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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1908

Page

7

Have Varying Sabbath Days Across Islands

A fragment discusses historic Sabbath anomalies, noting that Philippine islanders kept Sunday on Monday in Borneo, linking the fact to exploration routes by Spanish and Portuguese sailors. It then shifts to Woman's Own Traits, outlining qualities like affection and intuition as essential feminine spheres complementing male roles in life.

Borneo Philippines Cape Horn Bernen Pacific

Truth and slander in a moral reflection

The passage contrasts truth and deceit, noting that spoken truth with a deceitful heart becomes harmful. A wise man says a truthful mouth reveals righteousness, while a false witness embodies deceit. Slander courts wrongdoing when truth is misused.

Say No Evil and Unjust Remarks, Butler Quotation

Quote from Joseph Butler on the harms of falsely labeling a man with evil. It contrasts the wrong of calling someone evil with the lesser harm of praising a person undeservedly. The passage discusses the social consequences of unjust character judgments and the injury caused by defaming others.

Joseph Butler

Power for homes quoted by Harper's Bazar

A fragment from Harper's Bazar extols building up power in homes for beauty companionship intelligence charity and rights, claiming it is within reach of every home big or small and may surpass individual realization.

Harper's Bazar

Be Courteous and Kind, A Lesson From Great Minds

The author urges courtesy, simplicity, and kindness as marks of true greatness. Neat behavior improves life for all, aligning with how the world’s truly notable figures have treated others across stations and classes.

Locking the Stable Door On Maine White Pines Decline

The article discusses conserving Maine white pines after widespread loss, noting the drastic steps required to save most trees. It reflects on enduring fame and the old man’s virtue, likening preservation efforts to geologists reconstructing history and memory enduring beyond life.

Maine

Oldest Known Scotch Poetry Fragment Sets Record

The fragmentary record centers on Michael Scott as the Earlfeat of Sentech poets and includes mournful lines about the death of Alexander of Scotland in 1285, marking one of the earliest remnants of Scottish verse.

Earlfeat Michael Scott Alexander Til Scotland

Millions Against Rabbits in Queensland Fences

The Queensland government and citizens have spent not less than 6,250,000 to erect wire fences to control the rabbit pest. The effort is regarded as a wise outlay given the scale of the problem and the need to protect agriculture and ecosystems.

Queensland

Mixed Diet Theory in Health Writing

The text argues for a mixed diet of meats vegetables fruits and nuts as best for varied human activity. It mentions Air Work and contrasts air with vinegar as a better aid, claiming small drops of air aid polit interactions while vinegar could corrode wheels and hinder movement.

Ashestee Mining in Canada Sparks Strange Claim

A fragmentary report from Canada references Ashestee and a claimed mining output in Quebec of 49,000 henge pee ayti. The text is garbled but suggests a noted quantity tied to Canadian mining activity and a possible foreign term or misrendered unit.

Canada Quebec

Mountaing Shut Out Sunlight In Fading Dusk

A cryptic note reports an obscure event with altered names and fragmented text. It mentions a Mountain, a Winged entity, and a city region, indicating a muted or shadowed setting with unclear actions or outcomes. The passage reads like a damaged clipping with unreadable dates or figures.

Cheap Municipal Tenement Controversy Emerges

A fragmentary 19th century note describes cheap municipal tenements owned by Kubilo. It mentions two rooms rented for two shillings and work, with unclear details about ownership and policy.

Kubilo

Probate Court Docket February term 1908 first days

Probate docket listing dozens of guardians, curators, administrators, and executors for estates and minors. Names include Lydia Fox, John S White, Alfred William EL, James Hill, Nancy Ellen Ferguson, Lulu McCarty, Robert Hendricks, August Bodenstab, Catherine Mueller, Thomas Jones, Omar Levin, Annie Fisher, Fred Kruetz, August Uphaus, Mary F Clements, Henry Winkler, Bertha Guenther, John Hoehn, Ben F Payne, Dorothea Mendelsohn, Frances Barley, Albert Lewis, Anna Swerengen, Dorothy Mendelsohn, Sophie Commor, Samuel Beall, George McDonald, and others across days Feb 10–17 1908 with various guardianship and administration appointments noted.

