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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1913
Page
3
The Atchison County Mail questions the pastor’s credentials calling him not a licensed preacher and notes his sermons are disputed. Also reports George Blackwell and family arriving from Chicago to settle here and Mrs. W B Thomas of Memphis visiting son Geo Layne for a few weeks.
Mrs D L Kenney credits Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment with curing a lifelong tetter that afflicted her for over fifty years. The Pfeiffer Chemical Co advertises the 50 cent ointment, available at all druggists or by mail.
August Phetzing and Henry Kiefer traveled to Kansas City Saturday evening. Perry Manse and John Manse also went to arrange a wrestler for the Labor Day celebration. The piece closes with a pet health ad for Kickapoo Worm Killer claiming to ease worms in children and improve appetite and growth.
Miss Aileen Foster returned to her Kansas City home Saturday evening after a visit with Miss Mildred Swartz. Miss Virginia Buellens left for Waverly Sunday morning for a several days visit.
Mrs. Morgan Mayfield and her son Frank of Independence visited Miss Mary Lockhart on Saturday. Mrs. E Phetzing, staying with Ed Dilschlaeger’s family, returned to Hamilton Ohio. Mr and Mrs G H Elliott of Kansas City arrived for a few days with Mrs Elliott’s mother Mrs Thomas Price. Mr and Mrs Vince Owens spent Sunday in Napoleon.
Mrs. Z A Wright and Mrs. M R McClelland visited Excelsior Springs for a few days. Mrs. William Burk returned to Kansas City after visiting local friends. Mrs. C R Medley left for Lebanon Mo. Rev H Stubenwoll praises Dr Kings New Life Pills as perfect for constipation and liver bowels. 26 cents at Crenshaw Young's.
Mrs Charlotte Coen returned to Houstonia after the funeral of Mrs Henry Weibel. Mr and Mrs Ben Steele traveled to Marshall on Sunday for a short visit. A group went to Odessa on Sunday for a house party hosted by Miss Mildred Martin Miss Rachel Andreen Miss Mary Classcock Miss Kola Frazier Miss Elizabeth Morrison and Miss Anna Marrs.
E E Chamberlain of Clinton reports Bucklen's Aprica Salve removes pain from cuts bruises and burns. He says it robs injuries of their terrors and is an equal healing remedy. Available for 25 cents at Crenshaw and Young.
Dr. J. J. Peak departed Monday for Colorado and Utah to spend several weeks vacationing with friends. Miss Elizabeth Wallace and Miss Grace Wastham also left Monday morning for a trip to Colorado.
O H Westerman spent Sunday in Wellington. Dr J Q Cope traveled to Kansas City Monday on professional briefness.
A Woman's Home Companion excerpt reviews a Department of Agriculture bulletin by Miss Maria Parloa on canning fruit by oven method. It outlines quick, neat preservation, syrup ratios, sterilizing jars, and oven sealing steps with practical tips and cautions for safe storage.
C. S. Mitchell of Lexington Mo says kidney troubles hampered him until Doan's Kidney Pills were obtained from Crenshaw Young's Drug Store. Since use, his kidneys have strengthened and pains ceased, a benefit he calls permanent. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
A Woman’s Home Companion essay excerpt criticizes sentimental cheapened views of love and marriage. It argues that some women are steered toward a chosen partner by physical attraction and social pressures, resulting in a poor and unfulfilling partnership.
The Central Missouri Apple Growers Association will hold its next meeting at Boonville Court House on Tuesday August 19 1973 at 10am. Full attendance is requested. Y H Thornton, President.
Delivered to any part of the town vanilla cream priced at 1.00 a gallon chocolate 1.20 a gallon fruit 1.30 a gallon brick cream 0.50 a brick. Five gallons or more cheaper per gallon. Wagon bell will be heard in town nearly every day. Phone 694 for orders. Also offers good pasture for stock. C H Neer.
A local ad proclaims readiness to improve efficiency and volume in concrete mixing. It touts a modern mixer as superior and cost effective, claiming the product is fully mixed and ready. The message is signed John 1, Ashurst, asserting commitment to up-to-date methods.
Curtain care ad offers washing with careful starching to hang neatly and dry straight and square with proper shaping. Driver pickup claimed. Phone 130.
Fresh bottled milk and cream offered by McFadin and Moreland. Guaranteed highest quality with prompt delivery to any city location. Phone 413.
Notice advises avoiding crowded public schools and sending first two grades aged 6 to 9 to Lexington College. Recommends select patronage and best teachers. Inquiries to phone 121 for Lurms.
Dr Z M Williams returned Friday from a business trip to Nashville Tennessee where he met with colleagues and discussed upcoming medical research plans at the conference venue and hotel meetings.
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