Dr Pierce Medicines Promised By Printed Ingredients Claims
An advert touts Dr Pierce family medicines with ingredients printed on wrappers and sworn formulas, claiming safety for women and children and no alcohol. It promotes Golden Medical Discovery for indigestion and stomach disorders, plus Sage's Catarrh Remedy for nasal issues, asserting cures for chronic ailments and respiratory complaints with strong claims of effectiveness across various conditions.
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Dr. Pierce
Nature
Dr. Merce
Sage
Local Briefs From Kansas City and Higginsville
John ft Potts and H Swarts visit Kansas City and Higginsville for business and leisure. DeWitt’s remedies advertised for liver, kidney, and cough relief with Crenshaw & Young as sellers. Miss Gladys Winn and Miss Ethel Saunders travel for events and illnesses, Kennedy’s laxative cough syrup recommended for children and adults. Mrs. Hoefer, Mrs. Lehman attend visits and a wedding in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ft. Potts
Kansas City
H. Swarts
Higginsville
Chis
Mitchell
DeWitt
Solly Crenshaw& Young
F. L. Carter
Robert
Higgins Sie
Gladys Winn
Jefferson City
C. W. Loomis
Ethel Saunders
Kennedy
Crenshaw & Young
Charles Hoefer
Higginaville
J. H. Lehman
Groves-Gage
A Horrible Holdup
A Washington man recalls his brother's decade long battle with consumption and illness. After exhausting remedies from several doctors, Dr. King's New Discovery cured him with six bottles, proving a quick relief and sure cure for weak lungs, hemorrhages, coughs, colds, and bronchitis.
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W. I. Lipscomb
Washington, N.C
Hammer Receives Fire Badge At City Hall Ceremony
Nick Hammer fire chief is presented a gold engraved fire badge by Lexington department at fire headquarters in city hall. Speakers praise his leadership and growth of the service. Pueblo guest Mr Walk cites progress over ten years and Hammer vows to display the medal proudly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Hammer
Lexington
Mr. Hammer
Menal Lan
Hammer
Tlex
Mde
Chis
Lots
George C Schawe
Thomas Walton
Cleare
Mir. Walk
Pueblo
Presen
Bere
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promoted as Greatest Healer
An old time advertisement extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal healer for burns scalds wounds and ulcers. It claims instant relief and rapid cure for skin eruptions boils felons piles and other injuries with Crenshaw and Young as the sellers.
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Bucklen
Crenshaw & Young
Death of Mrs Mary O Malley in Lexington
Mrs Mary O Malley died Sunday morning at her home on West Highland Avenue after a two week illness from pneumonia. Born February 2, 1844 in Westport County Mayo Ireland she emigrated to the United States and settled in Lexington where she lived all her life. She married Andrew O Malley fifty years ago last August. Surviving with ten children include Mrs T A O Cannor Kansas City, Mrs P J Carrall Kansas City, Mrs T J Gallivan Sedalia, Rose O Malley Lexington, Rev T A O Malley S J and M J O Malley Kansas City, plus an adopted son Byron O Malley. Funeral from the Catholic church Tuesday morning with interment in the Catholic cemetery.
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Marty O'Malley
West Highland Avenue
O'Malley
Westport
County Mayo
Ireland
Ima
Lexington
Andrew O'Malley
T. A. O'Cannor
Kansas City
P. J. Carrall
T. J. Gallivan
Sedalia
Rose O'Malley
T. A. O'Malley
S. J
M. J. O'Malley
Byron O'Malley
Divorce Granted Over Temper And Bad Breath Folly
A western judge grants a divorce citing temper issues and bad breath. An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills claiming to cure constipation, dispel colds, banish headaches and bad temper, and improve overall vitality. Crenshaw & Young advertise the remedy.
