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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1901
Page
7
An advertising pitch extols Omega Oil as a remedy for tired and aching backs. It urges nightly rubbing for a week or two, warns against heavy strain during treatment, notes some long standing cases may resist, and claims new cases respond best. The ad emphasizes patience and consistent use.
Sir Thomas Lipton, famed English grocer nobleman and yacht challenger, now aims at securing America's Tea Cups with stronger odds. He promotes his Big Four blends Ceylon and India Blended and Formosa Oolong as premier offerings.
M. T. Bouldin recovered a ring lost on Ohio street over a year ago and had to replevin it before reclaiming possession. The notice ends with an advertisement for Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents from W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Charlie Dobel left Monday for La Junta Colorado where he has accepted a position in machine shops. C. W. Lynch of Winchester Indiana writes that Folly's Honey and Tar saved his boy from membranous croup after the first dose brought relief and continued use brought him out of danger. All druggists.
M. H. Morris, a real estate dealer, made a business trip to Lamonte on Monday.
Summer Hill resident A. J. Snell feared stomach pains would spoil a party but used Chamberlains Colic Cadera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Two doses cured him and let him enjoy the event. The remedy is sold by all druggists.
Mrs. G A Cohen returns from Keokuk Iowa. The ad notes that a torpid liver and irregular bowels cause impurities and eruptions and promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as safe pills that stimulate the liver without griping or distress.
W. C. Knight and his wife of Boonville were guests of the Huckins on Monday, sharing a social visit and conversation.
Max Steckle a night operator at L. E. and W. depot Noblesville Indiana leaped from his chair and chased the southbound Lake Erie passenger train catching the rear coach bell cord and stopping the train just outside the city as a northbound Panhandle freight approached. He earned a letter of praise from Superintendent Bunsen and likely promotion for quick decisive action.
Claims catarrh is constitutional, not local, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as the solution. Notes internal dosage, blood and mucus action, and a stated $100 reward for any uncured case, with distribution through druggists at 75 cents. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills.
An advertisement lists items including handkerchiefs priced from 10c to 1.50 and fancy candies using pure materials at Walch's, located at 214 Ohio Street and the Boston store location.
Due to drought and crop failure, Dr T T Major and Son announce limited time dental work at reduced rates. Full set teeth, gold fillings, amalgam and cement fillings, gold and Logan crowns, and bridge work are emphasized with a focus on painless extractions and warranted service. Office at 4100% street opposite the courthouse with prices listed.
Public notice advertises a refined selection of wines and liquors guaranteed pure at family-friendly prices. Wholesale and Family Store at 115 West Second Street promotes holiday gifts and fireside cheer with two-phone service.
Property listed includes an 80 acre residential farm west of the city and a 140 acre tract 61% miles southwest of Sedalia for a residence exchange. An 84 acre parcel near Forest Park is also offered for cheap land. All listings promote inexpensive deals.
A renowned heating store at F. Taylor Cain's drops its price from 40 to 29 dollars. The reduction has stepped down by one dollar daily for eleven days and will continue at one dollar per day until the stock is sold.
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