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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1903

Page

3

Local Briefs Winds of travel and sales notes

A long list of social notices records dozens of visitors returning from Kansas City Dover and other towns. Updates include fairs visits to Sedalia Clinton and Lawson plus several family arrivals and new births with numerous two line travel statements.

Kate Sontag St. Louis J. L. Long Sallie Bryarly Independence A. B. Morris Cameron Pircer Theodore Ahrens Eufala J. T Delia Trail Kansas City I. G. Neale Georgia Gilkeson Aullvills Elizabeth Barton M. P. Slusher Leroy Colorado Belle Hays Katherine McAllister Springs Marcia Pauline Sellers California Ethel Yarnell F. M. Woods Argentine Kas Jake Klee W. E. Brown

Stop That Cough Ballard’s Horehound Syrup Ad

A Salt Lake City household testimonial promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup for coughs and colds. Mr and Mrs J A Anderson praise its immediate relief and pleasant taste, noting long use and satisfaction. Sold by Crenshaw & Young with prices 25c 50c and 1.00.

Ballard J. A. Anderson West 5Th St Salt Lake City Utah Crenshaw & Young

Buchanan Named Superintendent of Education

Prof. G. V. Buchanan of Sedalia, then superintendent of Sedalia public schools, is appointed Superintendent of Education by the Missouri World's Fair Commission. He is praised for large executive ability and successful teaching. The department will oversee the Missouri education exhibit under Education and School Economy, with Judge J. H. Hawthorne of Kansas City as chairman.

Missouri World's Fair Commission G. V. Buchanan Sedalia Buchanan Department of Education J H. Hawthorne Kansas City

Snow Liniment Claims Quick Rheumatism Relief

A testimonial from E W Sullivan of El Reno C T praises Ballard’s Snow Liniment for instant rheumatic relief and notes availability from Crenshaw Young with prices of 250 500 and 1.00. The ad dates to June 1902 and promotes sole remedy claims for immediate relief.

Ballard E. W. Sullivan Sullivan el Reno C. T Allana Crenshaw & Young

Investment Publications Spur Profit Ahead on Katy Line

Advertises sections on pricing capital profit for investors in rail ventures along the M., K. & T. lines. Encourages both men and women to send two cents to prepaid postage address "Katy" for more details and publications.

Katy

Wagner as a Humorist and a Clever Musical Prank

Richard Wagner, famed as a serious composer, supposedly plays a prank on a London newspaper. While conducting Beethoven symphonies in the fifties he faced harsh criticism for conducting without a score. When warned to use a score, he complied and the paper praised his improved interpretation, only for readers to discover the score was actually Rossini’s The Barber of Seville turned upside down.

London Richard Wagner Collier's Weekly Bayreuth Wagner Beethoven Herr Wagner Rossini

Pursuit of the Appendix Debate Draws Fire

The Detroit Free Press questions Dr. John Henry Carsten’s stance against removing healthy vermiform appendices. It argues appendices have no property right and suggests a whimsical open season concept, contrasting with calls for careful regulation and medical society boundaries.

John Henry Carsten State Medical Society Detroit Free Press Carsten Medical Society

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