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Witemper
Linwood Lawn Farm Sold Near Lexington Missouri
W V Curtis sold Linwood Lawn farm of 2124 acres two miles east of Lexington to Walter B Wad dell for C N Comstock of St Joseph Missouri. Consideration of 25.00 dollars. The property described as one of Missouri's finest improved farms.
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W. V. Curtis
M. T. Jones
Linwood Lawn
Lexington
Walter B. Waddell
C. N. Comstock
St. Joseph
Missouri
Nine Below Weather and Ongoing River Blockage
The article notes a record low of nine below with light wind easing the chill. It mentions a river blockage after the cold snap and lists scattered social items including marriage licenses issued to John H Bill and Mattle and others. Mrs O Malley arrives from Kansas City for a funeral, while Vaughan Briscoe returns home after visiting local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan Briscoe
Kansas City
George Cooper
Feday
Es iv
Peruna Recommended for Chronic Catarrh and Cough
Readers praise Peruna as a remedy for long standing catarrh of the stomach and bowels, cough, and rheumatic pains. Testimonials claim removed symptoms, improved sleep, appetite, and energy after taking multiple bottles, with several households reporting near miraculous recoveries and daily improvement.
Woman’s club sparks protest with smoking debate
Doctor Rachel Skidelaky urged letting men smoke as a sedative, saying you cannot stop men from breathing. Her remark at Mrs A B Nesbit’s home drew consternation and a long, heated discussion as members cited husbands and tobacco smells lingered on clothing.
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Rachel Skidelaky
Woman's Club
Mra
A. B. Nesbit
Philadelphia
Skoidelaky
Harriet P. Westbrook
National Municipal League
Gift coin note reveals jokes on family members
A Philadelphia man sent a gold eagle to his son and daughter-in-law last Christmas with a personal message. The note assigns the eagle and reverse eagle symbolism to Clarence and Lottie, decodes EB pluribus unum, and references a 12 and 46 days motif as unlucky and work-related hints.
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Philadelphia
Clarence
Lottie
Bird Snaring in Connecticut Seen Widely Reported
Hunters report snaring is widespread this season across Connecticut, with many locales bearing telltale snares still in place. The evidence suggests numerous lawbreakers, reflecting bold, pervasive activity as one man captured about ten birds.
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Connecticut
Extinct talk and a Noah’s ark microbes tale
John W. Gates reflects on the Mauretania propeller mishap and the ship’s danger as if giants beat on its aides. Mr. Gales recalls a boy with Noah’s ark placing two tiny wood splinters aboard, prompting a remark about microbes in the ark.
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John W. Gates
Mauretania
Mr. Gales
Mr. Gatea
Stubb Cash Dispute Over Dollar Finds
Maria and Mr Stubb argue about two ten dollar notes found under a dollar. Mrs Stubb admits taking them, claiming permission to take anything under a dollar. The debate centers on ownership of the small found money and the order in which the notes were found.
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Mr. Stubb
John
Mrs. Stubb
Down the Old Road incident and a belief query
Silas took Mandy for a drive and attempted a kiss but Mandy resisted. Cyrus asked if she would stand for it. Silas fled. A second item, Seeing and Believing, features a dialogue on becoming a psychic researcher, stressing belief and perception as requirements.
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Silas
Mandy
Cyrus
Quarre in the Woods Between Squirrel and Rabbit
A woodland quarrel erupts as a squirrel taunts a rabbit. The rabbit retorts that it is not a tail bearer, prompting playful, cheeky exchanges amid the trees.
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Quarre
Contentment versus progress urged by Mrs Wilkins Preeton
Mrs Wilkins Preeton told diners in New York that contentment is not good. She argued dissatisfaction fuels progress and warned that seeking contentment often leads to complacency, emphasizing action over quiet approval.
Ople Read Delivers Varied Lexington Lecture
The big, approachable author Ople Read appeared in Lexington Monday to an audience of readers. Described as a vigorous, sometimes coarse speaker with a warm heart, he held attention with anecdotes and stories. He concluded with a tale of a Kentucky feud and a broken bath, showing notable dramatic power.
