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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1910
Page
5
The text promotes Kodol as a digestive aid, stressing the need for sufficient wholesome food and thorough digestion. It argues you must eat to live, avoid dieting, and when the stomach is weak, use Kodol to help digestion and give the stomach rest.
The ad promises a full money back guarantee if no benefits are seen after finishing the dollar bottle. It states refunds are paid to the druggist and applies only to the large bottle and one per family. It notes the dollar bottle contains 24 times as much as the fifty cent bottle and mentions BE. O. DeWitt & Co., Chicago, as the maker.
The Confederate Soldiers Home at Higginsville invites Missouri U S W and U D C chapters to appoint a three member committee to meet with the Board of Managers during 1910. The aim is to learn true needs of the Home, share information, and offer constructive suggestions for the comfort and welfare of aging Confederate soldiers. Public notice urges newspapers to publicize the matter.
Daily rail schedule listings show East Bound No. 14 Missouri State Express and No. 16 Pure Accommodation with arrival and departure times, names of connecting trains such as Nightingale and Early Bird, and stations including Kansas City and Chicago. Agent signatures G. A. Vermillion and R. Higginsville, Mo.
A reflective poem tracing memories of the old year and hopes for the new one. It moves from Pacific to Asia and Africa, notes wars and peace, love and family, and ends with a rousing call to welcome Nineteen Ten with faith and cheer. The speaker views time as a witness and prays for blessings, harvests, and harmony across nations.
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