Local weekly newspaper rules and issue details
Lexington Intelligencer editor and publisher A W Allen announces weekly Friday issue. Subscription rates: $2.84 per year to Lafayette County. outside Lafayette County price not fully printed. Paper is entered as second class mail in Lexington Missouri. A committee to print must be signed.
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Mild laxatives aid chronic constipation observe Chamberlains Tablets
Chronic constipation stems from excess cathartics and mineral waters that deplete water in the body. A gentle tonic like Chamberlains Tablets gives a subtle bowel movement without worsening the condition. Also notes several local visitors traveling to Kansas City for short visits with friends.
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Cough Remedy Praised for Children by Mothers
Mothers favor Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children it is pleasant tasting and free of harmful drugs recent endorsement comes from Willard Steele of Kansas City who sent Christmas greetings to Lexington relatives and friends and Hugh Patterson spent Wednesday in Kansas City on business trips.
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Willard Steele
Kansas City
Lexington
Hugh Patterson
Fletcher's Castoria Ad and Holiday Card Notes
Mr and Mrs R A Harmon of Kansas City visited Mrs Katherine Fanolio in this city for Christmas. Raymond Ainsworth, Central College Fayette Mo student, spent holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs John Ainsworth.
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R. A. Harmon
Kansas City
Raymond Ainsworth
Central College
Fayette, Mo
Mrs
John Ainsworth
Kidney Pills Bring Relief to Lexington Woman
Mrs. Warda Sargis of Madison Street testifies that Dean’s Kidney Pills cured her long battled kidney trouble causing backache, dizziness, and pain during housework. 60 cents at dealers. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. Also notes births and holiday visits in local families including Frank Sullens’ daughter born December 19, 1922 and Violet Shelton visiting grandparents in holidays, with a family trip to Muskogee for Christmas.
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Foster-Milburn Co
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Buffalo
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Ham Sandwich and a Hungry Tramp in the Hills
Merwin Palmer, tired from work under a car, asks for water at a hill house where a violet eyed girl offers a ham sandwich. She fears tramp stories yet hints at helping him, while the man talks of murder for ham and reveals a companion down the road.
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Merwin Palmer
Dave
Merwin
Faith and Merwin Palmer In A Yard Scene
Faith Darrow confronts Merwin Palmer as he and Dave repair a broken car in the yard. The moment mixes surprise, flirtation, and a jarring interruption from dancers nearby, revealing past tensions and a possible marriage proposal under informal, fraught circumstances.
Fiji Traders Pay In Tobacco Not Gold On Islands
Remoteness of Fiji tribes leaves money unknown as tobacco replaces valuables. A trader gifts a goat to a king who chews it, then demands its removal. Gold deposits exist, but locals hide knowledge. two quartz specimens rich in gold are found in copra bags, yet no one reveals who hid them or why.
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South Pacific Ocean
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T. R. St. Johnston
Apemata Island
Fiji
St. Johnson
Wind and air currents explained in plain terms
An explanatory note describes how heating warms air causing it to rise and draw in cooler air, creating wind. It notes the day breeze from sea and land breeze at night as land heats faster than water, reversing after dark with winds flowing to the sea.
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Origins of cochineal dye in Oaxaca and world trade
The Oaxaca inked culture used cochineal dye for centuries believing it came from plant matter. They did not realize the brilliant color came from a cactus-feeding insect later linked to global trade, including Central America and the Canary Islands.
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Oaxaca
Central America
Canary Islands
Unkindest Cut Sparks Exchange Over Wrong Number Fees
A chaotic exchange recounts a manager from the tw Company denying charges when a subscriber dials a wrong number, provoking a dramatic interjection from a wife and a heated retort from her partner. The scene captures tensions over billing and service expectations in a bustling narrative voice.
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