Crandall and Andrews Hunt at Lake Tebo
O A Crandall and L P Andrews hunted Thursday at Lake Tebo the big reservoir. Blood infection warns that a cut can become serious without proper treatment. Dr Bell s Anti Pain advertised as a remedy for pain.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1900
Page
2
O A Crandall and L P Andrews hunted Thursday at Lake Tebo the big reservoir. Blood infection warns that a cut can become serious without proper treatment. Dr Bell s Anti Pain advertised as a remedy for pain.
Col Wisker urges readers to plant potatoes after the cool snap and to treat seed eyes with flour of sulphur to reduce scab. He cites a method using air tight storage with brimstone fumes and notes good results. He also praises Jerusalem artichokes as cheap stock feed and tasty when prepared, sharing personal yields and recommendations for local growers.
A dairyman in Albany sought a doctor for a very sick child with croup and bought Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to ease the wait. The child soon improved, and the family urged neighbors to use the remedy. Also notes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and warns against counterfeit products.
For sale is a five room house with a well improved lot in the west part of town. Will trade for lots or acre property in suburbs. Apply to 613 S. Ohio.
A brief medical note asserts disease may be overcome with prompt treatment. It warns against neglect and emphasizes timely medical attention for the overworked and infirm.
Rev E B Slape of Robinson Kansas reports rapid relief from La Grippe after using Dr Miles Nervine. He describes sleepless and anxious symptoms improving within hours and eight bottles curing the nervous trouble, with a sales claim and a free booklet offer from the Dr Miles Medical Company.
George J. Shelton of Windsor is a guest at Kaiser's while a letter from E Presson of Presson ville Kans praises FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR as the very best medicine for la grippe colds and coughs. A. S. McGowan.
Joseph Wronker of Marshall Missouri attended a Kaiser event as a guest. The article notes his presence alongside other visitors from the area.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a blood cleansing candy that stirs the liver and clears pimples boils blotches and a bilious complexion. It markets the product as a beauty aid priced at ten cents to fifty cents with guaranteed satisfaction.
Mrs. H. P. Kruse departed on the noon train Thursday to visit Jefferson City, marking a brief journey for personal reasons.
An advertisement urges customers to try Grain-O, a grain based drink that mimics the mocha java flavor without coffee risk. It claims broad child and adult suitability, easy on delicate stomachs, and notes a price of 4 for coffee and 25 cents per package with wide grocery availability.
A. C. Boggs of Iowa Paint Mfg in Ft. Dodge is in the city visiting cousin J. K. Tuttle. Eugene J. Hall says FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR restored his voice before a Chicago lecture at Central Music Hall. A. S. McGowan,
Testimonies tout FOYEL'S HONEY AND TAR and Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as cures for coughs and la grippe. Advertisements mention 50 cent bottles, druggists selling the products, and a no cure no pay offer.
Es Johns sr returned from a hunting trip down the High line on Wednesday evening. He cites Kodol Dyspepsia Care used in his family for immediate relief and praises its efficacy. Capt E W Stevens made a trip to Smithton on Thursday.
He advertises as the nation’s leading specialist in cures for many diseases. The ad claims his system can restore health with no consultation charge and lists office hours and address in Sedalia Missouri. It emphasizes broad fame and prior patients returning in vigor.
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