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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1905

Page

3

Local Briefs Report Social Travel to Kansas City and Nearby

Mrs Geo Wies and son George Jr returned from Kansas City Saturday night. Mrs Evan Young visited relatives in Kansas City Saturday evening. Missex Ayia and Blanche Bresford with Bessie Hicklin spent Sunday in Higginsville. Margaret and Nancy Chamberlain returned to Kansas City Sunday evening. F B Carter and family returned from Kansas City Sunday night. Chas Egieboff and wife of Kansas City visited with Mr Margaret Wels. Ruth Prock of Napoleon visited C. B. Mitchell’s family Saturday. Mrs J G Neale and son and Miss Mary McClelland returned from St Louis Sunday evening. Mrs J F Wiew and Miss Lee Meng went to Kansas City Tuesday to spend a few days. Harold Tompkins, formerly of the city, spent Saturday with his mother Mrs W G Tompkins. Virginia Cameron, home folks in Sedalia, returned home Monday evening. Miss Pingle Chinn returned to Liberty Monday evening to attend Liberty Ladies College. Rev Frank Allen and Joe Lightner delivered the Elke memorial sermon and returned to Odessa Monday morning. Mrs J H Cantrell of Lexington Ky arrived Saturday night to visit Captain Ryland Todhunter’s family. A Wade wife and daughter Anna returned to Marshall Saturday night after visiting Oscar Andreen. Mrs B Limrick visiting D A Slasher’s family returned home in Higginsville. Laura Meinecke, visiting natives in Concordia, returned home this morning. Virginia Whiting visiting J Hobell’s family returned to Higginsville. Hug and wife returning to Clau Hicklin’s family in Higginsville Saturday morning. EH Baskett wife and daughter Amelia visited Rev Mrs Paul H Lion in Kansas Monday evening. Mrs Mariah Cooper near Dover, visiting Capt Frank Thornton’s family, returned home Tuesday morning.

Missex Ayia Blanche Bresford Bessie Hicklin Higginsville Margaret Nancy Chamberlain Kansas City F. EB. Carter Chas Egieboff Margaret Wels Ruth Prock Napoleon Mitchell J. G. Neale Mary McClelland St. Louis J. F. Wiew Lee Meng Harold Tompkins City W. G. Tompkins Virginia Cameron Sedalia Pingle Chinn Liberty Liberty Ladies College Frank Allen Joe Lightner Odessa J. H. Cantrell Lexington Ryland Todhunter A. Wade Anna Oscar Andreen Marshall B. Limrick D. A. Slasher Laura Meinecke Concordia Virginia Whiting J. Hobell Hug and Claué Hicklin Higgins Baskett Amelia Kansas Paul H. Lion S. N. Wilson Warrensboro Lydia Helen Edward Aull T. T. Stramcke J AT Hugries Nashua N. H T.C Sawyer Independence Joseph 5. Lawrie Mattie Fannie Keene Henry Chiles William Jewell College

Numerous local residents return home from visits

The piece lists numerous individuals visiting relatives in Warrensboro Liberty Columbia and Marshall then returning home. It notes visits by Lydia Helen, J AT Hugries, T.C Sawyer, Mrs Joseph Lawrie, Henry Chiles, Mrs J T Cantrell, Guy Morrison, and others, with university or church ties mentioned. It also mentions the December circuit court term starting and a church school election.

Letter praises Vexus Wonder for kidney cure

In Terre, Mo on March 26 a telegraph operator, J. B. Evans, writes to Dr. E. W. Hall of St. Louis approvingly recommending Vexus Wonder Hall's Great Discovery for kidney and gravel trouble. The note is a brief testimonial dated March 26 10038.

Owne ‘Terre E. W. Hall St. Louis Denar Hall J. BF. Evans

Texas Wonder Cure All Kidney and Bladder Ailments Ad

An advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and nocturnal emissions. It promises two months of treatment from one bottle and claims high cure rates, with Dr F S Kennedy and a German physician noted for related medical claims including melancholia and anesthesia aftercare. It closes with a testimonial about arnica salve for piles and other injuries, and lists Crenshaw & Young druggist as a point of sale.

Hall Weltes Harry Colson Mazonville Crenshaw & Young

Local remedies and science notes in brief

Anecdotes praise Bailard's Snow Liniment for back pain relief with farm use notes. Mention of nitrogen fixation work by Bradley and Lovejoy, and English adoption of Exchweiler process to produce ammonia from air and peat. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure advertised. Ben ton, Kansas City and Italy connections noted in a short local item.

Bradley and Lovejoy Prof Exchweiler Hanover England

Angel Children and a Mother's Burden of Childbirth

A distressed mother laments motherhood turned to burden while praising recovery with Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The piece highlights Mrs. Nelse Carl of Deere and mentions Dr. Pierce, Buffalo NY, offering medical advice and a free Common Sense Medical Adviser, mailed for a penny.

Dee Nelse Carl Deere R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y Pierce

Maintaining Nitrogen and Vegetable Matter in Loamy Soils

An agricultural letter stresses preserving vegetable matter to keep soils productive. It urges returning all plant material to fields, using barnyard manure or clover and cowpeas, and avoiding burning straw or weed crops. It notes crop rotation, especially a four year clover sod, to sustain soil fertility in Missouri conditions.

Middle West Missouri H.J. Watrins Dean Agricultural College

Heart Palpitations Promoted By Digestion Remedy

An old advertisement urges relief from heart fluttering caused by undigested food and gas pressing on the heart. It claims Herbine eases palpitations after a few days of use. Sold by Crenshaw & Young.

Crenshaw & Young

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Ayer J. F Lore Wate Aled Mane Ayers Roc Lowell Mara Geo, Wies George, Jr Evan Young Mariah Cooper Dover Capt Frank Thornton J. Ti. Cantrell Guy Morrison Columbia Moroin University William F. Holdher F. H Holeker Washington C. B. Goodwin Marjorie British Museum Vienna Academy of Sciences Ite Australasis Ronmanis Istria Texas United States St Pav! Press F. 8. Kennedy Plso Nad Lownville Sedgwick Kan Hbailard Subby Crenshaw & Young Angel Children Uneeda Biscuit Uneeda National Biscuit Company William J. Bryan Mr. Bryan Willian J. Bryan The Commoner San Francisco Havwaii China Australia New Zealand Spain France Denmark Apan India Egypt Turkey Switzerland Norway Russia British Isles Philippine Islands Palestine Greece Italy Germany Sweden Holland Courries Bryan Tan Intelligencer Hampden Great Watch Works Canton Ohio Dueber Lndy Wm McKinley John Hancock A. Egle E. B. Vaughan Kansas City Weekly Star
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