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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1908
Page
6
The doctor may advise fresh air and good food as cures for consumption yet the cough remains stubborn. Consider asking about Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, which is said to control the tickling and quiet the cough.
J G Peak spent Sunday in Kansas City. H W McNeal visited in Odessa. Charles Russell spent the day in Do yo bare backache. DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills relieve backache and weak kidneys sold by Leroy Farmer. Buford Gordon in Higginsville. Sheldon Green in Independence. Mr and Mrs N King in Kansas City. Joe Tunstall of Kansas City in Lexington. Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup aids bowels to end colds, no opiates, good for children, sold by Leroy Farmer. Rose O Malley went to Kansas City to visit relatives. Oswald Fepert and Oscar Graendorf in Kansas City. S O Drummond returned from Odessa trip. Lpima Weis and May Hefner in Kansas City.
Fragmented OCR shows an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure promising cures with testimonials from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Also mentions various travel items, names like Dr. C Lo Cochrane, Hon. Alexander Griven, and Henry of Bloomfield planning visits, plus a Toledo and Jefferson City reference.
Mrs Mary Robertson returned Saturday evening from an extended visit with relatives in Anlville. Finis Kinkead of Higginsville visited his parents, Mr and Mrs Reid Kinkead, in this city Sunday. Iva E Welles returned Friday evening from a visit of several days with relatives in Lincoln, Mo.
The piece argues punishment is inappropriate for a crying child and suggests checking for external causes. If none are found it recommends White's Cream Vermifuge for the baby, noting the product is pleasant to take and priced at 2 cents. Produced by Crenshaw & Young.
Mr and Mrs O W Fags of Muc kogee arrived Saturday evening for a visit of several weeks with relatives. Mr LG Kelly and two children returned Friday from a few days with relatives in Kansas City. Mrs Robert Smith arrived from St Louis Saturday for a visit with the Nickell family. Mrs J G Golden of Kansas City Kans came Saturday for a few days with relatives in the city. De Witt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve is recommended by Druggist Chas Loomis. Woolford's sanitary lotion cures itching in minutes.
An old advertisement extols Dr King s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs colds and throat trouble. It promotes sale at local drug stores and mentions a trial offer. The piece also notes a family visit from Gillam Missouri and a funeral procession to St Louis, plus a church dedication in Kansas City attended by local residents.
An antique advertisement touts Bullard's Hardhound Syrup as a cure for fever and chest complaints. It warns of potential pleurisy or pneumonia dangers and claims rapid relief with no complications, sold by Crenshaw & Young.
It does the business says Mr G B Chamberlain of Clinton Maine. He credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with healing chapped hands and a stubborn sore after applying it. Available for 25 cents at Crenshaw Young's drug store.
Surgeons now use silver plated screws from a quarter inch to three inches to hold fractures, remaining in the patient for life while limbs function soon after surgery. A twin tack system bridges fractures, hammered into place. New anesthesia via novocain allows a conscious patient who cannot feel pain during the procedure described in Pathfinder.
In Franklin, a guest at a local hotel recalls a sign outside a doctor’s office reading Dr. Mr. J. Death. The remark notes the humorous clash between a physician’s profession and an unforgettable surname, as quoted from the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
A man and woman discuss a map marking two cities, Cleveland and Niagara Falls. The plan involves eloping with forgiveness in Cleveland and returning with money from Niagara Falls. The exchange highlights the man’s foresight.
The dairy sector in New Zealand creates the last women’s office as dairy inspectors. There are 540000 dairy cows producing over 62000000 pounds of butter annually, plus 500 private dairies and 89 beer factories. Inspectors visit dairies and factories to advise the wives and daughters of dairy workers.
Sour stomach no appetite weakness and headaches attributed to indigestion are said to be relieved by Kodo. The remedy claims to cleanse purify and sweeten the mucous membranes of the stomach and to aid digestion in a healthy stomach. Prepared by C DaWitt & Co and sold by Leroy Parmer.
The National Society of the Daughters of the Confederacy plans erecting a monument to Confederate soldiers in Arlington National Cemetery. Societies across the country are contributing to support the project.
A fragment shows a dialog between George and Gerald joking about kissing a dainty maid from Holland. It conveys a playful exchange with light innuendo and a mock definition of a Dutch treat.
A notice details the sale of bonds issued to fund a public work. It specifies bond amounts, interest at a fixed rate, and redemption terms. The court orders the bonds held as a lien on lands and proceeds from land and other sources to repay the debt. Witnessed and sealed by the county clerk.
Noting all creditors and interested parties that the undersigned executor will apply to probate court at the February session for settlement of the estate of Frances Harley. The probate court of Fulton or nearby site will convene in the city on Monday February JOSEPH A. WILSON, Executor.
A fragmented probate notice announces that Executor will apply for administration of Adne Schnngen's estate. It states the county probate court of Lafayette County, Missouri, will begin proceedings at Lexington Courthouse on the second Monday in February, 1980, with the named executor listed as Bhs.
Notice to all creditors and interested parties that the under administrator will apply for settlement of the estate at the February term of the county probate court in Missouri. Proceedings will be held at the probate court room in the city of Taxington on the second Monday of February.
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