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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1909
Page
3
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for many ailments caused by weak vitality. It claims to cleanse impurities, improve digestion, enrich the blood, and resist germ invasion without alcohol or habit forming drugs. The notice urges readers to avoid substitutes and relies on its long standing reputation.
Several notes place J W Sydnor, M Taubman, and others in Kansas City, Concordia, and nearby towns with mentions of Dr Shoop products and Ballard's Horehound Syrup. Crenshaw Young and Loomis advertise medicinal tonics while local residents travel for visits and summer study at the University of Missouri.
The ad claims Electric Bitters destroy walaria germs in Potomac marshes causing chills fever ague biliousness jaundice and debility. It asserts the tonic cures malaria troubles and prevents typhoid. praises R M James of Louisville and guarantees by Crenshaw & Young.
Col W Hoge came back Sunday from Oklahoma and W Curtis headed to Kansas City to bring home his daughter Miss Willa from the hospital. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup offered for coughing children and fever relief. Dr Shoop's Restorative promoted for weak stomach nerves. Mr and Mrs Gus Weber left for Kansas City and Topeka. Prof RH D Phillips traveled to Jefferson City for a superintendent meeting.
James R. Moorehead Jr visits Fulton for two weeks. Lena Griffith, formerly at Lexington College, goes to Sedalia after a visit with Nancy Vivion. Flora Luellen returns home after Wellington stay. Mr and Mrs Warren return to Higginsville after visiting Vivloo family. Mrs Kirk of Warrensburg and Mr Curtis of Lexington visit sister Mrs Spurr before departing.
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal healer for wounds burns and skin sores. It claims rapid pain relief and inflammation reduction for conditions from minor cuts to ulcers and eczema, offered at Crenshaw & Young for % cents.
The Twice-A-Week Republic offers a three year subscription for 1.9 good until July 15, 2009, a dramatic price cut from the former 1.00 yearly rate. No premiums or cash commissions apply. Readers urged to order to St Louis Republic, St Louis, Mo. Freeman Alford leaves for Kansas City to become Poet reporter after three years with the Intelligencer. Keith, Williams, Tribble, Tyree, Aull, Brooks and Rogers are listed with various trips to Kansas City, Blue Springs, Sedalia and Vermont.
Dr and Mrs T Ryland departed for a two week visit to McAllister Springs on Monday morning while H E defers and his family headed to Hughesville on the same day for their Monday morning departure.
70 acres of blue grass timothy and clover offered for pasture with good terms. Located 7 1-2 miles from Lexington and 4 1-2 miles from Higginaville on the Lexington Higginaville road. Phone 547. H21-Lan, w T. CS.
The notice lists 10 acre tracts formerly owned by the late Judge Joseph F P Smith near the Warrensburg road five to six miles from Lexington. Inquiries are invited through Miss Joy Bullard. The item also mentions visits and county fair attendance by Lexington residents including Miss Cammie Shouse and others returning from Higginsville with a list of names and social notes.
For Rent notice advertising second floor offices and entire third floor now occupied by the Intelligencer. Space is arranged to suit the tenant. includes references to sellers.
Several real estate and farming notices from Lexington and Hardin Missouri. Listings include 40 acres six miles south of Lexington with a six room brick house. 80 acres two miles from Hardin with cultivated and timbered land. Rhode Island Red hens and poultry prices. a pedigreed stallion colt and mare from Rufus Young. and 30,000 acres in Stone County priced 6.50 to 7.50 per acre with timber, hunting, fishing and railroad access along the White River Division of the Iron Mountain Railway addressed to Robt. A. Aicklio in Lexington.
The article argues back pain signals kidney and bladder disorders and urges belief in this cure. It cites symptoms such as fatigue irritability sleep problems and urinary issues and promotes DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills as a remedial, curative treatment restoring kidneys bladder and liver to health.
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