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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1902
Page
7
A compact notice lists dandruff treatment and beauty products including hair curling liquid facial blemish products superfluous hair wart mole and corn remedies. It promotes a true skin tone facial cream complexion beautifier and tan and freckle lotion with a free consultation offered.
An old classified style advertisement touts a patent medicine called The Gensine priced at 35 cents. It claims to cure back pain indigestion bowels bladder weakness and promotes beauty vitality and household energy for Grandpa father mother and children. It emphasizes universal efficacy and family wellbeing presented in a period voice.
The Flemish oak finish on wooden candle sticks appears in simple heavy designs aimed at libraries and rooms with dark furniture and bright rugs. Critics say they fail the principle of art as applied to use by not suiting the intended purpose.
Grand Trunk Railway System releases a new summer tourist folder and related descriptive literature. Available on application to George W. Vaux A G P T A 135 Adams Street Chicago.
Fresh oysters are now prepared to be served at Robinson's new European hotel, occupying the former Pehl's stand, offering an elegant dining option.
Dr George A Major successor to Dr T T Major and Son offers limited time low prices for dental work in Alva at 410 Ohio Street opposite the courthouse. Full set of teeth eight dollars, gold fillings one dollar and up, gold and platina fillings seventy five cents, amalgam fillings fifty cents, cement fillings six cents, gold crowns six dollars, Logan crowns four dollars. Bridge work a specialty and painless extraction promised with all work warrantied.
Miss Bertha Hawkins visits Mrs. Kate Hawkins and family in Littlefield. Ads urge One Minute Cough Cure for lingering summer colds. Railway excursion tickets go on sale September 16 23 to Ohio Indiana with round trip plus two dollars and thirty day limit. October 2 3 4 5 to five states with November 38 1902 limit. Red Cross Ball Blue recommended. Katy hospital treat for Bert Hull wrenched back. Rocky Mountain Tea promoted.
A Missouri Pacific firefighter is hospitalized in St. Louis with an abscess on his left hand.
Readable fragments describe a short notice item or brief record with a few names and a place. The content is sparse and lacks clear actions or outcomes but suggests a transactional or promotional note from a local page.
The Nebraska-Colorado Express now leaves Kansas City at 9:35 p m and arrives Denver 3:15 p m next day, three hours quicker. Morning Denver Express departs 10:40 a m with through Colorado excursions via Scenic Colorado. Also an ad for Kodol digestive aid with testimonial from Rev J H Holladay of Holladay Mississippi and W E Bard Drug Co.
An advertising notice from Burlington Northern Pacific outlines time-saving travel prompts for the upper Northwest. It invites readers to describe proposed trips to receive quotes and free printed materials, listing R. H. Crozier TPA in Kansas City and executives L. W. Wakely Howard Elliott in St. Louis.
Queen City Implement at 214 East Second Street advertises standard mowers rakes hay loaders and presses for sale to farmers and landscapers through its storefront inventory and local ads.
Leo Bloess made a business trip to Warrensburg today. Mrs. W H Graffis left this morning for Warrensburg to visit for a few days with T Murray Reed and wife.
Describes popular European tourist resorts accessible via the Grand Trunk Railway. Copies of descriptive pamphlets and rates are available from George W. Vaux A. G. P. and T. A. at 135 Adams Street Chicago.
Retail notice urges keeping yellow clothes white with Red Cross Ball Blue. Mentions large 2 oz. package sold by all grocers for 5 cents.
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