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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1903
Page
6
A Cooking Club guide presents methods for making sandwiches using day old bread and precise slicing. Recipes include Olive Sandwiches with mayonnaise, Olive and Nut, Nut and Date, Nut and Fig, Protose, Nuttolene, Lettuce and Nut, and variations with buttered bread and marmalade.
Remove fat from a three pound rump steak and make a slit without severing edges. Fill with stuffing, tie ends, brush with butter, flour, and bake in a tin with drippings. Baste frequently, uncover near end to brown. Serve with mushroom sauce and horseradish garnish.
A local notice notes Florinella Cream priced at fifty cents available at Arlington Pharmacy in Dampville Missouri. The column then lists residents traveling for family visits, farm losses from lightning, illness recoveries, livestock movements, social events, and community happenings in surrounding towns.
Classified notices show rooms with board for two, a girl for house work four miles from town, piano for sale or trade, a boy with horse for a paper route, eight-person rooming accommodations for fair week, and furnished rooms for rent with inquiries at local addresses and a barbershop.
Local advertisement offers a fresh stock of groceries for sale at a prime location. Seller will consider a substantial part payment in trade for a good team. Reason given as pursuing another business. Address listed as J. D. care Sentinel.
Help wanted advertisement from Kemper Military School Boonville Missouri seeks a steady man to perform general cooking duties with steady employment and good wages.
J C Wilcox a carpenter lists patchwork repairs and fence work with residence at 617 Wilkerson Street and phone number 812 two rings detailing local services in a brief advertisement.
Greatly reduced rates announced for summer resort trips to the North and East. Inquiries directed to the nearest Katy agent or writing George Morton G P A M K T Ry St Louis Mo for details and addresses.
A promotional item invites readers to enjoy seasonal trips to Atlantic seashore resorts. It notes tickets sold at the railroad station via the Lehigh Valley line and mentions a descriptive booklet available by request. Contact C. C. Lawson for private loans and Bell Telephone 467 is listed.
Mrs C E Ring of Lima Ohio writes that after a year of extreme nervousness insomnia and pain she used Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and now is permanently cured. Her daughter also recovered from St Vitus dance after eight bottles. She praises the remedies and notes all druggists sell the first bottle.
Beginning August 1 the Katy Flyer will run between St. Louis and San Antonio via its own rails. The train carries through sleepers to Mexico City San Antonio and Galveston with reclining chair cars to Galveston and San Antonio. Tickets from George Morton G P and T A M K T Ry St Louis Mo.
Advert says a vitalized Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is gentle on the stomach in hot weather and benefits invalids with weak lungs impure blood pale cheeks and rundown constitutions. Offers a free trial bottle by mail from OZOMULLION FOOD CO Pine Street New York with 10 cents postage.
Boies Bros and Co lists Missouri and Kansas properties for sale or exchange. Items include 153 acres in Johnson County Missouri priced at 30 per acre with 1750 encumbrance, 1120 acres with 100 cattle and 15 horses in Clark County Kansas, and cash price of 8000 for the Kansas land. Also offers 640 acres upland prairie near Garden City for 1500, alfalfa ranch in Arkansas Valley for 16 per acre, 500 acres cultivated, and other exchange opportunities for Sedalia homes.
A foot powder promises relief for swollen hot tired feet and aching sensations. It claims to soothe sweating feet blisters corns and bunions and makes tight shoes comfortable. Sold by druggists and shoe dealers for 25 cents with a free package offer from Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
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