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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1918

Page

4

Local visits and travels in Marshall area

Mrs J R Hedges and her daughter visited here with Mrs J L Masters. Miss Margaret Holmes visits Miss Sylvia Brown. Several residents, including Preston Rhodes of Camp Funston and Forrest Welliver, head to Kansas City. Numerous Marshall locals make trips to Kansas City, St. Joseph, Higginsville, Concordia, and nearby towns.

J. R. Hedges J. L. Masters Margaret Holmes Marshall Sylvia Brown Tno Corbin Kansas City Laura Lieser J. F. Groves Reston Rhodes Camp Funston Kansas Sweet Springs Harry Rodekohr Edna Carthrae Gill- Him Reiman St. Louis Fred Smith Mary Florence Corder Preston Rhodes Rhodes Buckner Holaway Clarksville R. L. Starke Billie Hitt James Terhune J. L., Masters Ette W. C. Leiser Billie Moore Lexington J. L. Hitt J. H. Smith Louis Smith C. J. Frerking Concordia Lawrence Feith Rahe Motor School Milo Reno Iowa Jim Buchanan Herman Schaeperkoetter

Noah a Bad Example for Shipbuilders

The Shreveport Times cites a readers’ note criticizing using Noah as a modern shipbuilder example. It argues Noah’s ark was small for its era and warns Hurley not to press biblical parallels too far. Also mentions Mrs. Fred C. Schwarz and George P. Blackwell traveling for personal matters.

Noah Hurley Pease Shreveport Times

Fletcher's Castor oil in headline visit notes

Paul Heidenrich travelled to Kansas City on Monday for daylong business. Mrs Frank Franciskato and her daughter returned Sunday evening from a week long visit in Kansas City.

Paul Heidenrich Kansas City Frank Franciskato Alice Hogan Ben Hogan C. Gruber

The Second Summer and Local Happenings

The piece reflects on returning to America and France with nostalgia for familiar places like Berkshire and the Ozarks and notes affection for la France. It includes anecdotal notes about Chamberlain's Celic and Diarrhoea Remedy and its reputed life-saving use, plus comments on digestion improvements from Chamberlain's Tablets. Also mentions Miss Alice Hogan’s return to Kansas City and C. Gruber’s business trip to Kansas City.

France Isles le Beau Pays de la Touraine The Vosges Ashland Kansas Chamberlain William Whitelaw Des Moines Iowa Colin

Miss Addie Neet Locates in Kansas City Sunday Morning

Miss Addie Neet went to Kansas City Sunday morning to locate. The brief item notes her travel in the regional paper.

Addie Neet Kansas City

The Best Plaster For a Lame Back Uses Flannel Compress

A dampened piece of flannel bound on the seat of pain with Chamberlain's oiniment is often more effective than a plaster and costs far less.

Chamberlain

A Billious Attack Remedies Offered

An old text describes bilious attacks and suggests Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy to tone the liver, ease stomach issues, and relieve nausea and headache. The ad notes the tablets cost a quarter and promise quick restoration of health.

Chamberlain

Visit Arrangements for Local Misses and Kin

Miss Lucy May Payne and her nephew Bryan Temple Payne Jr. traveled to Kansas City on Monday for a visit with Miss Helen Ransdale and Frank Lindhold, while Edwin Lindhold of Kansas City arrived Saturday night to visit Miss Marguerite Palmer.

Lucy May Payne Bryan Temple Payne, Jr Kansas City Helen Ransdale Frank Edwin Lindhold Marguerite Palmer

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. Wagner Mrs. Jones Wellington Mayme Mulryan Fred C. Schwarz George P. Blackwell Fletcher Clover Leaf Milling Co Wellington, Mo America Berkshire Povono Hills Ozarks Sierra Nevada la France the Stars and Stripes Blanche Bowers Indiana Pittsburg Petroleum Company Oklahoma Missouri Safe and Sound Pittsburg Petroleum Co United States Dwight Kansas City, Missouri
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