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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1904
Page
2
A fragmented tale follows the enigmatic Woman in Red in Monte Carlo's casino and Riviera moonlit scenes. Her striking attire and rumored past draw attention, jealousy, and tragedy culminating in a dramatic murder, a public vigil, and a priest’s eerie grave-side reading.
Paris fashion notes predict early autumn styles with gray astrakhan and gray fox furs, green and brown palettes, and velvet brocade for evening wear. Silhouettes include mushroom hats, ruched taffeta details, cutaway coats, and velvet gowns, with a blend of Louis XIV XV and XVI influences anticipated.
A local Topeka, Kansas officer named C F Turgardoer endorses a kidney pill remedy. He writes that weeks of kidney trouble improved after using one box, noting symptoms diminished and health felt stronger. The ad promotes the product Duffotto New York as a sale item through a distributor.
An inquest notes a fringe religious group once at Purleigh in Knex driven away by locals then establishing a quiet branch at Boriton. Members, including women, are skilled boot and abow repairers, with nursing and sewing tied to a common fund. They claim a return to primitive Christianity and reject human law, upholding a doctrine of not being judged.
A fragmentary obituary-like notice hints that a Russian grand duke known by the initials K. I. may be the poet laureate celebrated as "KIL." It suggests he earned praise for poetry while grand dukes schemed for wealth, noting his rise to prestige in 1400 and subsequent leadership roles in the Academy of Sciences and Archaeological Society.
A fragmented item notes a pair of ewes or items dropping a pike into a fortune tolling machine and giving advice to marry. The readable text mentions a Chicago newspaper tone and a trial or rival reference, but details are unclear and garbled.
A patient recounts chronic stomach, back and head distress that medical treatment failed to ease. After switching to grape nuts and cereal, health improves, dreams calm, sleep returns, and sustained use becomes routine. The ad claims ten days reveal health, strength, and vigor and promotes the product from Pontnum Co Bottle Crook Michigan.
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