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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
2
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A terse wartime note cites Marne division movements as six battalions engage along the front. Jean Thi ree Cully and the fern are mentioned in dispatch shorthand, indicating unit changes and supply concerns amid evolving lines.
The Lexington Intelligencer notes the uproar over who was who and what was what in the 35th Division, questioning what the investigating committee found and why details were hushed up swiftly. The piece critiques self advertising schemes and urges signed communications for print.
One Ford car with piston ring and seat planked, no fenders, rear wheels worn, front spring missing, carburetor busted, tires punctured, axle bent, ten spokes gone. Barns full of gas, hard to crank, claims it’s not worth a cent. Helena good Ford ad seeks inquiries. E T Stier and family returned from Kansas City. Miss Marjorie Robert visited Kansas City.
Kathleen Chansler traveled to Kansas City on Wednesday evening to visit relatives for a few days, as reported in the local brief.
Drugstore opinion shapes choices as many druggists endorse Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. J B Jones of Cubrun Kentucky cites seven years of use in his family, calling it the best cough medicine he has known. Mr and Mrs Timothy Collins visit Lexington with children. Ernest Hoffman travels to Kansas City for a few days of business.
The ad claims Chamberlain’s Tablets have relieved stomach troubles allowing sufferers to eat any food they crave. It asserts others have been restored to health by taking these tablets and invites readers to try them.
The advertisement urges mothers to treat the first signs of croup in children with Chamberlains Cough Remedy, stating it is within reach, prompt, and effective, and noting that delay is common despite the remedy.
Goki Marjoram, a Jersey cow owned by J. E. Jones of Liberty Missouri, produced 852.69 pounds of fat and 15 540 pounds of milk to set a world record. Beginning her test at over eleven years old she became the first Jersey to exceed 850 pounds of butterfat in a year, surpassing Sophie 19th of Hood Farm’s 747 87 pounds fat and 15 948 2 pounds milk. The record also beats the Missouri mature Jersey state mark by 72 55 pounds and places her as state champion across breeds and ages.
Notice of stockholders meeting to elect thirteen directors for the ensuing year. Meeting at Traders Bank on Thursday January 29 1920 at 4 pm. Also another notice for the Lafayette County Building and Loan Association annual meeting on February library day between 9 am and 4 pm to elect directors. J W Sydnor Secretary.
A fragment cites Chamberlain’s Tablets as boosting appetite and digestion. It states they move the bowels strengthen the stomach and aid natural function without pepsin or other digestive ferment.
W R Humphreys traveled to Fulton Missouri on Sunday morning for a brief visit lasting a few days. He planned to meet friends and see local sights during the stay.
Mrs Annie Johnson of Scottsburg Indiana says long Constipation left her weak and nervous. She credits Thedford's Black Draught with easing stomach upset after trying numerous medicines. The testimonial highlights relief and claims the product helps liver function and bowel cleansing.
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