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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1904
Page
3
Fragmented ad style passage claims kidney remedies remove poisons and water from the body. Mentions Dr Doan and a nationwide trial like advertisement with prices and mail offers from distributors in New York.
Dr Wchard Strong, director of Protostent laborstory in Manila, notes the Philippines annual report warns yellow fever may enter via ships and crews from the Manila area if quarantine fails. Mosquito vectors and infected vessels could spread to Honolulu Guam Hongkong and Philippine Islands. Also, Levi Collins estate sale funds a funeral, and a curious note on brick relics from the Old Me hone era and a Jap sentiment shift.
A Newark judge valued a boy at 6000 dollars and a girl at zero after a rail accident involving a father and son. The judge mused that a woman may become a breadwinner while a man would be one, reflecting dated views. The Duluth Herald reported the curious, contested sums and social commentary common to the era.
A European trip and long hospital care failed to ease a man’s five year struggle with dyspepsia. After trying Chicago doctors, he turned to Postum cereal, avoided coffee and greasy foods, and gradually recovered. He credits Postum with restoring his health and invites others to try it, noting a preference for Postum over coffee and mentioning The Road to Wellville.
In Missouri a tangle surrounds Elijah Dowle of Zion City amid a contested will of Idaac Husleh. Reports allege Dowle influenced others to siphon away fortunes, including a Milan resident, with claims of an $80,000 estate and a $25,000 late-asset inventory. The saga touches Milan Sulivan County and Joplin social circles, while local legal witnesses and executors navigate uncertain outcomes. The piece also notes regional crime, farm disputes, and election updates shaping the state.
Prominent claims assert catarrh causes kidney trouble and that Peruna cures both. The ad urges readers to seek Dr. Hartman’s guidance at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio, promising testimonials and a remedy that removes the disease’s underlying cause.
A garbled OCR passage mentions a nonconservative member of parliament Jost SIO at Weiree and references what might have happened to a Wiel in Philadelphia, with unclear context and several misspellings.
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