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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1904
Page
3
An article extolls Dr Willianne Lappond and his Pink Pills as a valued remedy for pale people and anemia. It cites a letter from Dr Lappond and a Rome endorsement by officials, claiming success in treating fatigue and weakness with the pills, marketed as a universal tonic.
The obituary notes the death at Herlin of Herbert Hixmarek who cared for his father’s vast paper collection. For five years he feared dipping into the archive's brine stones while scholars await word on who will inherit or continue the work. Prominent figures near Mellin Knowles and her husband press for access as plans for archiving and distribution are debated.
The marriage occurred at the bride’s parents home in Murrlebure Pa with Rev FC Similan of Williamaport officiating. Attending were classmates from Mount Ajry seminary.
A fragmented note credits J. La Welle of Manchester with introducing a banana plant in New England. The account describes an initial crop, then a misgrown plant and a series of unclear events leading to a final observation of continued growth. The readability is poor and many words are garbled.
Joseph McCauley of 144 Shoito St Chicago states his kidneys failed two years ago with back pain and fatigue. After four boxes of Donn's Kidney Pills he claims a complete permanent cure and urges others to use the remedy. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y is listed as the producer.
Fragmented Missouri items cover student union meetings at Wentminster and Felton colleges, arrests, races, university appointments, and political shifts. Notable names include Missouris John Mivghe on tree plantings and university staff changes, with elections and social events across the state.
Flammarion never shaves or cuts his own hair and stuffs pillows with shears. Miss Helen Gould cherishes a Raleigh sailors’ memento. Sir Henry Thompson, famed surgeon, advocated cremation and dieting. Rear Admiral Evans discussed a baseball etiquette. Juellen Harlan admired golf at Chevy Chase. Andrew Carnegie cares little for jewels and hosts at Slio Castle.
A garbled assemblage of quotes and snips from Chicago papers and others. The text lampoons headlines and ideas about fate, marriage, invention, wealth, and storytelling with satirical snaps. It reads like a collage of phrases rather than a coherent news item.
A quoted fragmentary text presents aphorisms from various thinkers. It blends observations on temptation, truth, character, and virtue attributed to Samuel, Seneca, Bronson Alcott, Macdonald, and others. The passage contrasts wealth versus self denial and valor with restraint.
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