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Advertisement column notes three inserts for twenty five cents each under headings like Wanted For Sale For Rent Lost and Found.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1899
Page
5
Advertisement column notes three inserts for twenty five cents each under headings like Wanted For Sale For Rent Lost and Found.
A thriving restaurant in the city is offered for sale by its owner who plans to leave town. The business, priced fairly, is advertised at Address X Y Z in care of SENTINEL.
A fragmentary listing notes a German perforred woman described as a good girl at a location on Gall with an address at 216 West Sixth Street. The readable text provides minimal context and specifics.
For Sale or Trade Solo acre farm in Clarke County Kansas. Call W E Goff 139 W Jefferson Sedalia for particulars.
Personal property description listing a late one set of black smith tools owned by R E Miller in Smithton Missouri.
Advert indicates a person named Girt seeks general housework assistance at 919 West Seventh.
A pleasant driving pony offered at a reduced price for quick sale. Located at the northeast corner of Tenth and Missouri avenue. ideal for light carriage work or beginners.
A reader declares Grain-O a superior health drink replacing coffee after a week’s use. She notes it nourishes the system and is safe for children, calling it a strengthening cereal beverage. Available in 5c and 25c packages from grocers.
An advertisement claims lung irritation leads to consumption and that Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey cures it. It promises strengthened lungs and that coughs or colds will settle there. Price is twenty five cents at all druggists.
The Chopin club will hold a regular session tomorrow at 4 PM. The program, arranged by the committee, features mandolin and guitar numbers by Marion and Pirkey, solos by Anita Sigman and Grace Lewis, duets by several pairs, and selections by Lillian, Edna Epperson, Celia Keller, and others, showcasing a mix of waltzes, marches, and folk tunes.
Local notices list patrons and social moves. Chas Pudry and E G White arrive in Sedalia from Tipton and Chicago respectively while many residents travel to St Louis Buffalo and Denver for visits and business.
Miss Viola Barnett daughter of Mr and Mrs R W Barnett and Mr George Kay of Phoenix Arizona will be married October 6 at the First Baptist church. Mr Kay is a ranchman and Miss Barnett a clerk at Grand Central. Mrs S F Jones and Corinne return from a visit in Marshall Boonville and Mexico.
Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease cures painful smarting feet and helps with growing nails and corns. It makes tight shoes feel easy and promises relief from sweating and tired feet. Sold by druggists and shoe stores, 25c by mail, trial package free from Allen 5 Olmsted Le Roy NY.
Tetter ecxema and skin diseases yield quickly to the marvelous healing qualities of Banner Salve made from a prescription of a skin specialist of world wide fame. 25c.
A special sale event at Lodge and Staley's features reduced prices on couches and lounge furniture. Shoppers can find discounted sofas and living room pieces during the promotional period.
Velvet edges collars come from Bowman and Dorn Lavndre. The note mentions a collaboration or product line connected to these names.
The note surveys unusual foods such as honey for children candy avoidance and Africa's locusts and white ants prepared boiled or in omelets. It recalls cooks and the cook's cap as a timeless symbol, then mentions hedgehog dishes in Rome and Italy and finally comments on snakes eaten around Genoa versus eels.
A mix of era trivia covers neuroscience, legal penalties, Luther’s sayings, rapid microbeads, human sprint limits, Paris exposition funding, and cycling popularity. It notes 2 000 years prison for offenses to Kaiser Wilhelm, Paris funds totaling 7 600 000 with 5 600 000 spent and 2 400 000 from Paris municipal sources, plus 1 300 000 state grant and 1 400 000 upcoming. It reports 3 500 000 American cyclists and widespread use of American and English bicycles in France with few local factories.
Charles recalls his father's caution on marriage while Isabel laments lengthy engagements. A new governess asks about the comparative and superlative of bad. Bertie quips bad worse dear as a joke.
John Wilson of Sweet Springs and his old time chum Dick Berry spent the day in town revisiting past days and memories.
Advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure provides a safe sure remedy for kidney trouble with a guarantee or refund. It presents a promotional message emphasizing reliability and customer satisfaction.
Ernest Faulhaber of St Louis spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs GL Faulhaber.
The Eagle Eye Salve is advertised to aid weak eyes and sore lids, sold by all dealers for 25 cents. The ad asserts sharp vision for users and promotes the product under the eagle symbol.
Active and trusted person wanted to work for locally Liberal salary guaranteed. Good chance for advancement. No capital required. For full information address Shepp Company, 1031 1033 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Penn.
The Sentinex promises rapid execution of all kinds of job work at the lowest prices, with a business address at Corn er Fourth and Lamine.
The advertisement states peaceful untroubled sleep after using Eclipse Mosquito Chaser and promotes Servant-Harker Drug Co. and Lougan's Sedalia Steam Laundry offering Ivory-like finishes and completed work.
A compact note lists Missouri Melons now served at the Candy Palace with a contact tel 218.
A fragment notes a product named Eclipse Mosquito Chaser and claims mosquitoes cannot exist in the same room. It references Servant Harker Drug Co and Fleischmann's Pharmacy and mentions an ice cream soda priced at 5 cents.
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