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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1918

Page

3

Katherine Faces a Fiction Mist of Love and Revenge

Katherine, a magazine writer, discovers a photograph resembling her and realizes her life is mirroring a story she edited. She plots to outwit Julian Fletcher with help from Jerry Page, rekindling old feelings as she negotiates romance and career, ending with a kiss.

Katherine Mga Talla Fletelue Aid Tim Nicl Julian Fletcher Jerry Page Jerry Kite Abio Delidatexon

Pumpellys and locals fuel small town gossip

A local column mocks a rural society page focusing on the Pumpelly family and their kin. The piece lampoons frequent visitors and gossip spread by a youth named Smith who fancies a Pumpelly inn lodger, predicting future love and shifting correspondents across nearby towns.

Pumwily Pumpetlys Abhutt Pumpelly Smith de Pumpelly Anidby Nole Tntent Herflefingers Daubensperks Kroms City Star

Comforts for the Soldiers in Wartime

A diary-like note praises air cushions for soldiers in trenches describing their value as soft headrest after long marching. It mentions dissolvable tablet ink as a useful writing fluid and notes ink sometimes runs dry, making access difficult.

RIC Wolman

Dusty globe sparks desert joke in school inspector tale

An exit inspector notices a dusted globe in Claasrvngis with a two word laugh line. The master says the finger rests on the Saharan desert, prompting a humorous exchange about geography and dusty globes in a classroom.

Siharn

What They're Putting Up

A cryptic local item notes little new construction in town and mocks the idea of ongoing building. The piece implies only temporary or cosmetic changes, lampooning the notion that any substantial structures are actually rising.

Soldier's Letter From Thornton Gordon Overseas 1918

Thornton Gordon son of Mr and Mrs N J Gordon of Waverly writes from Chatel Guyon France August 3 1918 describing hospital recovery from a bursitis wound on his shoulder and an American post office assignment. He notes French admiration for American troops en route to church, details a frontline sniper tale of a gunner named Flynn and a near river crossing, and contrasts France's rock roads stone fences and wartime rationing with news of Paris and home life. He hopes to meet Chick Williams and requests his contact info through families.

Thornton Gordon N. J. Gordon Waverly Chatel Guyon France Funston Drs Herve Germany Gott Flynn Gordon Volnteers Ecanure Cheesman St. Joe Dane Lawrence Epps Castle Tournsel States Newport News April Ltd Meon

Letters From War Front Mentioning Cooties And German Retreats

A WWI letter describes finding old unit G Company 350th Infantry on July 4 and jokes about lice while noting German retreats on the American front. The writer shares emotional memories, asks to save pictures, and signs as Corporal Thornton B. Gordon, KY 4th U. S. Infantry. Also includes an advertisement for pianos in Lexington Missouri.

350Th Inf Thornton Thornton B. Gordon U. S. Inf. Am France Lexington Strube Hammond Straube Piano Company Straube McCall Piano Company Kranklin St Missouri

Married a Native And Other Quick Wit From 1900s

The item notes a Boston Transcript quip about a Native Australian joke and a Boston Globe cartoon caption. D A Ruebel of St Louis visits his parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Ruebel Sr. The light anecdotes show social humor and daily life references of early 20th century newspaper page humor.

D. A. Ruebel St. Louis Daniel Ruebel Boston Globe

Mrs Hunt Returns Home After Visit From Napton Relatives

Mrs. Claude Hunt returned Monday to her Napton, Missouri home after spending a few days visiting relatives here.

Claude Hunt Napton, Mo

Discreditable Invention Rumor Sparks Coffee Debate

A Washington Star item alleges Japan invented an artificial coffee and suggests rumors are spread by agitators aiming to discredit a great people. The piece notes plenty of bad coffee exists to meet any demand for inferior products.

Japan

Mrs James Hunter Visits Kansas City After Gallatin Stay

Mrs. James Hunter of Gallatin Missouri, who has been a guest of Dr and Mrs Williams for a week, traveled to Kansas City on Monday for a visit.

James Hunter Gallatin, Mo Mrs. Williams Kansas City

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Composie Girl By Louise Oliver I Iherreten Ererees Spr McChire Palth Aulihe Dres Millady Fine Julian Mletcher Kate Julian Pletcher Metropolitan Daily Chick Williams Castoria Sean Rawbable Dapar Nicegran Chet New York Castieia Australia Pat Boston Transcript Fletcher J. L. Peak Lexington, Missouri
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