An advertisement from Notre Dame Indiana offers free instructions for a home treatment to cure leucorrhoea and related female troubles. It claims a 12 cent weekly cost after initial offer and asks readers to share with others, directing inquiries to Mrs. M. Summers Box 412 Notre Dame Indiana.
A report highlights Charles J. Bonaparte as the second Catholic in Roosevelt's cabinet after Postmaster General Wynne. It notes broad church representation including Hay and Wilson as Presbyterians, Cortelyou and Hitchcock as Episcopalians, Shaw as a Methodist, Moody as a Presbyterian, and uncertainty about Secretary Morton’s denomination.
Local merchant P. H. Meyer advertises the sale of Vigoral and 5S flour brands. Details include product names and the seller’s name for potential buyers.
Nevada project marks third anniversary of irrigation law as Hazen hosts a ceremony to turn water onto 50000 acres. Government plans 300000 more acres under water within three years, with 460000 irrigable acres around Reno Truckee Carson system. Land sold in 80 acre tracts with 10 yearly payback. settlers gain title after improvements and half reclaimed.
Hamrick and Graham push the famous S brand Vigoral Health flour featuring enhanced nutrition. The campaign emphasizes quality and health benefits aimed at household bakers and grocery buyers.
A Houston Post column quotes a local fancier and huntsman on dog behavior. He says dogs cannot display conflicting emotions, barking or wagging their tails to show happiness, displeasure, or loyalty, and that a dog’s tail reveals true feelings.
Neglected property is being repaired and painted as Sedalia embraces a citywide fix up fever. A coat of paint boosts value and homeowners are advised to consider Sherwin Williams products for durability, appearance, and cost. Arlington Pharmacy promotes the brand.
President Roosevelt asserts national forest preservation while critics led by Fairbanks prepare to press aggressive timber policies. The exchange highlights a clash between conservation aims and opposition to conservation measures.
J M Licklider guarantees S flour and Vigoral Hearth flour to address pest concerns in the local market.
New York Central will start a fast service between New York and Chicago, cutting travel time to eighteen hours. Rail circles expect further reductions, with a future sixteen hour trip possible once the Pennsylvania terminal is completed in New York.
Revered ministers doctors and temperance workers attest to Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey aiding digestion nerves and strength. Testimonials from Rev Dr McLeod Dr Bowne Dr E H Wayne and Mr Thomas Moran highlight relief from dyspepsia pneumonia bronchitis and debility. The ad claims 4 000 000 cures and 7 000 doctors using the product in homes hospitals and care.
Advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for feeble constitutions in children and claims to strengthen them. products include tea and tablets priced at 35 cents offered by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Charles Hoffman and his firm advertise the sale of S and Vigorai Health flour, promoting benefits and availability through local trade channels.
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