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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1906
Page
2
A mix of testimonials for Scott's Emulsion praising its nourishment and vitality restoration appears beside a garbled wartime analysis of European mobilization and a 19th century patent medicine affidavit. The fragmentary text references Hall's Catarrh Cure and miscopied legal attestations from Toledo, Ohio.
A Missouri University alumna tale recalls a poor student who toiled in a seventh street attic to complete her education and rise to a teaching position, while a daily famine of illness is warned against. Framing the ad is a sales pitch touting King’s New Discovery for consumption and coughs, with a testimonial from Indiana.
An extensive 1905 land transfer page records numerous deeds and buyers in January. James H Clinton transfers 81.6 acres. H Gargrove to Anna Hicklin. Asa T Hicklin to H A Davis for 27 51 27. Rex Flouring Mill to H H Limberg. and many others listed with assorted sums and parcels across multiple dates.
A faded piece warns timid travelers avoid the last car after deadly accidents and trust mixed theories about the middle car being safest. It cites a so called scientific demonstration, notes railroads now build steel cars, and adds malaria cures with Electric Bitters praised by E. S. Munday of Henrietta Texas.
A war era preface argues railways outrank battles as the decisive factor in conflict. It credits Kitchener of Khartoum with conquering Sudan by building a vast railroad network, while bullets serve to support that logistical achievement. The text emphasizes rail campaigns over bombardments and frontline combat.
Missouri University engineering graduates Homer Haggard of Mexico and D J Duncsn of Columbia won top honors in the Pennsylvania Railroad competitive exam against many Eastern universities, with Haggard as football captain in school. Also notes births and a death in Concordia.
A fragmented text fragment mentions a plan and odd phrases such as oven and constipation. It mentions Aaguat and Gomera with unclear context and no coherent event. The readable bits suggest a nonsensical or garbled historical clipping without identifiable people, places, or actions.
A nearly seven hundred page reference volume priced at 25 cents with 35 cent mail rate. It covers over 1000 timely topics including election statistics agriculture finance education railroads shipping and daily facts, offering 34 columns of index. Send for the Standard American Annual from The World at the Pulitzer Building New York City.
A compact timetable entry for the Missouri Pacific lines noting A S Loomis as the station or agent in charge. No schedule specifics are included in the readable text.
A remnant sale will be held for two days on Tuesday and Wednesday, January 23 and 24. The announcement invites attendees to come and be happy.
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