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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1906
Page
8
The advert claims Dr Price's Baking Powder offers superior healthful qualities, noting its digestibility and delicious taste. It urges avoiding alum-based powders and to study the label for ingredients and safety.
Waverly notes list numerous social visits and travels across Kansas City Lexington Grand Pass Malta Bend and Pleasant Hill. Highlights include weddings births corrections to a birth notice and local fundraising events at Three Groves School with prize contests and a pie social. The marriage of Miss Moudt Jones to Garfield A. Cook in Lexington is reported with details of the ceremony and decorations.
The store touts useful gifts for Christmas and holidays, promoting reliable goods at fair prices. Offers shaving sets including Gillette razors, sterling silver pieces, pocket knives, manicure items, combs, leather goods, box papers, pens, and Perfumes from Hudnut and other brands in holiday packages.
An advertisement highlights chest protectors chamois vests rubber sponges whisk brooms hot water bottles fine soaps lather brushes and many everyday gifts. It promises best quality and cost savings with every purchase and invites readers to bring their gift lists.
Local residents and visitors mingle in Lexington with travel to Kansas City St Louis Independence and Wheeling. People include Roy Chansler of Delmar Neva visiting relatives in Lexington and Victoria Keller visiting from Warrensburg with Lydia Nelson hosting. several trips to Kansas City for business or family time and a jewelry sale by Ludwig Jewelry & Monte Store.
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