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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1903
Page
2
Fragmentary text likens disfigured skin to severe decay and touts a mysterious tonic. It references Serofaia and bandhes, rain ndbay, and Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure all for humors and eryp tons, claiming to build the system.
From Washington July 27 1903 a Washington dispatch reports a diplomatic mix up in the Rossing and Manobaurian open door question provoking hilarity among Democrats and unease among Republicans as Loomis statements draw rebuttals from Hay Cassini and officials. It notes government junkets by lawmakers and the Roosevelts as critics accuse leaders of using public funds for leisure trips. Anecdotes about Cassius Clay and a vivid local tale close the report with reflections on rhetoric and public life.
The excerpt criticizes a Republican administration for serving trusts and tariff barons, accusing it of being sympathetic to moneyed interests and wasting wealth like a drunken sailor. It names Curves A. Epwanps as part of the contentious quotation.
A fierce hailstorm battered Odessa injuring trees and homes. Wind uprooted limbs and damaged roofs while maple leaves flew onto houses. Fruit was crushed, cornfields near two farms were split, and sunrise reported two feet of hail in gulleys. Many windows broken across the countryside.
An advertisement claims deafness stems from inflammation of the mucous lining of the eustachian tube and urges constitutional cures. It asserts nine of ten deafness cases come from catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any case of deafness due to catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure with circulars available for free. Hall's Family Pills are promoted as the best remedy.
Carrollton residents will soon have vitrified brick paving for the public square. At a Thursday Improvement Committee meeting, plans and specifications were approved and bids will be invited next week through engineering journals. The project aims to complete before cold weather, producing a square the town can be proud of.
A lightning bolt toppled the head of the Lightning Strack Monument in Lexington Kentucky, sending the statue head about 150 feet and shattering the base. The Claymont cornerstone was laid July 4 1857 and the monument completed in 1891 at a cost of 55000 dollars.
Tuesday night July 91, a lodge of Eagles was organized in the Lafayette Club rooms in the American bank block. Dr A J Yeager of Dup lin state deputy presided, with Lexington Ten in charge of the degree work. Officers elected include Worthy Preadfoot L M Dalley, Worthy Vice President J G Coe, Secretary Ray Bentlhy, Treasurer Chas Semmler, and others. After installation, four degrees were conferred and a Juneheon meal enjoyed.
Read from DeSoto Missouri testimonial dated April 17, 1900 praising A Texas Wonder Hall Great Discovery. Claims cure for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism with a small bottle offering two months treatment. Dr E W Hall sole manufacturer lists Crenshaw and Young as dealers.
John G. Rissler longtime Peis county resident died Saturday at his Beaman home aged 45 Born in Jefferson County Virginia on April 4 1818 he moved to Missouri in 1844 settled near Réaman in 1863 and lived there until death Twice married first wife Miss Walker mother of W H Rissler and J Rissler Second wife Miss Jane Longdon They left two children Charles Rissler of near Dresden and Mrs Mattie Parrish wife of Dr Parrish of Pleasant Green Banceton Eagle notice lists real estate near Lexington Missouri for exchange or farm in Lafayette County with price adjustments.
The advertisement argues that summer outdoor life does not build strength, noting many lack stamina and sleep. It praises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy to improve digestion, appetite, and rest, claiming it "builds up the whole system" for pupils and teachers returning from break.
Event listing notes six thoroughbred short horn bulls applying to N M Coorgn for a judging or sale event. Details are fragmentary and unclear about date or venue.
Mr F Schultz of near the city and Miss Jenny Behrens of Deepwater Conn were married Wednesday July 15 1003 at Rev H A Denton’s home in Warrensburg. The newlyweds will reside with the groom’s mother until their home is furnished. Schultz is noted as an energetic farmer and the town extends best wishes. Born Friday July 17 to Burie Broyles’ wife a girl.
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