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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1922
Page
2
The notice shows kL. W. Allen as Editor and Publisher for a Lafayette County weekly issued on Fridays with a subscription rate of $23.00 per year and $150 per year in the county, indicating second class mail status and Missouri newspaper designation.
Roy page six notes For The Children urging careful selection of cough medicines for kids. It cites Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as pleasant to take, safe, and effective, favored by many mothers. Also mentions Dr. G W Fredendall traveling to holiday with his son-in-law Major Hoge in Rock Island.
Chronic constipation relief advice notes that some people never have a bowel movement and overuse of mineral waters and strong laxatives worsens the condition. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for gentle relief and mentions a Christmas Club at Lexington Savings Bank with a Kansas City trip for Mrs. Allen and son.
The item highlights Christmas specialties with potted plants, trees, wreaths, and mistletoe from local shops, plus a testimonial about benefits of joining a land club and a push to open a bank card in 1928. Also includes an ad for a 6 room house for sale at 20th and Main, with Reserve System 6 percent loans for city or farm property.
A rural scene unfolds as Sister Anne, Lake, and Judge Emory confront a marriage proposal from Angus McCallum to Anne. Lalee schemes with mischief while a minister, the judge, and a concerned family navigate affection, propriety, and the pace of love amid social expectations.
The article describes arctic terns as coast loving birds with late-footed bodies and slender feel for water. Arctic terns rear young in the north polar region then migrate to the Antarctic, undertaking long 11 000 mile journeys and following the sun through near continuous daylight, seeking land or open water to sustain life.
A garbled exchange discusses painting and social banter with unclear subjects. The fragment hints at casual remarks about appearance and activity but lacks coherent context or identifiable individuals.
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