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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1904
Page
3
A fragmentary column blends an art critic's note on Frederic Remington sketches of a cowboy nicknamed Hie sumone with a tangential report on Japanese brain studies. The piece links a Remington encounter with a broader discussion of intellect and artistry across cultures, interspersed with garbled market and livestock data.
A historical discuss of how the tongue reveals digestive and systemic health. It describes tongue coatings, fur, color, and texture changes tied to stomach, liver, and nervous system states, fevers, typhoid, and nerve weakness, with notes on various patterns signaling specific illnesses.
A health note urges keeping windows slightly open at night to refresh air and prevent rebreathing vitiated air. It warns closed rooms trap poison from lungs and suggest bed coverings, airing daily, and avoiding strong drafts while maintaining warmth for winter vitality.
Sedalia readers are invited to view St Louis Clothing Company's display of fall and winter attire at corner Second and Ohio. Sweringen & Co advertise groceries and other offerings while Sedalia’s Conservator subscription details and employment notices appear. Local leaders including Rev P M Mack and Dr J M Harris push to organize a K of P Lodge amid miscellaneous ads and notices.
A local bakery advertises DELICIOUS ERESH home made bread and urges customers to ask for Walch's Bread. The note also highlights its leading role in producing ice cream.
A notice locates a physician and surgeon based at 116 West Mair Street in Sedalia Missouri. The entry notes professional practice in the local medical field with address details for correspondence or visits.
The Sedalia Weekly Conservator launches a 40 day subscription special to reach a thousand homes by March first. For one dollar the year readers in Central Missouri can receive the paper, touted as progressive and up to date. Solicitors are wanted in every town. address 164 Main Street, Sedalia, Missouri.
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