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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1905
Page
3
A local health note urges consulting a physician before taking Aver's Cherry Pectoral for severe cough or bronchial trouble. It claims doctors have used this remedy for over 60 years and advises following the doctor’s recommendation or using a better option if advised.
Local brief notices list many residents traveling to Kansas City and nearby towns for visits, relatives, or to attend funerals and professional matters. Names include J E Gilmour, Miss Myra, Mrs H Williams, Miss Irene Stramcke, Miss Winifred Page, Miss Mary Andreen, Lydia and Manda Marcks, Mrs Evan Young, Miss Fannie Gillen, Mrs Geo Chirk, Mrs L Rostagno, Miss Fannie Gillen, Miss Fannie John, Rostoe Kist, Mr and Mrs Smith, Judge Burden, Join Morrison, Miss Anna Hooten, Mrs J B Silver, William Barton, Miss Virgie Cameron, Miss Mable White, Mrs VJ Bour, Miss Tillie Bour, Mrs Young Hicklin, Miss Parthenia, Miss Theresa Dittmers, Fred Bartman, Mrs Jas Burris, K J McGrew, Paul Lynn, Miss Mildred Emanuel, Mika Leia Gordon, Wim Jasper, Rose Palmer, Marie Fiumme, Mrs Wm Sutton, Mrs Wm Russell, FPF Ryland, Mrs Kate Paul, Mrs I L Hines, W A McCausland, William Winkler, Mrs Joe Homer, Rev D Buchmueller, and others, with visits to Independence, Sedalia, Higginsville, Warrensburg, Belleville, Kansas City, and Driverville areas, plus several funeral attendances.
Missouri farmers face two key plant food limits beyond vegetable matter and nitrogen potash and phosphorus. The article explains sources and costs, advising on forms to buy while stressing careful application, and notes on nitrogen reliance via Clover, bone meal usage, and the value of ashes for potash. It also blends local notices and social items from Higginsville and nearby communities.
A piece stresses inner cleanliness for health, touting Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as cleansing the stomach blood and lungs. It shifts to farming guidance from H. J. Waters, Dean of the Agricultors College, on lime, phosphorous, potash, and best fertilizer practices for Clover and grains.
A Bronson Florida letter from G A Lindsay praises Herbine for constipation relief. The note, dated February 12, 1002, claims the remedy speeds recovery and mentions Cronshaw and Young as local sellers.
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