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Newspaper

Lexington Gazette

Location

Lexington, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1908

Page

5

Incredible Cure for Severe Eczema in Child

Mrs Lily Hedge recounts her son Owen suffering from all over eczema from age three months. Despite doctors and many treatments, his condition worsened until raw skin covered much of his body. After trying Cuticura ointment and Resolvent Pills, his skin healed and he is declared cured. London date and address included.

Owen Omang Lily Hedge Veughas Road Idharbour Lane Camblewell Green Ty Jan Cutiara Costyne Lennon Capetown Drug & Cher Chess Oscar Littleton Lynchburg Carr Rufus Amis Virgilina TE. M. Blair Exiiter N.C. Chrivtita Greensboro N.C Elluard A. D Rocky Maat

Railway Beautification At Stations And Streetside

The article highlights railroad efforts to beautify right of way and stations with parks phlox hydrangeas and blue grass sodding to curb erosion and improve drainage It also discusses street design urging narrower roadways and balanced sidewalks to reduce dirt noise and maintenance costs It notes Broek Holland as the cleanest town praised for its tidy houses gardens and streets and peasant residents culture

Pennsylvania Moody's Magazine Long Island Railroad Los Angeles Times Broek Holland

No clear event headline in clipped text

The fragmentary OCR quotes a Philadelphia Press line about Burroughs and payment, plus snatches of commentary from Sydney Bulletin and a personal note about marriage, offering no coherent news item or identifiable figures for a full summary.

Water and Witness by Jacob's Well in Samaria

This commentary on John 4 portrays Jesus weary at Jacob's well in Sychar, revealing living water and the Messiah to the Samaritan woman. It stresses witnessing by the Spirit, belief in Christ as savior, and the call to spiritual fruitfulness beyond daily needs.

Israel Sychar Josh Jacob Joseph Jesus John Eden Earth Nicodemus Us & D. Gordon Messiah Christ Andrew Simon Philip Nathanael Paul

The Old Folks Matrimonial Exchange Ends In Marriage

An elderly woman visits Philander Shanks to propose a scheme pairing lonely seniors for companionship and marriage. Shanks offers to fund a starter for a formal exchange, but the plan is interrupted when he discovers the woman is Darmida Spinney. they marry instead as Rosalind Houting.

Philander Shanks Mr. Shanks Evelng Exchange Salnnes D. A. Spinney Mr. Shonts Spinney Kit Phil Philander Rosalind Houton

Emerson Quote on Oppression and Perseverance

The excerpt praises resilience against state and social oppression with lines about lashings, burning books, and whips turning on tyrants. It contrasts this with stories of peril in the northern frontier and the hunger of Australian solitude. It ends with a joke about a politician and a lawyer named Cleveland Loader.

Roosevelt urges govt aid to keep farm youth from cities

The piece discusses President Roosevelt's call for cooperative state federal action to make farm life more attractive. It cites improvements like telephone links rural malls and trolley lines, and urges town farmers to join local business groups and social clubs to retain rural young people and strengthen communities.

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Fraud Order Targets Puzzle Contest Publisher Hopkins Publishing

A post office fraud order blocks Hopkins Publishing and Elis Publishing from using the mails for cheap puzzle contest papers. Winners paid a dollar for subscriptions and to cover mailing costs, while prizes were not worth a dollar. The scheme drew money away from small towns and districts, prompting government action and warnings about similar scams.

Post Office Department Hopkins Publishing Company Elis Publishing Company New York City United States Abraham Lincoln

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