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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1916
Page
3
Sloan's Liniment is recommended for mothers to treat bumps, bruises, sprains, rheumatic aches, neuralgia, and post cold soreness in children and outdoors workers. It penetrates and soothes without rubbing and offers prompt relief. available at druggists for 25 cents.
Mrs D M Key from Jackson Mississippi arrived Saturday night with her little son David Martin Jr to visit her parents Mr and Mrs J Shelton here.
An advertisement promises quick relief from a hacking cough and cold symptoms. It touts pine balsams for irritated membranes and antiseptic properties to kill germs, claiming faster recovery. Available at your Druggist for 50 cents.
L B Bullard spent Sunday in Kansas City. Mrs Chris Wilcoxon and daughter Louise travelled to Kansas City for a visit. Dr Kings New Life Pills advertised claim to ease constipation and improve skin. Dr Z M Williams conducted services in Wellington with his wife. Capt W C Wright visited Kansas City Sunday morning.
A cough that racks and irritates the throat may lead to a serious chronic cough if neglected. The pine balsams in Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey soothe irritation and aid breathing while antiseptic properties kill germs. Handy for croup sore throat and chronic bronchial affections. Get a bottle today at all druggists 25c.
Mrs. P. Dodson returned Sunday morning from a week's visit with relatives in Aullville. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Mollenkamp and children spent Sunday in Higginsville.
A Japanese dental surgeon, Dr Tahara, says American higher education is the world’s best and that 50 to 100 Japanese students come annually to U S schools to train and then serve in Japan. He notes American dentists prosper in Japan and expresses a goal to master English.
The League of American Sportsmen urges a nationwide drive to destroy the English sparrow, arguing it outcompetes native birds and threatens farm life. It plans a proclamation and a spring campaign with state governors, city officials, school heads, and Boy Scouts involvement. Methods include nesting destruction, trapping, shooting under supervision and licenses, and nocturnal water-noise deterrence where possible.
Dr M P Ravenel explains how highly milled grain products strip vital vitamines from wheat corn and rice. He notes that water ground grains preserve nutrients, while excessive baking soda and lack of acids in bread can destroy nutrients. Fresh foods like meat eggs and milk replenish vitamins. pellagra once spread in 1820 southwestern France when diets relied on cereals pork and few vegetables.
The piece argues true millennium will be a mosaic of individual prefer ences rather than a single universal state. Reformers scientists leaders bridge experts and politicians each require a different eight kind of millennium to be satisfied, making a uniform paradise impossible to achieve.
The article notes Willie Hoppa, famed lightweight pugilist, trains by jogging around Central Park with only a U-ounce cut. Charles P. Qushing in The World's Work observes that the test is about nerves and confidence as much as strength, highlighting Hoppa's steady demeanor.
A fragment shows a wife named Mabel announcing plans to marry, while a husband searches for a suitable suitor. The dialogue hints at concern over consultation and the societal pressure of arranged matches within a family context.
We Love Work proclaims readiness to do better work and more of it than ever in concrete mixing. The ad touts a new late mixer, claiming cost savings and higher quality because the concrete is mixed properly in one go. John I. Ashurst signs the notice.
Henry Schott of Chicago, a prominent advertising manager, urged students at the University of Missouri School of Journalism to be truthful in ads. He cited the pine industry’s revival through honest promotion and explained the value of clear, plausible reasons to buy. Farmers' Week 1917 in Missouri features delegates, sessions, and a Friday banquet at Rothwell Gymnasium.
Miss Anna B. Patton of Springfield Missouri visits at the home of her cousin Mrs R N Allen The local shop Crenshaw Young advertises a stock of fine writing papers engraved cards and toilet articles for Christmas presents
Kitchen and home column urges readers to check winter garments for cleaning pressing or repair needs. It advises inspecting coats hats gloves and boots for stains wear and maintenance requirements during the season.
H. E. Patton of Springfield, Missouri, arrived Saturday for a visit here with his sister, Mrs. R. N. Allen.
Mrs Minnie Perry of Nelsonville describes years of severe dizziness and weakness, says Cardus the woman’s tonic cured her after three bottles. The ad urges Cardui for womanly disorders and promises broad success for weak women.
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