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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1920
Page
2
The Lexington Intelligencer announces weekly issues edited by A W Alien with subscription terms set at 81.50 per year payable monthly in advance. The newspaper is entered as second class mail matter at the post office in Lexington Minnesota and communicates to go to press.
A terse remark calls into question a woman named Mary as a storyteller, sparking debate over credibility and the role of lawyers in assessing public narratives. No further details available.
The Bulletin laments Senator Lodge’s leadership aiding the defeat of the peace treaty while denouncing Senator Newberry of Michigan, convicted of criminal conspiracy. It condemns the influence of a senator branded by scandal in shaping Foreign Relations, and hints at money shaping presidential campaigns with a million dollar pledge to General Wood.
The piece argues that campaign finance remains a key factor in elections with sustained GOP money influence, criticizing reliance on "practical work" over debates on issues. It contrasts German leadership and Junker influence with urged adherence to peace terms and warns against unsettled policy and unrest. A Kansas lynching triggers calls for legislative action to curb such crimes.
The government asserts no revolutionary regime in Germany will refuse to carry out the treaty provisions. Officials warn against any deviation and emphasize commitment to settlement terms. Strong emphasis on adherence to the agreement and constitutional obligations.
Ad states happiness depends on health and urges Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and indigestion. Claims they are prompt, effective, easy, and pleasant to take, presenting a simple remedy for common digestive troubles.
Roscoe Golladay of Marshall visited relatives here on Sunday. B F Conrad traveled to Kansas City on Monday for the day. Mrs Tom Holman left for Dover on Monday for a short visit. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is praised by readers for colds and coughs. Mrs Benjamin F Blakeney of Decatur Lil endorses it for her family and children. Adv J BR Northern went to Kansas City on Sunday for business. Mrs Vernon Barnett left for Kansas City yesterday for a few days visit.
Advice in a vintage tone promotes skincare and vitality by baths, diet, and exercise. It asserts aging beauty improves with liver and bowel health and warns of yellowing eyes and skin from indigestion or a sluggish liver. Chamberlain's Tablets are advertised as correcting these disorders.
Agricultural educator G W Hervey notes hatching outcomes depend on incubator management weather during transit and egg storage temperatures. Eggs incubate at 70 degrees. deviations reduce hatchability. After April 1 90 percent fertility for Leghorn eggs 80 percent for heavier breeds. Local social: multiple residents travel and attend weddings and funerals in Kansas City Marshall and other towns.
Mr and Mrs Jay Richardson of Kansas City spent Sunday with relatives. Mrs A W Allen went to Kansas City yesterday for a brief visit in the latest local social notes.
A reader notes how adults misstate dipping into illness, arguing that reports of diphtheria often reflect simpler causes. They caution against blaming fear or fate and urge precise wording to reflect actual disease onset and exposure.
Andrew Baird of Chanute Kansas reports severe burning itching eczema starting on fingers and spreading to arms and legs. He says Number 40 from Brown Drug Co improved immediately and now claims complete relief after five bottles. The statement cites blood affecting skin and other ailments and credits J C Mendehall Evansville Indiana as maker.
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