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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1906
Page
7
Advertisement copy promotes EE One of Ayer's Pills as a gentle laxative to aid bedtime recovery, urging readers to use the product for a restful night and quicker health improvement.
In Soldiers of the Common Good Charles Edward Boswell notes the spread of government railroad ownership beyond the United States. He cites miles owned by government and private lines worldwide, predicting further nationalization in Europe, while contrasting American railroad legislation. He also mentions Congo interests and Leopold’s alliances, criticizing press exposure and public confusion during this era.
In Otossa the turkey trade under Bwitt Co. reaches record figures with 1000 birds slaughtered and 600 geese, while turkeys still being gathered. Hill, Texas, notes a local wonder as W L Hill grows from 90 to over 180 pounds. Dr. King’s New Discovery touted for coughs and consumption with positive weight gain after 12 bottles. Chas L Ginn and family plan Lexington move. Masonic Lodge officers elected for year ending December 27, 1906.
A Pennsylvania family claims a miraculous recovery after seven bottles of a blood medicine cured a child of eczema deemed incurable for five years. The notice credits Crenshaw & Young druggists and mentions Kodol as a digestive remedy, with donations and local church notices following.
Jamestown Exposition notes show civic groups nationwide coordinating to hold events. Exposition provisions include free admission and meals, with extensive educational features and submerged harbor illumination planned. Transportation arrangements emphasize smooth access, with rail and trolley lines geared to handle daily crowds. Two miles of decorative fencing will surround the grounds.
A reader from Columbia Tenn praises Herbine as a positive cure for constipation, dyspepsia, and liver issues. She notes improved well being after taking Herbine and says Crenshaw & Young sell the remedy locally.
A description notes a bullet fired at 1700 feet per second in dry air would travel over 1300 feet in moisture. The fragment lists livestock and equipment including 1400 pound mares 1100 pound mare a 34 shudebaker wagon sauna harness top buggy and single harness with inquiries at a telephone camp near the opera house.
Travel by public conveyances strains the eyes due to rapid scenery changes. Advocates using Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatism sprains and muscle injuries. A. G. M. Williams of Navasota Texas endorses it for a sprained ankle and keeps it at home. Sold by Crenshaw & Young.
Real estate transfers listed with dates December 1906 to December 1908. Transactions include Jas H Broughton to Bank of Odessa for 2000 dollars and multiple parcels in Higginsville Odessa Dover and Bates City. Names appear with prices and land lots along with marriage notices and local events from Odessa Democrat.
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