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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1902

Page

3

Publicity urged to curb rising divorce trend and protect home

An editorial advocates public publicity in divorce proceedings to deter evasion and protect children and the institution of marriage. It cites rising divorce rates in New England and praises the home, church, and school as pillars of national strength, urging alignment of education with social conditions and character development.

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Local births and deaths and community notices

Born in this city February 4 a daughter to the wife of John Welsh eight pounds. Mrs Percy Silver and Miss Georgia Gilkeson spent Saturday in Kansas City. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs James Anderson died in the city February 3. Miss Louise Chandler left Monday for Joplin to visit her uncle George B Temple. Mrs Oscar Andreen left for Marshall Tuesday to spend time with her sister Mrs A Wade. Morris Gordon had a finger badly mashed by a sled Friday. amputation performed Saturday morning. The casualty is greatly to be regretted. Piles relief offered by Tabler’s Bocketea? Pile Ointment sold by Crenshaw & Young. Miss Mary Henry returned from Butler, Bates County where her father Newwwo Henry was injured in a railroad accident. father greatly improved. Herbive touted to restore energy and nerves. Crenshaw & Young. John Henry on Lafayette street in Union City died January 5 of old age and general debility. Hernan Bills aged 79 years. The doctor’s faith in Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin noted. Oklahoma City, Mrs Min Cash, widow of Willard Cash. part owner of IsTetti- She leaves two children, Phian aged 19 and Edna aged. Mr Cash Col Morrison Dead Col John B Morris, died in Payette Sunday night aged 73. Morris was former sheriff of Howard County and warden of the Missouri Penitentiary. Father-in-law of Commodore John F. Shafroth of Colorado. Buried by the Masonic order Monday afternoon.

Mary Henry Butler Bates County Newwwo Henry Mr. Henry Col Morrison Toho B. Miorrisug Howard County Payette Sutda Nlgit Mirisin Howar County Goverius Francis John F. Shafroth Colorado

Texas Wonder Halle Great Discovery Promises Kidney Relief

An advertisement from Crenshaw Younes Texas July 2 1901 touts Texas Wonder Hall's Great Discovery as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles in men and women and even children. It claims to relieve gravel urine infections and many related ailments with a two month treatment and urges readers to send a small bottle for trial. Testimonials praise its effectiveness and promise a low price and refunds.

Halle Hal Worby Mall Hall Louis Ben Crenshaw Younes Neowho Bial Bay Meglan Thia Furl Lexi W. A. Davia

Entertaining Frida Night by Mr and Mrs Johnerr

Mr and Mrs Geo W Johnerr hosted a small gathering Friday night for family and friends in honor of their forty sixth anniversary. A bountiful spread of good things was served and the evening was pleasant with guests present including Mr and Mrs F T Peiet, Mr and Mrs J A Ball, and Mr and Mrs Clarence Vivion.

Geo. W. Johnerr Mr. Johnson H. Mall Clarence Vivion Ane Mere Funes

Cure All Dread Disease Claim Promoted by Tonics Firm

A vintage advertisement touts a medicine with claims to cure catarrh and related ailments. It boasts internal dialogue and “positive care” language, urging readers to seek the product from VJ Cormier & Co. in Toledo Ohio, promising free samples and guaranteed results.

Catareth Bolim Bolldiog VJ Cormier & Co Toledo

Reading Aloud and Narration for Children's Literature

The text argues that guiding children's access to literature depends on suitable choices and emphasizes reading aloud at home, in libraries, and schools. It cautions against overcritical notes that disgust young readers and urges publishers to let children enjoy works like Ichabod Crane and Snowbound without excessive preface analysis. It notes the value of storytellers and imagination in early literary experience.

Ichabod Crane

Nickell’s Home Saturday Feb 15 Eye Diseases and Other Ailments Cured

Eye weakness watery and gravelled eyes, cataracts, and all eye diseases cured without knife. Spectacles made to order. Deafness roaring colden thickened drums and foul discharges cured. Cancers cured at home without operation. Nervous disorders rheumatism stomach and kidney diseases long standing. Female diseases and private disorders of men cured.

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