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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1919
Page
5
Preventive Germicide for Sore Throat and Flu
An old ad claims a powerful antiseptic germicide named 70-NOL can prevent sore throat or cold from turning into pneumonia or influenza. The product is said to destroy grip germs when applied to throat and nose membranes and is offered at 25 and 50 cents at drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sience
Fragmented overheard lines reveal messy street chatter
A garbled transcript shows chaotic dialogue with repeated exclamations and disjointed phrases. Names and clear actions are unclear, presenting a fragmented scene with little coherent meaning.
Callipolit Campaign Reflections And Cadet Lectures
Sergeant Major Robert Carnie lectures to cadets about Gallipoli and its aftermath. The account recalls severe injuries, fear of renewed German strength, and questions about the Allied campaign against the Turks. The piece portrays wartime impressions and the haunting memory of the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Carnie
Gallipoli
Prine
Vausiel
Hasseghee
Aletiy Athdeel
Upetin
Ayern Lovee
Eitan Tose
Ieee
Finlil
Mately
Redacted Royal Titles and Regions In Turbulent 16th Century List
A fragmented OCR fragment lists numerous noble titles and places across Central Europe, naming rulers such as dukes, princes and barons. The garbled text glides through regions including Saxony Westphalia Mecklenburg and Teutonic realms, with scattered city names and territories.
Sidelined Sideshow Tension Echoes in Brass Track Rumble
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a chaotic scene with broken dialogue about a sideshow, heavy events, and ongoing unrest. Names and clear details are scarce, but the clash hints at planned action and suspense in a public spectacle.
Fragmentary Song Snippet Confuses Reader Notes
A garbled, partial transcription asks about a song lyric and singer. The quoted lines are incomprehensible, unclear who performs or what title is intended, and contain multiple misspellings making identification difficult. No definitive facts about artist or work can be derived from the readable text.
Twin calves and free martins misrepresented breeding claims
W W Swett of the University of Missouri argues that twin bulls and twin heifers are as fertile as single-birth animals. Free martins, the twin with a male, are usually sterile and rarely reproduce. Raising free-martin heifers is not advised due to likely failures and low value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Swett
University O of Missouri
Allege
A Year's Reading Subscriptions Offer
An advertisement invites readers to form a subscription club for The Twice-a-Week Republic. Send $1.80 for a year and two friend subscriptions of 60 cents each, to 714 Olive Street St. Louis Mo. Three-year options exist with different pricing and deadlines. The offer stresses urgency and withdrawal date January 24 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Olive Street
St. Louis
Wabash Official Yundt Visits Chillicothe College
Mr Yundt from the Wabash inspected Chillicothe Business College Tele graph Department last week reviewing station accounting work and directing finishing students to take positions with the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yundt
Telegraph Dept
Chillicothe Business College
Home remedies and Red Cross aid offered to families
An array of testimonials praise Chamberlains Tablets for digestion and constipation relief. The Red Cross Home Service Lexing ton Chapter opens an office at Resueur's Insurance Olive to assist families of service members with allotments insurance and other concerns. The office operates every Tuesday and Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Lexington
Dt. CL Resueur’s
Insurance Olive
Ith
Main Sts
Home Service Section
Notice to patrons to settle accounts promptly
The notice urges all patrons to settle their accounts without delay due to annual reporting requirements and heavy seasonal expenses. It asks Pattons to call at the company premises and insists the company does not wish to involve attorneys, hoping patrons will avoid such necessity by prompt payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattons
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S Rasia
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Thie Holklowstis
Ape
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Etute Chil Provers
Vither School
Aetuitiva
Chamberlain
Milady
Sis
Fearshioet
Moai
Lexington Water Company
John Morrison & Sons
FORD
Main St
Getouind
Jas
W. Chsatham
W. TF. Chiles
South St. Ions
Central College
Jame
John D. Edwards
South 2Th Street
Frofitt's Market
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Jackson Bradley
Smith Hide Co
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A. P. Young
Catron - Taubman
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Taubman & Son
Lexington, Missouri
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