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Ople
Lexington
Kentucky
Ballard’s Soon Liniment Promises Quick Neuralgia Relief
An advertisement urges readers to apply Ballard’s Soon Liniment to rid neuralgia and associated pains. It claims the product also eases rheumatism, burns, cuts, scalds, and back pain, and notes Crenshaw & Young sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Lane
Crenshaw & Young
Mrs Corbin Dead in New Mexico After Illness
Telegram announces the death of Minnie K Venable Corbin in Narava or Narava New Mexico wife of T C Corbin of Dover. Born Lexington January 24 1880 she lived in this city most of her life. Survived by husband children Milfred Clark George Lewis father George P Venable sister Mrs Ed Hackker brothers Clark and George Jr. Funeral held at Venable home Tuesday at 10 in the morning conducted by Rev O M Riegkoma with Ney T M Cobh assisting.
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Satunday
George PF. Venable
Nara Vica
T. C. Corbin
Mra Corbin
New Mexico
Minnie K. Venable
T. OC. Corbin
Dover
Milfred
Clark
George Lewis
Corbin
George P. Venable
Ed Haekker
George
Venable
O. M. Riegkoma
M. E. Church
Ney T. M. Cobh
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Offered as Quick Remedy
An old medical note assures mothers not to worry when children have a four hour cough or chest trouble. It claims Ballard's Horehound Syrup cures the trouble at once and prevents complications such as croup or pleurisy, sold by Crenshaw &.
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Ballard
Crenshaw & Young
Death of Annie Aufderhelde Revered Sister of Homer A. R
A. R. Homer of this city learns of the death in St Louis of his sister Mrs Annie Aufderhelde wife of A G Aufderhelde formerly Misa Annie Homer daughter of the late Charles and Annie Homer born here She was about years old and is survived by her husband and three brothers A R Homer Joe of Los Angeles and Emil of St Louis The burial occurred in St Louis. A R Homer traveled to St Louis Sunday evening Other local relatives return from Kansas City after a visit and funeral plans await T A Malley arriving from San Francisco E D Bogie attended a Sedalia meeting Tuesday morning.
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A. R
Homer
Annie Aufderhelde
St. Louis
Aufderhelde
A. G. Aufderhelde
Misa Annie Homer
Charles
Annie Homer
Aufderbeide
A. R. Homer
Joe
Los Angeles
Emil
St. Louie Sun
How to Cure Liver Trouble
How to Cure Liver Trouble explains that bowel issues require gentle regularity rather than harsh cathartics. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative that aids digestion, boosts liver function, and improves appetite without griping. Customer testimonials praise relief and strength after use. Free samples offered by the Pepsin Syrup Co.
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Calswell
Hinchman
Mesick
Mich
Caldwell
Win. Block
Antic
HM. Brown
Addington
Ind
Ter
Pepsin
Pepsin Syrup Co
Monticello
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D. C. Dyer
New York City
Lola
Rosie Folkerth
Sweet Springs
DeWitt'a
Crenehaw& Young
Mary O'Malley
John H, Bill
Mattle, Mie
Seecciveccives
Jesse Grindistaff
Thyna Hayden
Mr J. O'Malley
Inlaw
Pe-Ru-Na
Beran
W. A. Hemphill
Lewisville
Miss
WH. G, Green
Lewis Creek, Inn
Pertina
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MDS
F.E. Little
Mr.w.d. Smith, SR
G. Green
Bixters
An | Cam
J. L. Golden
T. A. Malley
San Francisco
D.T. Bogie
California
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Hanes
Ata
Grand Canyon
Avinoea
Geo. W. Hagratnen
Treen Avenues
Mads
Ramses Coty
Miu
Ali, Ghaia
New
Alton
Chicago
Higginesville
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Higginsville, Mo
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