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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1902
Page
6
A fragmented ad-style passage urges stopping the bligh and protecting children health. It promotes Scott’s Emulsion as a remedy to help weak children catch up with the rest, claiming it improves appetite sleep and school performance. It directs readers to send for a free sample and lists Scott & Bowne address in New York.
A historical notice advises vinegar as a preventive for smallpox exposure. It claims vinegar can prevent disease if used four times daily in water, even after exposure, with local application said to curb itching and vesicle development. The piece mentions ongoing trials and a local nurse, Lucy Payor, returning to Wallon to resume duties.
The text lists how various humors accumulate in the skin liver and organs causing pimples boils eczema and other eruptions. It links symptoms such as loss of appetite tiredness bilious feelings and headaches to these accumulations and describes them as causing many repulsive conditions.
Fragmented ad text touts Wood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as tonics that “humors,” overcome effects, strengthen, and tone the body. Mentions assorted nonsensical phrases and various terms. promises to keep the promise.
A reflective piece contrasts a broken friendship over a birthday invitation with a contrasting tale of courteous forgiveness by Bishop Whippletelia. It then surveys social bonds in theaters, noting Friday as prime for playgoers and describing the mysterious laws of audience behavior and theater economics.
A persuasive piece urging start small with savings, noting real-life success of tiny deposits. It cites global and U S data on savings, compares with other banks, and ends with a call to begin saving and invest later in solid bonds. It emphasizes discipline, early start, and the moral of thrift.
A writer envisions an ideal society with no deserving poor, achievable if workers receive sufficient remunerative wages. It argues prices and wage competition distort reality, urges honest work for all able to work, and condemns idleness and underbidding. The piece notes care for the disabled and criticizes contempt for the unwilling to work.
The notice warns that Ada M. Foes and others will auction or convey encumbrances on a farm in Lexington County. It states all purchasers or lien seekers must meet terms set by the seller, with payments and transfer actions to be completed on the specified date. It emphasizes authority of the person controlling the farm and the sale conditions.
J H Campbell circuit clerk lists Uy J W Syoxon and Dagnuty Chias as Lyons attorney for the case, with one-one docket notation.
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