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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1902
Page
3
Stand by the Standard Price's Cream Baking Powder, noted as the acknowledged standard and most pure. It promises healthful, palatable results, warns against alum and dangerous additives in low grade powders, and asserts value returned with each purchase. Paice Baking Powder Co. Chicago advertises purity and economy driven by merit, not schemes.
Lexington residents and visitors fare across Kansas, Missouri, and Texas. Notables include Captain A. B. Albro and wife returning from the north, Major A. W. Allen from Montgomery City, and Miss Marla Coag departing toward Tonganoxie after Lexington visits. Numerous others travel for schooling, teaching, visits with kin, or relocation to Chicago, Warrensburg, Leavenworth, and Galena. Extended notes mention church officers, a local funeral, and a marriage in Kansas City.
War correspondent G W Stevens recalls a brutal desert ordeal in Egypt. After a long day’s ride toward a monastery the guide’s optimism faltered and the party grew hopelessly lost in the Libyan desert. Dawn found them still wandering with scant food water and worn camels, until a camel track offered a hint to safety.
Local notice states Parmers offer better wheat prices than rivals delivered on the Misecort PacHig road. Call at Littielhiew Mitting Cosspeny office for details.
The People's Friend recounts anecdotes about the new prince and princess of Wales. The duchess remains gracious yet firm, rebuffing a socialite who pressed for the nickname May. In Wilmington, a whistle alarm at a railroad yard disrupted night owls until engineers eased the jammed valve.
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