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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1902
Page
3
Pace Baxina Powder Co. of Chicago asserts its baking powder yields greater leavening with a spoonful, producing light, beautiful bread and cake while avoiding flour waste. It costs less per biscuit batch than cheap powders and promises healthier food.
A fragmented page lists guests and travel notes for Rev E K Wolfe and others, illness remedies and ads for Ballard’s Horehound Syrup, a minstrel benefit in Lexington, a critique of Maryville ideas, and medical patent claims. It also mentions a rare land document found in arronsburg, hunting and fishing notes in Antlers I T, a death from a pin incident, and upcoming church events including a Japanese bazaar and a talk by David Overmeyer for the W M A. The page reports on a Lexington boy injured, his transfer to a hospital, and a public address by Overmeyer.
A distorted ad text warns of a stock panic on Wall Street and likens it to stomach trouble. It touts Dr. Caldwell's Byrup Pepsin as the guaranteed remedy, noting it is for sale by Leroy Farmer.
B Felsentha discusses Zionism as a hope for Jews persecuted in Russia Romania and Galicia to return to a Land of Refuge in Palestine under Turkish suzerainty. Basel 1897 set aims to secure home for Israelites, with limited emigration to Palestine possible amid growing sympathy. Israel is seen as a blessing to the world.
Frank B Welch urges moderation as a guiding principle. He argues that slow steady progress beats haste, warns against extremes, and uses analogies from engineering and aviation to advocate temperance in business, home life, and personal ambition.
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