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Seneca Mills
Seneca Falls, NY - CartLegger - Wednesday, August 12th, 2009 : goo
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Franny Wentzel: 12th Aug 2009 - 02:24 GMT
'Seneca' is where the phrase 'snake oil' is derived from. Petroleum that bubbled up from the ground was bottled and sold under the name 'Seneca Oil' for medicinal purposes. Eventually the name got corrupted to 'snake oil'.
Peter: 13th Aug 2009 - 13:09 GMT
nice photo, dude. cant wait to see more from your trip!
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