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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1906
Page
6
Mrs Nettle Cart of Myrtlepoint recounts a difficult pregnancy and postpartum illness. She credits Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Dr Pierce’s advice for her recovery and her child’s health. She asks other women to write for confidential guidance and mentions the doctor’s medical volumes and free literature.
An old time ad touts Dr Shoop Health Coffee as safe for stomach and kidneys, claiming it has no narcotic ingredients and is suitable for children. It contrasts with other medicines and urges buyers to demand Dr Shoop’s when a cough remedy is needed, noting government drug law support. Sold by Silver Stone’s Drug Store.
A local remedy tablet called Dr Shopp Provectice is advertised to prevent or curb a coming cold. The candy promises quick relief and is sold by Dr Silverstone's drug store, priced at 12.3m1.
The report details Cuba's move to a provisional government after the resignation of its president, with U S troops and marines backing order. It covers the Inter American conference at Rio de Janeiro, its resolutions on trade, communications, debt collection ethics, and the Monroe Doctrine stance, plus praise for US and Brazilian hospitality and calls for peaceful, cooperative hemispheric governance.
The speaker reports returning from Panama and promises a fuller report on the Pasaine convention. The talk contrasts the new treaty with the previous one, noting it grants equal terms with Europe without forcing a loss of commercial flights. The speaker warns that rejecting the treaty could leave the nation without a commercial treaty for 120 years, affecting access to new markets.
A detailed critique calls for revising fur seal regulations in the Bering Sea area. It notes heavy pelagic sealing and female killings, with thousands of seals dead from starvation and slaughter. It cites the 1893 Paris tribunal and urges stronger British and Japanese cooperation, tighter restrictions, and new penalties to protect the Pribilof herd and ensure humane, enforceable measures. It discusses broader themes of peaceful conflict resolution and national duty, urging concerted action ahead of a planned Hague-style conference.
A historical defense editorial argues the United States must maintain a strong navy and capable army to deter war. It urges replacing obsolete ships with modern battleships, improving officer training, expanding marines, and boosting manpower, while criticizing past underfunding and mismanagement. It stresses preparedness, readiness in both services, and continual promotion and practice.
In Dedham years ago Elijah Morse and Abner Upham witnessed a hanging. On the drive home, Morse asked if the condemned man, executed for murder, had gone to heaven. Upham, a Universalist, replied that he believed the man was headed that way, noting the era lacked trap doors for the rope.
A fragment from a dialogue shows Wigke and Wass discussing an encounter where one man tried to out-talk another about his baby. The scene shifts to a newcomer who had just bought an automobile and introduced them, altering the dynamic.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a person named Waldree Etterson and a concept of power gained by necessity. The passage is sparse and garbled, offering few concrete facts or dates. Further readable details are needed to form a solid headline and summary.
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