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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1908
Page
3
Herbert Mayer and numerous others spent Sunday in Kansas City with several residents visiting nearby towns including Sedalia and Higginsville. Advertisements promote Woolford's sanitary lotion and De Witt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve, with physicians and product claims appearing alongside notes on visits to Kansas City and Waverly.
Advice discusses recognizing external causes for a baby's crying and cautions against labeling all crying as misbehavior. It suggests using observation to find a reason and, if none is found, mentions administering White's Cream Vermifuge as a possible remedy.
An advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as a pleasant, non addictive remedy for colds and digestive upset and claims it cleanses bowels. Short notes list residents and guests traveling to Kansas City and St. Louis, including Mr. and Mrs. William Callum and Mrs. A T Johnson visiting relatives.
A humorous take on the mean man in town notes his constant frown and sharp replies and suggests Ballard's Herbine as a liver regulator. The notice also reports William Aull and H F Blackwell returning from Johnson county and Annie Hopton with Robert Hays returning from Independence.
For Sale Rhode Island Red cockerela from prize stock. Mentions Mus G BH LoGaN and contact. Mrs Robt Howe left Tuesday for Lincoln Nebraska to visit sister Mrs A P Tucker. J Moorehead returned Friday from Cass and Johnson counties. Miss Georgia Gilkeson arrived from Wichita to take charge of her dancing class. Also health ad for Kodol for Dyspepsia from Leroy Farmer. Robert Barnett visited from Higginville. Agnes Farley from Sedalia visiting relatives. Kidney pains and fatigue noted with urging to seek relief.
An advertisement urges relief from weak and inflamed bladder conditions and weak kidneys with DeWitt'n Kidney and bladder Pills sold by Leroy Palmer. Mrs G H Stier returned to town Sunday after visiting friends in Kansas City. Mesdames Walker Dyer Vivian and Carter spent Tuesday in Kansas City.
An advertisement urges parents that Gallard's Horehound Syrup cures coughs and colds in children at once and prevents complications such as croup pleurisy or pneumonia, held by Crenshaw and Young.
Horace Wil returns to Kansas after visiting relatives. Mrs. William Aull and daughter Mina Percy come home from Kansas. Baby praised for rosy cheeks and dimples. Casca sweet promoted by Leroy Farner. Laura Mitchell returns to Kansas City after visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell and others visit Sedalia. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers marketed for constipation and headache, sold by Leroy Farner. RK. Moorehead attends Lumbermen’s Insurance convention in Minneapolis. W V Curtis sells farm near Lexington to Joseph Schaal Jr for 12500. Kidney pills advertised by DeWitt’s, sold by Leroy Falmer. Wak brothers visit for father Adam Walk’s illness, return home to Pueblo. A P Boyles and S P Boyles visit from Quincy and Hartwell. English Spavin Liniment touted for blemishes and ailments, sold by Chas Loomis. Miss Mattie and Susie Kinkead travel to Kansas for Leila Harrison and Howard Hansen wedding. Mr. and Mrs. John Sturgis and Irvin return from Mayview after visiting Bert Taubman.
An old advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as the finest remedy for neuralgia rheumatism burns cuts and lame back. It claims the product can relieve facial pain and other aches and is sold locally.
The ad promotes a store offering bedroom dining and parlor furniture plus seasonable goods such as refrigerators children’s go carts and lawn and porch furniture. It advertises Sealy and Overmoor mattresses described as the best made and emphasizes a price pleasing to customers.
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