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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1903

Page

4

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure Claim

An 19th century advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the eustachian tube and claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh based deafness. It offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured and notes sales through druggists with Hall's Family Pills promoted.

Hall F. J. Cimner, & Co Toledo

Sustaining Diet Boosts Endurance in Heat

In enervating days readers are urged to consider Hood's Sarsaparilla, not just as a blood purifier but a sustaining aid. It promises easier endurance in heat, improved sleep, and a clear wartime-like defense against sickness for the less robust.

Hood

World’s Fair Bird’s Eye Views mailing offer

At the 1904 World’s Fair in St Louis this notice advertises attractive Bird’s Eye Views of the exposition. Send 10 cents in silver or stamps to Granie Morton G P & TA M K &T Ry Box 911 St Louis Mo to prepay postage and receive a view.

St. Louis Farie Granie Morton T. Ry

Horses Stolen From Town Residents

Two horses owned by Claude Bland and Thomas Amor living south of town were taken Saturday night between nine and ten o clock while hitched to the rack near the courthouse. No trace has been found yet. A reward is offered for the return of the horses.

Claude Bland Thomas Amor Court House

Real Estate Transfers Listed for July 30 and August 3 1903

A sequence of property transfers reported with buyers si gnatures Geo Smith to Geo A Burris and multiple deeds. Transfers include lots and parts in Lexington Wellington Lexington and Levington with various sums from 20 to 8600 dollars. Other names appear such as Adolph Bergmann Corso Eliz A Corso Marvy Parker and Joan Bailey.

Adolph Bergmann Roy Brackman Concordia Eliz Joan Bailey Jas L Ries Lexington E M Edwards John H Leach Waverly Wm T Fain Susan B Elliot Odessa WL Fann Chas E Flonser Aullville Geo [Smith Geo A Burris

Moselys Report and New York Library Plan Promote Education

English unions studied American conditions, Mosely reports Americans are better educated housed fed clothed and sober and more capable despite longer hours. New York plans library books for 500000 schoolchildren with moving lockers and librarian supervision. The writer urges Missouri counties to adopt a county superintendent model to fund and transfer Moraries and elevate local schools.

New York Missouri Welf

Light in Surgery at Middlesex Hospital Explains X-ray Use

Middlesex Hospital in London has installed a complete X-ray and light treatment unit in a detached forecourt building. The setup includes 200-volt supply, pedal testing, high frequency equipment, two 12-inch X-ray coils, Finsen and ultraviolet lamps, radium tests, and Hewett’s mercury lamp. Early results show marked improvement in lupus, rodent ulcer, ringworm, trachoma, and skin tuberculosis, with cancer cases showing shrinking, softer recurrent growths after X-ray treatment, though full cancer resolution remains uncertain.

Middlesex Hospital London Boston Transcript Sequeira Leslie Miller Hewett

Ineffective Strategy on a Noisy Train

Mr N and a fellow traveler clash over a cigar during a rail journey. A polite window opening leads to a staged accident as Mr N- pretends to apologize and offers his cigars. The other passenger accepts three cigars and pockets them, then notes he will smoke his own on Sunday.

Tom J. Gardner Las Animas Colo G. W. Graham Elks Baltimore Mr. N London

Proving It Provokes Daily Proofs Of Luck

Aphorism from the Atchison Globe notes that those who believe they are lucky will observe happenings each day that seem to confirm the idea, inviting readers to consider luck as a self reinforcing perception.

Lucky Atchison Globe

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