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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1906
Page
2
The text advises analyzing soil or blood to determine suitable fertilizer or tonic. It suggests a chemist can identify the needed fertilizer for soil and a doctor can prescribe treatment to enrich blood with rich corpuscles. It notes fat as a likely lacking element and mentions concentrated fat foods as easily digested options.
Scott's Emulsion promises to nourish and strengthen the body when milk and cream fail. The ad emphasizes palatability and consistent benefits for wasting bodies in both children and adults and offers a free sample.
Obituary notes the death of William Alfred Allred near Ogeusa in 1905. married to Willie Friedsoe Opt. 16, 1897 with four children surviving. Describes his Christian life, memory in the community, and funeral at the Christian church conducted by Rev. J. L. Downing. burial in Odessa cemetery. Included is a patent medicine testimonial for Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and coughs with Crenshaw & Young druggist offering bottles.
The article profiles Mark Fagan mayor of Jersey City, praising his honesty and decency in politics. It notes his third-term victory amid machine opposition and bosses trying to buy him, as told by Lincoln Breslin in January Clore's.
The piece portrays Steffens and Fagan as central to a puzzling Jersey City political affair. It notes a discovery that explains the mystery, with Frank J. Cheney swearing to a claim about Catarrh Cure and a Toledo firm. The excerpt then lists saloon licenses and various notices and ads, including health remedies and travel tickets.
An advertisement touts a guaranteed kidney remedy from Crenshaw and Young, urging readers to call for details. The copy boasts no-cost trials and promotes the product with bold promises and a contact prompt.
Missouri dairy expert R. M. Wastturn outlines winter calf rearing, from immediate suckling to staged milk feeds, gradual milk type changes, and the role of grain and clover in developing a calf’s future milk-producing capacity. Emphasizes avoiding overfeeding, gradual growth, and building digestive and feeding capacity for economical dairy cattle.
A customer from Chicago writes March 4 1903 after trying many doctors and remedies for Lombagy and finds Ballard's Snow Liniment almost instantly effective. He cheerfully recommends it and joins the list of sufferers sold by Crenshaw Young. Also notes two Odessa births: a daughter to Mrs Jean Gann on Dec 23 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs WJ Lodwig on Dec 25.
A clipped report notes indigestion as a growing cause of sudden deaths, claiming even healthy adults suffer heart-failure after heavy meals. The piece emphasizes alarming cases in medical papers and urges caution before medical help is sought.
A compact timetable style notice shows Missouri Pacific branch details with loan mention and Loomis as agent. Dates and specific figures are partially garbled but indicate a formal financial or transit related entry. The fragment preserves named entity Loomis and the Mo Pac organization, suggesting an official notice or schedule item.
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