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Newspaper
Sedalia Sunday Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
6
P Brandt Freeer Co markets Fielden Roast Coffee claiming it imparts a glorious morning, priced at 25 cents per pound. The advertisement touts greater value with more cups per pound and a superior drink compared to rivals.
In a recalled tale from the New York Weekly, a man recounts playing a burglar for a wholesale house. He describes drilling a city safe, secretly aiding a portly conspirator and two clerks who aimed to steal nearly four thousand dollars, then fleeing across the Canadian border before the crime was discovered.
The St Marys Catholic church team from Hackensack lost 18 to 6 to the Liberty Field club of Patterson in a Sunday game. Rev Father Lambert, pastor, manages them and supports playing after services to keep players at home. He is proud of his team despite the loss.
A Manchester Guardian item recounts clubroom chatter about a proposed coat-tail mess jacket for military use. Officers were asked by a set date to state preference on tails and color, with one reply approving a tail coat and suggesting red on one tail and blue on the other.
A small colored girl tells a drug store clerk that her mammy needs the handsomest dye. The clerk questions the purpose and the girl explains the doctor says she must dye it due to misery in her stomach. The exchange appears in Judge.
In Judge Smith's court on Wednesday the case of B B Rhodimer vs Rev Planette was settled. Planette agreed to pay the bill requested plus costs incurred in the action.
Testimonial from H. J. Strickfadden editor World Herald Fairhaven Wash says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy saved his son from pneumonia and severe croup attacks. Product sold by Mertz Hale J L Kautzman Otis W Smith and all druggists.
Biliousness and torpid liver can lead to serious illness if untreated. DeWitt's Little Early Risers stimulate the liver and bowels, cleanse impurities, and are advertised as safe and non-gripeing. A user from Moundsville, West Virginia testifies they work well year after year.
A tramp tailor who arrived three weeks ago robbed Cue and Clingenpeel of two pairs of trousers and two coats during the week. Officers Wood and Cue recovered the garments on Main Street yesterday.
Judge Rogers heard a case Wednesday on a suit by lawyer M. McGruder for John M. Hill against John Gold seeking 42.50 on account of tuition books and supplies charged while the defendant's son attended school.
The late W S Glass who died Monday was buried from the Lamonte Baptist church at 3 PM Tuesday with Rev O L Wood officiating.
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