Favorite Prescription for Nursing Mothers and Women
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for nursing mothers and women with weakness, offering relief from headaches, backaches, pelvic issues, and irregular menses. It touts glycerin extracts and plain-English ingredients, inviting readers to request a free booklet for more details and endorsing its safety and superiority over substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Pierce
RB. V. Pierca
Butato N
Local Briefs Dated Inconsistent Kansas City Visits
Ben Steele spent Sunday in Kansas City while D. T. Bogie was there yesterday. Beard relieves inflammation and soothes skin ailments such as sores and bruises. Pine salve Carbolizer priced at 25 cents, sold by W Looms. Drummons and Marquis were in Odessa Saturday. Will Groves of Kansas City visited relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Looms
Drummons
Marquis
Odessa
Will Groves
Kansas City
Liver complaint cure ad and local notices
An ad touts Ballard's Herbine as a cure for constipation dyspepsia indigestion sick headache biliousness and all liver stomach and bowel troubles sold by Crenshaw Young. The notices report Mrs Delia Crowder leaving Saturday for a trip to Amsterdam Missouri and Mrs M T Kelley traveling to Higginsville on Monday for a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Crenshaw & Young
Delia Crowder
Amsterdam
M. T. Kelley
Higginsville
Ready for service Poland hoars and gifts near prairie church
A brief notice from near Prairie church references service readiness and gifts connected to A. P. Young. The fragmented text lists a date 4-16 and mentions a bee event, suggesting a local church gathering or fundraiser. Names and specifics are limited by the readable OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Prairie Church
A. P. Young
Carter Couple Back From Kansas City Visit
Mr and Mrs W F Carter returned from Kansas City Sunday evening. Misses Da and Tillie Dammann stopped by Sunday to visit relatives in Concordia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Kansas City
Tillie Dammann
Concordia
Dr King’s New Discovery cures dissapointment to a boy
A Springfield NC merchant, Geo EF Blevens, urged by two doctors, claimed dire prognosis for his son with consumption. After using Dr King’s New Discovery, the boy recovered fully in three weeks. The ad touts the medicine as infallible for coughs and lung diseases, priced 50c and 1.00, with a free bottle offer. Also notes brief local social mentions of visits from Z Wright and Mrs Laura Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. EF. Blevens
Springfield
N.C
Dr. King
Mr. Blevens
Earth
Eatla
Crenshaw & Young
Cross of Honor applications open for Confederate veterans
Southern Cross of Honor and related crosses may be secured through the Custodian or President of a UY. D. C. Chapter under current rules. Time to apply is limited and Lexington’s Sterling Price Chapter will assist. Contact Mra C T Ryland Custodian Mre G W Hyde Pree Mra M Poage Bec Lexington Mo for details. Mrs P Coen returned to Hewstonia after a short trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UY. D. C
Sterling Price
Lexington
Mra
G. W. Hyde
M. Poage
Bec
Local remedies and travels noted in Pittsfield column
Attorney N H Brown touts Dr King s New Life Pills as reliable family medicine for chills constipation biliousness and headaches. Pineules claimed to aid kidney disorders with 1.00 size offering double quantity. Beesparative Cough Syrup promoted for coughs colds and bronchial issues. Mentions of Dr E C Gordon travel to Lamar Mo and local visits by A Keith Nadine Lola Frazier Rachel Andreen Martha Littlejohn Mattie and others with Loomis and Slaughter families cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Brown
Pittsfield
Dr. King
Creashaw & Young's
E. C. Gordon
Lamar
A. Keith
Nadine
Columbia
C. W. Lwomis
A Lexington Baby Show and Vermifuge Promotion
A local notice highlights a baby show with remarks that the healthiest infant wins. It promotes White's Cream Vermifuge to prevent worms, priced at 20 cents and sold by Crenshaw & Young. Also mentions Springfield visitors Mr and Mrs W R Humphreys and other local notes including Conkey's Roup Cure, a fowl medicine, Leroy Farmer, and Delia Crowder's travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenstiaw & Young
