Sunday visits and local notices from Lexington and nearby towns
Local items list visits by Pr Claude Johnson in Lexington George G Gordon in Bigginsville and Earl T Stier in Chicago on business. farm hand wages noted. a wedding at Woslick. several trips to Kansas City Shelbyville and Toledo appear. Advertisements for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Kwik relief for indigestion appear amid community notices.
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Claude Johnson
Lexington
George G. Gordon
Bigginsville
Gordon
Kansas City
Earl T. Stier
Chicago
State of Ohio
City of
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
of & J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
F. Z. Cheney &Co
A. D. Mitchell
Sedalia
W. F. Murphy
Charles Parcher
Maryville
Robert Carter
Highle
William Cullumanil
Kansag
After-Dinner Napa and the Healthful Meal
A fragment notes that after dinner napas promote relaxation aiding digestion. It argues calm nerves and a rested stomach conserve energy for digestion, claiming health and long life from mindful eating. The piece references an "utter dinner way" and discusses what to eat.
Hospital rebuild costs soar to five million pounds
Hospital authorities confront the reality of needed rebuilding and massive funding. In the past decade many great metropolitan hospitals have faced the question of reconstruction, with estimates suggesting collective costs near five million pounds to cover the required works.
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Metropolitan Hospital
London Hospital
To the Home M aker Harper's Bazar style plea text
To the Home Maker to build up the power of our homes for beauty companionship intelligence charity and rights of others within every home whether big or small Harper's Bazar quote about empowering domestic life remains a reflective period piece from the publication.
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Harper's Bazar
Helmet fashion clashes with top hat trend in Lagos ad
An odd Lagos Standard advertisement touts a helmet named Mogul or Moral Grandeur with khaki and puggaree, claiming it suits frock and morning wear while rivaling the top hat. The item is pitched as fashionable headgear for gentlemen. Submarine signal bells ordered by the French government will be placed on Calais Boulogne and Havre piers. A South African Mirage sighting reports a town’s image across a river near Worcester this week.
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Owode
Geent
Lagos Standard
Pniematic
Calais
Boulogne
Havre
Ased
C. G. Knott
South Africa
Worcester
Observer humorously weighs divorces over morning milk run
In the Yonkers Statesman opinion column, the Observer of Events and Things quips that if a man could glimpse a girl in the early morning wearing curl papers while going out to fetch milk, there would be fewer divorces.
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Yonkers Statesman
U Champ Clark Defined as Natural Leader by Public
A concise appraisal notes that eloquence learning talent genius courage and other qualities do not create a leader yet people instinctively follow the man who possesses U-Champ Clark. The passage emphasizes the public’s instinctive recognition of leadership in Clark.
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U—Champ Clark
First Body Then Morals Reform Message
A sociologist advocates starting with the child's physical well being. He argues feeding bathing and bodily care precede moral reform. Respectful treatment of the body can lay groundwork for better behavior and character development.
World's Largest Orchards at Werder Near Berlin
The largest orchards in the world lie at Werder near Berlin extending to about 13,000 acres. They yield around 48,000,000 pounds of apples and pears each year.
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Werder
Berlin
Ammonia Fumes Counteracted By Vinegar Intake
A historical note claims that a small amount of vinegar can counteract ammonia fumes, revive the unconscious, and in many cases save a life. The advisory emphasizes using vinegar as a first aid measure in exposure.
Push Toward the Goal Quote From Carlyle
A compact quotation urges standing up to work, facing sorrows, and not yielding while pushing on toward the goal. It frames labor as a discipline of courage and persistent effort. The author paraphrases Thomas Carlyle on perseverance.
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Thoman Carlyle
England's Old People and Poor Relief in England
In England and Wales about 1,000,000 persons over 15 live there and each year more than a quarter of them are compelled to accept poor relief.
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England
Wales
UTT Bros
Meanest Man in Town Warns About Liver Health
A vintage advertisement declares the mean man as cross and disagreeable, blaming digestion and urging readers to use Ballard's Herbine as a liver regulator. The copy promotes Ren Shaw & Young as the distributors and presents the product as a wife trusted remedy.
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Ballard
Renshaw & Young
Rob Him Legally, The Tendency Of The Age
A brief exchange argues that society tends to use force against those with no money, opposing the idea of shooting those who would part with it peacefully. The line urges fairness toward the era and its people.
Would You Want Her to If Intellectual Progress
A Chicago Record item notes provocative questions about progress and women amid debates on fashion and intellect, implying that advancement would dictate women wear gloves and spectacles as a sign of knowledge.
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Chicago
Harald
The Nature Faker Brazen Elephant Travel Quote
An odd fragment features an elephant voice saying uncertainty about brahvh affairs and a preference for travel. The quirky line mixes playful diction with travel imagery, leaving the larger context unclear.
Clarence Summers Returns Ticaday From Kandas ity
Clarence Summers comes back after a brief stay in Kandas ity while Hon. Alexander Graves departs vestas for Jefferson City. John Hogan travels west to Kansas City Tupslay on taniness in a terse local update.
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Clarence Summers
Ticaday
Kandasity
Alexander Graves
Vestas
Jefferson City
Yee Tegal Boat News
John Hogan
Kansas City
The Wise Man and the Illusive Bins Imposition
Fragmentary note praises cunning in guarding resources and blocking imitators from overloading others. The text hints at a wise approach to control and influence, though details are obscured by garbled phrasing and missing context.
Connecticut of Indian Origin Meaning and History
The name Connecticut derives from an Indian term once recorded as Quonecktscut meaning flyer of place. This explanation traces linguistic roots and indicates how the name reflects local geography and Indigenous language heritage.
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Connecticut
Connseticut
We Believe We Have It at a Price to Please You
Local retailer advertises a broad assortment including bedroom dining and parlor furniture, seasonable foods, refrigerators, children's go carts, lawn and porch furniture, and famed Sealy and Outermoor mattresses touted as the best made.
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Outermoor
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J. H. Manthey
Woslick
A. O
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Clem Tyree
Shelbyville
This City
McClure
J. W. Sydoor
J. Ri. Sydoor
Bigginville
C. B. Claybrook
Macon
Mra
C. Dyer
Warrenaburg
Crenshaw
Mra. &. C. Meissner
St. Louis
J. P. Gordon
Joseph Scarlett
Breckenridge
T. B. Grimes
Gustav Haerle
Moler Barber College
Ron
Mannie Sawyer
Independence
Dew, J. Tucker
J. G. Crenshaw
Rosy
Leroy Farmer
BP. J. Carter
Higginsville
Ernest Kriehn
D. C. Heathman
South Migcourt
FE. T. Wilson
Booneville
Leroy Fanner
Fnward
Aull
Walter Shinn
Tueway
Peora, al
Frank Opinion
Star Brand Shoes
Srutter
J. M. Poage & CO
Main Street
Lexington, MO
University of Missouri
Soc
Winkler Furniture
Seiter’s
Haekker
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