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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1906

Page

3

Local Briefs From Sedalia and Surrounds

A parade of social visits and travel notes fills the page. FP and N Adams spent Sunday in Sedalia, James Terbune in Marshall, and several residents of Sedalia and nearby towns are listed visiting Independence, Fulton, Kansas City, St Louis and London. Notables include Mrs Talbot Simpson of Aullville, Miss Nellie McIntyre, and Professor E W White of Lexington College. There are notices of minor movements, illness, and a few business trips, plus ads and notices about local services and sales.

Lindsey Price Sedalia George Cobrs Kansas City Nellie McIntyre E. W. White Lexington College Leff Kansas William Barton W. B. Waddell

All Run Down Is a Call for Medical Advice

The text urges seeking professional medical opinion for fatigue and general weakness. It cautions against self dosing with advertised remedies and suggests a concentrated fat food to enrich blood and tone the system, pending organic trouble.

Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil Ad

An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as nourishment for the run down and emaciated. It claims the product builds up weak bodies when other foods fail and is ideal for delicate children and pale anaemic girls. A free sample is offered.

Durbin Attacks Roosevelt at Present Day Club Meeting

Former Governor Durbin criticizes President Roosevelt’s policies as overly centralized. He cites concerns over executive influence in Congress and potential attempts to shape the Supreme Court, urging restraint and constitutional balance amid partisan talk. An adjacent ad promotes Herbine for digestive issues and White's Cream Worm Mfgs for children's worms.

Durbin Anderson Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Congress Bss Supreme Court

McClures 1907 Life of Mrs Eddy to open year

McClure's January issue will begin the Life of Mary Baber G Eddy and the History of the Christian Science Movement with a complete, impartial story by Georgine Milmine and five McClure's staff writers. The series aims to present true history amid conflicting reports, while Carl Schurz reminiscences continue and a $250,000 Carl Schurz Memorial is proposed. The issue also promises contributions from White, Adams, Hendrick, Turner, Kennan and Terry, plus fiction from Jonrad, Cutting, Gibbon, Roseboro, and others with numerous illustrations.

McClure Mary Baber G. Eddy Christian Science Movement Mrs. Eddy Christian Science Ia Georgine Milmine Eddy Carl Schurs Carl Schurz William Allen White Samuel Hopkins Adams Burton J. Hendrick George Kibbe Turner United States George Kennan Siberia Russia Eilon Terry Joseph Jonrad Mary Stewart Cutting Perceval Gibbon Viola Roseboro O. Henry Myra Kelsey Rex Beach Mia Wilson Woodrow Sielen R. Martin

Ballard's Horehound Syrup Promoted as Cough Cure

An advertisement touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a cure for coughs influenza bronchitis and related pulmonary issues. It claims one bottle will convince buyers and cites druggists as sellers. The page also notes a Warrensburg marriage on November 28 1906 at Estes hotel and mentions local residents and a Higginsville visit.

Ballard Crenshaw & Young Odesen O. W. Wakemas Effle Martin Estes Hotel Warrenaburg

Long Tennesse Fight Ends With Salve Cure Claim

A Tennessee man claims twenty years of catarrh suffering ended after applying Bucklen's Arnica Salve to the sore surface. He reports immediate swelling and soreness subsided and the ailment never returned, recommending the salve for similar symptoms. Crenshaw & Young Drug Store stocks a 12 ounce size.

Crenshaw & Young Tennessee Rawlh Tenn Crenshaw Young Draggiat

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