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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1905
Page
2
A fragmented retrospective from Sedalia Weekly Conservator discusses appendicitis myths and medical practice. It references surgeons of fame, cases misdiagnosed via flawed methods, and debates on the correct use of surgery and anesthesia in an era of evolving medical beliefs.
Fragmented OCR depicts a presidential campaign rally scene with references to Secretary Shaw, Attorney General Mongy, Secretary Taft, and Secretary Morton. The garbled lines describe a public event at the White House and the campaigning effort, mentioning campaign tactics and political figures in a period-tinged tone.
Murcy ar Wyman of San Francisco defended the freedom of the city after an assault during a New York World of Interest event. She resisted a man who grabbed her collar and dragged her across a bench, while another suspect reportedly threatened a bystander. Authorities charge two individuals with whollifting as details emerge from the chaotic scene.
Congress member Southard of Ohio introduced a bill in the house to charter and fund the Missouri Central railroad. It would connect Howe and Saline counties with a bridge near Charter, running from the river to the city of Gladwon and plan a line across the state. The project, described as the world’s largest electric railway enterprise, aims to reach 120 miles with a central hub in Kansas City and would involve construction and capital details debated in Washington.
Fragmentary OCR shows letters praising Peruana as a cure for varied ailments including constipation rheumatism and throat issues. Testimonies claim long term relief and gratitude to the medicine with address hints from Independence Missouri and Sanborn Minnesota locales.
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