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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1918

Page

5

Elm Park Farm Club Adopts War Memorial Fund Plan

On Monday December 2 the Elm Park Farm Club voted unanimously to raise funds by public subscription for a monument at the Lexington Missouri Court House to honor Latquette County youths who died in the war to defend democracy against Prussian autocracy. W J Cooke served as president and Thomas Geraughty as secretary.

Elm Park Farm Club Im Park Farm Club Court House Lexington Issouri

Prevent Appendicitis With Simple Bark Mix

Lexington readers learn a folk remedy using buckthorn bark and glycerine mixed in Adler-i-ka to flush the entire bowel and supposedly prevent appendicitis. The ad claims one spoonful relieves sour stomach gas or constipation by removing foul matter, praising instant action observed by doctors and patients.

Lexington Westerman & Barnett Drug Co

Lost tire and rim between Lexington and Waverly

Lost a Kelly-Springfield Tire and Rim 36 by 44 between Lexington and Waverly. Return to JT. A. Howard and receive reward. Also wanted an invalid's wheelchair and a store room for rent in the Sem building formerly used by a fruit store. Apply to Louis Petsch.

Lexington Waverly JT. A. Howard Sem Louis Petsch

Sugar Conserves Nation Amid Sugar Shortage

wartime era public notice lauds American restraint in sugar use from July to October, citing monthly reductions to avert famine. It claims a total quarter reduction of 1,000,000 tons and argues sustained restraint could restore normal home consumption and relieve Allied needs.

Sepender Food Administration Sigan Europe

Among the Lilacs in a moonlit village garden

Katherine Tape, recovering in the country from illness, meets Selden Menard near the Jones cottage garden. As spring breathes through lilac hedges, he woos her with promises of staying in the lonely house next door, while Mallie the collie bonds with Katherine’s new friend. The scene ends with a bold proposal amid moonlit spring.

Moyer Wits Am Mes Jones Verand Teen Te Stdak Selden Walling Howteds Mies Jones Aline Winglin Katherine Telichi Tal Ann Katherine Anaureole Seldon Menard Valle Fileley Wiview Denon Wronikfiaat Mra Jones Fir Sones Mir Tiaward Seldon Hanlin Katherine Oir Daveky Saeed Milley Mallice Mallie Nike Sein Gordon Rurlerine Kathe Erin

American Spirit Relied On To Win War Message

A wartime statement affirms no doubt in democracy defending itself in the United States despite a grim European outlook in July, as Americans draw on past results and confidence in victory. The public address stresses resilience and faith in democratic resolve against German advances.

Parle Europe le Ile

Loyalty in Little Things Last Proof of Patriotism

Americans keep to rationing sugar from four pounds monthly to two pounds as needed. The note underscores loyalty shown in small acts despite shortages and duty pressures. Local readers reflect on perseverance and civic responsibility during hard times.

Tres Loyalty Sike

Food Will Win the World in Peace and War

William H. Cohrs returned Tuesday evening from Camp Dodge Indiana with an honorable discharge. He will be employed by the Lafayette County Trust Company as America earns gratitude by sharing and peace.

America Wm. H. Cohrs Camp Dodge, In Lafayette County Trust Company

Description of the chimpanzee and its relation to apes

An article fragment describes a chimpanzee with physical traits such as a slightly different spine and third pairs of limbs. It notes erect walking ability, diet of fruits and nuts, nest-building in trees, and a height of about four feet. It claims the animal is most closely related to the gorilla and is linked to African apes.

Baeke

Fragmented Dutch War Era Play Describes Mobs and Intrigue

A garbled OCR passage appears to describe scenes of battle aftermath, crowd behavior, and theatrical interludes with references to characters like Simeon Wile, Joel TN, and various theater or wartime figures. The text is heavily corrupted, mixing dialog, stage direction, and misread names, making precise reconstruction difficult.

Objectionable Pronunciation Notes in May Patrols

A garbled OCR item mentions dogs named Mays and irregularities in their handling. The fragment hints at objections to methods and notes mispronunciations or unusual terminology. Names and specifics are unclear, but the piece reflects public scrutiny of animal handling practices.

Anwrian Atiaiintia Dhitevn United States Tope Traome Maris Turipo

Emotional Influence in Media Sparks Quiet Debate

A fragmented passage shows a debate on music's soothing power versus TV's effect on emotions. Names like Mr. Ce rox and Sra With dines appear in garbled form, suggesting a local discussion about media influence and public perception. The readable text hints at contrasting views without clear quotes or full names.

Red Cross Gordon An Anwreat Amid Wartime Turmoil

A garbled image heavy text recounts Red Cross Gordon role during wartime at a hospital scene. Mentions Amelia Hedroms, hospital wards, and supply lines with references to wartime tensions and relief work. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR.

Toospinel Wouter Amelia Hedroms Crome Sila de Toy Servier Lin Cote Keates

Food exports must rise to feed all amid wartime needs

The speaker outlines postwar export targets to avert famine and support democracy. He cites sending 11,320,000 tons to Europe, pledges to lift exports toward 20,000,000 tons, and warns that global grain shortages, port constraints, and enemy disruption threaten stability. He frames famine as a path to chaos and links civilian hunger to political collapse.

Leon Europe Simone Roine Poshen

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Latquette County Missouri W. J. Cooke Thomas Geraughty Westerman & Barnett’s Drug Store Westerman & Barnett’s Nice Household Furniture Mary Kimmick Higginsville Southside Addition Ed Long A. P. Young Harvest Moon Cafe Taney County Closeiny Bull Coal Company Mith Hide Co Market Square Joseph McChura Fletcher Castoria Catron - Taubman Abstract & Agency John Taubman & Son Insurance Agents Traders Bank Red Cross Joel Reemnaf Namin Pete Eleith Hes Turnida Alan Catt Ani Rell Mr. Cerox HUTA Jorditte THE Fats Policy Sound North Americ Denise Lowe Rusia Germany Irmelf
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