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Newspaper
Sedalia Sunday Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1901
Page
2
H. GRAFFIS and S. C. PATRICK, publishers and proprietors, announce publication every evening except Saturday and Sunday, plus Sunday morning. Entered at Sedalia Post Office as second class matter for mail transmission.
Dr. Depew says he will leave widows alone and now favors first term candidates, signaling a shift in backing. The remark frames his stance as avoiding controversial issues while endorsing incumbents.
Mr. Hanna was forced to smash several gentlemen over the head to obtain harmony at the Ohio state convention. General Caldwell was decent in many respects but a slow sprinter, and the Republican party did not want slow runners in Ohio this fall.
A proposed Sampson medal design features a baseball game motif with an inscription reading Robbed by the umpire. The suggestion emphasizes aCurrent era phrase linked to officiating disputes.
The statement notes Mr. Foraker’s belief that electing a Republican Ohio legislature this year carries great significance. The remark underscores the urgency and potential impact of the electoral outcome on state governance.
Mark Hanna wasted no time telling the Ohio convention of his affection for Foraker, a remark that would have remained hidden if not voiced before the gathering. The exchange underscores Hanna's political stance within the party and the dynamics of the convention.
Ohioans show little enthusiasm for Senator Mason's career while accusing him of excessive talking about the capital he acquired as Cleveland's mayor. Tom L. Johnson is viewed as speaking too much on the issue, with his party blamed for public embarrassment.
A good cough medicine praised for its efficacy in households and by a New York druggist. Druggist J. Goldsmith of Van Etten testifies to five years of satisfaction for customers and family use, noting effectiveness on ordinary coughs, colds, and post grippe coughs. Available from Mertz & Male, J. L. Kautzman, and Otis W. Smith.
Clinton resident Dr. G. Y. Salmon marked his 74th birthday Friday in Sedalia, with assistance from local friends and well wishers.
An old advertising claim touts Dr Hobbs Sparagus Pills as a cure for all kidney ills. The brief text suggests sample free and references Sterling Ramedoe in Chicago or New York.
The Hills travel toward Dresden for a roughly three week visit. Readers are urged that many illnesses stem from stomach issues and to try Dr Loyal Ford's Dyspepticide available at all druggists. F H Grubbs of Wetmore Tobacco Co. visited Smithton on Saturday.
B F Mouser a druggist in Chetopa Kansas says his store has the best sale on Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and Arlington Pharmacy offers it. The product claims to cure constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach trouble.
A twelfth son was born at the residence of former Senator Ryan in Brazilton Kansas a few days ago. The piece notes the Democratic majority in Crawford County and implies the outcome rests with Mr Ryan.
A dramatic bid for relief from constipation promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers pills. The ad asserts the pills remove the cause of troubles and credits W. E. Bard Drug Co as the distributor.
F. E. Tegler, organizer for the Royal Tribe of Joseph, travels to recruit new members. The effort targets expanding local enrollment as Butler plans to reach 120 members with instant insurance appeal attracting prospects.
Advertisement asserts headaches dizziness rheumatism indigestion and constipation can be cured by Rocky Mountain Tea from Madison Medicine Co. priced at 35 cents with instruction to ask your druggist.
Ben F. Clay Ed Clay and Isaac Farris of Sedalia, among the state’s best musicians, leave Saturday for Manitou Colorado to provide music at the Barker hotel for the summer. The Fayette Advertiser extends congratulations and best wishes for a delightful stay.
Advertisement claims lack of energy back ache and run down condition indicate kidney disorder and promotes Foleys Kidney Cure as restoring strength by making kidneys well. No substitutes.
The president pardons Charles W. Mussey, former cashier of the National Bank of Rutland Vermont, who was convicted last year of misappropriating bank funds and sentenced to seven years in the house of correction.
On June 19 neighbors gathered at his home to mark the County Assessor Geo W Stadalman’s improved condition. A grand feast followed with family friends and well wishes for a speedy recovery. Stadalman recently visited Lincoln for treatment and expects to resume duties.
William Woodard of Decatur Indiana says kidney disease troubled him for years and four one dollar bottles of FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE cured him. He recommends it to anyone with kidney trouble and notes it is sold by all druggists.
President Eliot announced at the Harvard alumni dinner that J P Morgan donated more than $1 000 000 for three of the five buildings planned for the Harvard medical school in Boston.
The Warrensburg Standard Herald reports Oklahoma Judge Wood recent relocation to Okmulgee Creek nation has earned a millionaire client and a growing reputation. In a separate case he earned a $500 fee, drawing praise from Warrensburg friends as his prosperity develops.
Superintendent Whiteford reports Sedalia offers a fine modern school system run well. He notes cordial citizens and a welcoming spirit that leaves visitors impressed by Sedalia’s high quality of Queen City citizenship and public spirit.
An old advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a tonic for the body and brain cleansing impurities. It claims by use you’ll be well and stay well and directs readers to ask their druggist.
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