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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1906
Page
7
In Baltimore Judge Grosscup of the US court of appeals for Northern Illinois comments on President Roosevelt’s message to Congress. He notes the broad scope, focusing on many subjects and asks which state is described by various reform phrases and curiosities rather than naming specific policies.
A notice boosts Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for coughs and consumption, claiming a man from Bowie Texas gained weight after taking the remedy. Advertisements promote cures for liver issues and digestion. Local notices list church preaching, sales, and farm offerings, with several drugstore promotions.
Land seller Ryland Todhunter lists 140 to 200 acre farms near Dover and Higginsville Missouri for 10 dollars acre undercutting neighbors. Also houses farm equipment sale notes and local notices including rheumatism liniment advertisements and a West Virginia coal trust court decision summary.
Dore 0 OM rome SHAVAL SNOLTY SH DENVER COLO arcmvp on sale July 10 and 18. Summer tourist rates June 1 to Sept 30 1906 with return by Aug 31 1906. Homeseekers excursions offer low round trip fares to Kansas City Independence Oak Grove Odessa Alma Blackburn Marshall Slater and more. S. A. Vermillion, Chicago & Alton agent, Higginsville, Mo, promotes Sunday excursions via the Allen with various round trip rates and stopover privileges.
A fragmented advertisement page notes a new epilepsy cure by J. B. Waterman and Loomis Baking Powder selling promises. It urges Lexington families to buy, offers a money back guarantee, and warns against hunting on nearby farm land with legal threats.
An OCR fragment advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure-all, touting mucous surface action and blood purifiers. It credits Dr. Cumney of Toledo with a “gentleman” remedy and urges purchase from druggists, noting price and testimonials. A separate line records an accounts-collection notice from trustee A. Alextery.
A vintage ad note sells Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets as a cure for digestion biliousness and dyspepsia promising blood purification nerve strength bowel regulation kidney aid and stomach relief. Also features a Plymouth Rock rooster sale and boar listings with names Leroy Farmer and H C Sydnor in Higginsville Missouri.
A seasonal call urges readers to choose a personal Christmas present by giving a photo of themselves. The message encourages prompt decision and immediate action, appealing to friendship and timely gift ideas.
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