Conkey
Leroy Farmer
Dandruff Remedies and Local Notices Collide in Short Column
A motley page shows medicinal claims for Zeo and Woods Liver Medicine, with local sales by C. W. Loomis. It also records visitors and travels of Mr and Mrs E W Flournoy and Karleen, Mrs B A Schooling, and Herbert Heinkead, plus a kitchen fire alarm at H W MacNeel home and routine business trips to Sedalia and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeo
Zemo
W. Rose Medicine Co
St. Louis
Lexington
C. W. Loomis
H. W. MacNeel
Woods Liver Medicine
Herbert Heinkead
Amarilla
Texas
H. M. Lissack
Concordia
Detecting Counterfeits Through Familiarity With The Genuine
A National Magazine piece explains that detectives recognize fakes by deep study of the real article. Bank tellers detect deviations as they quickly spot slight pattern breaks in genuine notes, guiding training to focus on authentic details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Magazine
Boy hides kitten in brush pile to impress parents
Four year old Clarence, living in the suburbs with a cat and kittens, hides the kitten in a brush pile while playing with a neighbor’s child. He retrieves the mother cat and returns with the kitten, carrying both home in triumph. neighbors witness the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Queen Adelaide's Humble Funeral Wishes Revealed
The article reproduces Queen Adelaide's pious directions for her funeral. She requests a quiet ceremony without pomp, to be conveyed to St George's Chapel Windsor, carried by gallors, to be laid to rest in daylight and in peace, free from royal vanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
William IV
St. George's Chapel
Windsor
Andree
Hard Life of Arctic Sealer
Arctic sealers endure a hard life beyond hurried ice work and fierce finishes. Dense fogs with a rasp of cold, cruel blizzards, and persistent gales bring constant misery. Snow, rain, and dampness sap crew strength and test stout constitutions.
Whistling Sign of Contempt Sparks Moroccan Clash
A Moroetan tribesman’s whistle provoked a conflict near Casablanca as French troops worked on a railway. The chieftain claimed “giaours are laughing,” sparking a wild reaction with Arabs mounting horses and charging the locomotive site before calm was restored by rifle-fire whistling.
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Casablanca
Bobby's Unfortunate Delay
A five year old boy, dressed by his mother in fine clothes, resists joining a boys fight. He protests that he was not ready and accuses a peer of waiting on him, prompting the mother to threaten punishment.
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Bobby
Bob
Doelineator
Sometimes Mora. Reforming pianos and boys in jest
A fragmented remark contrasts reforming a New York professor with reforming pianos and boys. The speaker jokes that some pianos need reforming as much as bad boys do, implying a playful comparison without clear action or outcome.
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Mora
New York
Miss Neil Ewing Sanderson Recital At Lexington College
Miss Sanderson delivered a highly praised postgraduate piano recital in Lexington college chapel on Monday evening amid adverse weather. The audience filled the chapel, reflecting strong local support from friends in town. The program featured Beethoven, Bach, Chopin, Schumann, and a Tausig transcription, with Sanderson showing marked improvement, confidence, and musicality, especially in heavier works. Mrs. Sally Osler accompanied and provided soprano interludes with Franz, La Forge, and Goring Thomas selections, adding to the recital’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Ewing Sanderson
Lexington College Chapel
Misa Sanderson
Miss Sanderson
Heethoven
Ludebuehl
Bach
Kansas City
Osker
Franz
la Forge
Goring Thomas
Gale Wrecks Roofs in Lexington Churches
A strong Easter Sunday gale battered Lexington causing major roof damage to the Christian church with about a third blown off on the east side and a quarter on the west. Interior damage from last night rain followed a roof portion coming off during service. The Elks Home roof also suffered a break but was quickly repaired. No other damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Christian Church
