Omega Oil for Stiff Joints and Machinery
An old adage compares stiff joints to mechanical parts. It recommends Omega Oil plus massage to improve blood flow, loosen stiffness, and keep the body well oiled to maintain good running order.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1902
Page
7
An old adage compares stiff joints to mechanical parts. It recommends Omega Oil plus massage to improve blood flow, loosen stiffness, and keep the body well oiled to maintain good running order.
P Brandt recer Cu promotes Golden Roast Coffee as a morning staple priced at 25 cents per pound. It claims stronger flavor with less bitterness than cheaper coffees, asserting a unique blend yields more cups per pound and resists rankness. The company warns against imitators.
An old advertisement touts fruits, candies, and ice cream as the city’s largest assortment. It lists Avansino’s Fresh Oysters at 224 Ohio St and a dental service offering fillings, crowns, and extractions with delivery and warrantied work at 410 Ohio Street opposite the courthouse.
Stevens Livery Barn at 209 South Osage Street offers first class work while you wait with prompt service and telephone number 167 for appointments.
Mrs Fred Head arrived from St Louis this morning to visit Miss Harriet Gold, who resides at 211 West Seventh Street.
Mrs. L. E. Christian arrived home in Ashland Missouri this morning after a visit.
An advertisement promotes Botanic Blood Balm as a remedy for blood poison and cancer like ulcers, bone pains, scrofula, and persistent sores. It claims to drain poisons from the system, heal sores, and build up the body, with a free trial offer and a $1 bottle price. It boasts over 3000 testimonials and pure botanical ingredients.
D H Smith made a business trip to Clinton today. The visit focused on meetings and local engagements with potential partners.
An advertisement promotes De Witts Little Early Risers as a cure for biliousness and constipation. M. B. Smith of Butternut Michigan praises the pills as the most satisfactory he ever took noting they do not gripe or cause nausea.
Carl Harter departed this morning for a business trip to the south to meet clients and oversee dealings.
Former city police judge J. W. Burress has joined the Famous clothing store now in its new quarters at the northeast corner of Ohio and Second streets, formerly Bank of Commerce. He invites friends to visit and see him there. Arlington delivers prescriptions and runs want column.
New York April 7. Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt widow of Cornelius seeks to trademark and copyright the title Mrs Vanderbilt to secure exclusive use and transfer rights for her name. The plan faces legal limits since copyright rules bar individual names unless used as a commercial trademark.
One dose costs one cent and 35 doses cost 35 cents with a guarantee of cure if taken under a physician's supervision from Madison Medicine Co of Madison Wisconsin. The ad promotes home treatment and a physician oversight option for Rocky Mountain Tea.
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