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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1908
Page
6
Fragments from a Rusk area note reference a chart or survey related to a Fors, with hints of coding or mapping. The readable text includes names or initials like Ferd and ION, plus references to chambers or joining. The exact meaning remains unclear, but the fragment suggests ongoing data recording or examination.
The Missouri crop report cites July weather as normal but notes uneven corn yields with some fields promising good output while others lag due to late planting and weed growth. Replanting after overflow improved some acres, but overall output expected below average despite generous rainfall. Wheat threshing progresses, oats yields weaken, and hay harvest is strong. Fruit crops show irregularity with peaches outperforming apples in most areas.
A fragment notes the grape as a famous nourishing fruit beloved by poets, highlighting its healthful qualities and long standing presence in literature and human sustenance.
A column critiques Prohibition supporters noting honesty among many members but accusing the party of mixing much bad with little good. It cites Pittsburgh figure J. B. Corey withdrawing support and repudiating Prohibition leaders, with Gorey revealing reasons tied to dishonesty.
A brief listing notes a photo or portrait shop named The Picture Shop run by J C Coffin, with a contact phone number 245.
An advertisement-like passage touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a safe pleasant laxative for babies and family use. It claims the product cures chronic constipation dyspepsia and aids digestion, with testimonials from Mrs. Mattie Croud es Tenn and others.
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