Elks
K C Southeastern Proposal To Build Electric Road
Lexington business men heard Kansas City Southern Traction attorney Judge George P Norton explain a plan to run an electric line from Lexington to Pittaville via Odessa linking with a main line under construction. The city would provide a $46 000 bonus and secure the right of way. No action was taken. Commercial Club will consider it soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Kansas City Southeaster Traction Company
George P. Norton
Court House
Pittaville
Odessa
Commercial Club
Runaways Caught Near Richmond by City Officers
Frances and Calfe McCullum ages 15 and 13 ran away from home on Thursday and reached the city begging for food and shelter. Officer Gaffin arrested them in old town and locked them in the city hall dining room. They stated a quarrel with their married sister prompted their departure. Richmond authorities notified. sheriff and constable retrieved them Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Calfe McCullum
Richmond
Gaffin
Old Town
Mr. Gaffig
City Hall
River Inspection Tour Proposes Bar Removal
The Steamer James B McPherson under Capt Shultz of the corps of engineers arrived from Kansas City for a river inspection tour and to consult with citizens from towns along the river. Lexington seeks removal of the bar at foot of Tenth Street and Capt Shultz promised to recommend a $25,000 expenditure for that purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. McPherson
Shultz
Corps of Engineers
Kansas City
Lexington
Tenth Street
New Photograph Gallery Opens at Love Studio
A. B. Bullard opens a photograph gallery in the Love studio offering all kinds of photo work at reasonable prices. Call and see the studio at 3026 for services and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love Studio
A. B. Bullard
Central College President Preaches at Kansas City Church
President G. M. Gibson of Central college preached at Central Methodist church in Kansas City in Rev P H Line's absence. Six hundred Third Regiment members attended in uniform while the regimental band played special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Gibson
Central College
Central Methodist Church of
Kansas City
P. H. Line
Third Regiment
Notable Visits Mentioned in Kansas City Trip
Miss Ella Nickell spent Sunday in Kansas City. John Keating visited in Kansas City Sunday. Morris Gordon of Jefferson Cley was here Sunday. Mrs. Ella White returned Sunday evening from a brief visit in Higginsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Walker
Higgineville
Selma Woshlecker
Ella Nickell
Kansas City
John Keating
Morris Gordon
Jefferson Cley
Ella White
Higginsville
Wentworth Steams Past Westport in Big Victory
Wentworth soldiers crushed Westport High School baseball 25 to 8 in a Saturday game. Hurley pitched steady for the cadets as Westport committed numerous errors and showed little resistance in a lopsided prep contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Kansas City
Wentworth
Westport Gang
Kans City visits and sales noted on Sunday
Lilburn Cole of Kansas City was here Sunday Cecil Morris spent Sunday in Kansas City Miss Nancy Wright visited in Kansas City Sunday Rhode Island time noted for red cockrels for sale Mrs G H Logan Miss Meta Pirner of Kansas City was here Sunday
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Lilburn Cole
Kansas City
Cecil Morris
Nancy Wright
G. H. Logan
Meta Pirner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ben Steele
D. T. Bogie
Z. W. Wright
Waterloo
Laura Page
Southern Cross of Honor
Micsea Lola Frazier
Rachel Andreen
Eveniow
Aigginerilie
Martha Littlejohn
Mattie
Kansas
W. Loomis
J. W. Smith
Chillicothe
Frank Slaughter
Ma. W. R. Humphreys
Dave Profit
Sandruff
E. W. Flournoy
Karleen
Sedalia
Robert Taubman
Gon
J. M
A. Schooling
D. A. Ruebel
F. T. Gixand
Miss Blache
L. Long
Cash Grocer
Buy
K. C. Southeastern
New Photograph Gallery
Ayer
Aleshe
Beanie
Aver's
J.C. Aver Co
Lowell, Maas
Gegg's
Throat
Dallas, Ft. Worth
Houston
Galveston
San Antonio
VIA
Missouri
Pazifi
Iron Mountain
Loomis
Rhode I
New
Alton
Night Express
Chicago
S. A. Vermillion
Higginsville, Mo
Kodel
Lt Ld
Dewitt & Co., & CO
Crenshaw & Young's
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