Fox Lydia Chas. R Dollarhide- Lee W. D. Meng Ferguson Nancy Ellen Thomas Carmichael McCarty Lulu Wei Meng Hendricks Robert Obas PF. Wehrmeier Guardian Wasi SN. Wilson Parrett Dla Samuel McBurney Bodenstab August Minnors Win Bodenstab Harrison Leo Lillian Delia D. M. Hogan Mueller Catherine Levin Omar and Norbert Clements Mary F Wm. H. Chiles Wilbern Herbert Gh. Klotz Arthusa J Marshall Klotz Middleton John W Geo. Wowsley Wulkerson FP. S Jennie Pulkerson Lewis Albert Ephriam Levis Quandian Sweréengen Anna W. H. R. Greer Mendelsohn Dorothy Minor A Mendelsohn Barley Frances Joseph A. Wilson Payne Ben F C. Keith de Bonis Oe Melerer Magdelena F. R. Haerle Greite Frederick W Henry W. Greite Ollsom Alva Chas. M. Johnson Commor Sophia E A.B Corage Beall Samuel K M. ©. Ryland Hill John B Mollie M. Hill Wildechults F. BL

Path of the Upright as a Moral Maxim

A compact ancient quotation discusses virtue and crime, noting that a person who commits no crime does not need to inquire into wrongdoing. It echoes ideas from Antiphanes about ethics, caution, and social restraint in conduct.

Antiphanes

Therefore Be Merry A Wetit beart lives lodge

A fragment from an old text notes a festive refrain with autumnal mood and rustic phrasing. It references merriment and a living bearish figure in a lodge setting, suggesting a playful or allegorical scene without clear context. The wording evokes Elizabethan or early modern speech.

Shakespeare

Ardinger-Tarker Nuptials Planned In Louisiana Missouri

Horace C Ardinger of Lexington will marry Miss Frances M Tarker of Louisiana Missouri in a quiet 3 PM ceremony at the bride’s mother Mrs E V Tucker home. Ardinger a Wentworth and Missouri alumnus is noted as a top halfback and Lexington social figure. Afterward the couple will reside in Kansas City and St Louis before home at 20th and Main streets. Haglish Spavin Liniment ad ends the item.

Lexington Horace C. Ardinger Louisiana Missouri Frances M. Tarker E. V. Tucker Ardinger Wentworth Military Academy Wentworth University of Missouri Elks and Kappa Sigma Tucker Central St. Louia Kansas City Twentieth Main Streets

Birthday Dinner for Mr and Mrs Gordon in Lafayette

Mr and Mrs Geo B Gordon celebrated their birthday with a dinner at home last Saturday. The couple, born on the same day, have been married 40 years and 1 month. Mrs Gordon, formerly Miss Mary A Shelby, is daughter of the late Jos D Shelby. Guests included Mrs Ella G White, Mrs Kate Bishop, Miss Leta Gordon, Os Chinn, Buford Gordon, and Lyon Gordon. Both are hale and hearty and foresee a golden wedding ten years hence.

Geo. B. Gordon Os. Chinn Buford Gordon Lyon Gordon Gordon

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised by Clinton resident

Mr B E Chamberlain of Clinton Maine says Bucklen's Arnica Salve "does the business." He has used it for chapped hands and it cured them and applied to an old sore it healed it without leaving a scar. Available at Crenshaw & Young's drug store.

B.E. Chamberlain Clinton Maine Bucklen Crenshaw & Young's Drug Store

A Clever Poet The First Woman and Other Gems

The Intelligencer notes receipt of a pamphlet The First Woman and Other Gems by Warren and Comstock issued by Bishop Press of Kansas City. Comstock, son-in-law of Wm. H. Chiles, is a businessman who writes poetry in leisure. His verse shows vivid imagination, large vocabulary and artistic temperament with beautiful sentiment and perfect rhymes.

Warren &. Comstock Bishop Press Kansas City Comstick Wm. H. Chiles Cematock

Two Merry Tramps Delights Missouri Audience

Saturday performances of Two Merry Tramps draw clean and clever praise with lively pacing and high production energy. Ey Bergelin shines in the thinking part of Mach while Myra Jefferson earns credit for major editing work. chorus changes numerous costumes. The show leaves audiences satisfied and a strong theatrical booking.

Ey Bergelin Mach Missouri Myra Jefferson Jodie

Ballant's Snow Liniment for Neuralgia Relief

Advert appears to promote Ballant's Snow Liniment as a remedy for neuralgia rheumatic pains burns cuts and all pains. Sold by & Young. Partial text underscores claims of facial neuralgia pain relief and overall usefulness of the product.

Ballant Young

Barber Shop Visit Rekindles Local Dialogue at Little Gem

Residents recall the Little Gem barbershop amid renewed community discussion. The venue, long a neighborhood hub, is cited for hosting casual talks that reveal shifting attitudes toward local businesses and culture.

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