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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1908
Page
8
The speaker argues for state funded or low cost books to ease costs for poor families but warns against bad books and mandates personal suitability over pledges. He asserts he will pursue office without controlled influence, accepting responsibility for any future mistakes and honoring merit in service.
Oklahoma coverage recounts the Wallace and Hagenbeck circus parade in Guthrie. The show, praised as clean and well run, drew thousands who attended the performances, with detectives present and no incidents of pickpocketing or trouble reported.
Buford Gordon of Lexington was here Sunday and John Burke had business in Kansas City Tuesday. J Q Plattenberg of Lexington spent several days there. Miss Della Pittman of Chicago is the guest of Miss Willie Holt Hodges. Dover residents attended the phase at Corder Wednesday. Will Meng returned from Goodland Kansas. Miss Carrie Lewis of Kansas City was guest of relatives this week. Frank Bowman of Lexington greeted locals Thursday. Will McGarvey of Lexington Kentucky and his uncle Thomas Campbell visited Dr G W Hardwood and wife. Prof Dewitt McElroy came from Higginsville to accompany his wife home. Country residents may bring weekly wash to Craawronp's Laundry. Rates five and a half cents per pound. Marriage licenses issued since Saturday to Breedahdi, car eae, e Lexington, Ota B Boia.
An eminent physician answers questions about common illnesses and remedies. He dismisses instant cures for colds and hay fever, praises nurses and fresh air for pneumonia, and claims certain preparations like Muco-Solvent can reduce diphtheria mortality when used early. The conversation facetiously questions medicine's promises and highlights limits.
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