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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1907
Page
8
Real estate transfers listed with names such as Thorediy and Joo sidere, various considerations including 1,960,000 and 65,600, with multiple property parcels described by lots and tracts. Also notes about Missouri immigration, life insurance held by R A Long, 1906 bank and railroad statistics, and convict labor expenditures totaling $267,145.
Numerous residents journeyed to Kansas City and St Louis on business and family visits including Miss Emma Weis Mr and Mrs Foster and Mrs O T Ryland. Local figures attended events in Higginsville Lexington and Odessa with notes on health and a petition for game fish stocking.
An advertisement promotes Mi-o-na as a superior stomach remedy sold by Crenshaw & Young with guarantees. It argues other remedies merely digest food while Mi-o-na supposedly strengthens digestion, featuring claims of long term relief and avoidance of ongoing medicine. The ad lists Crenshaw & Young and Dr. Harels of Higgleyville, Mo., as sellers and specialists.
A Pittsburgh Gazette item notes legislation bans concealed carry and urges local gents furnishing stores to devise neat gin and "raseah" belts as burglar panic rises. Little Walter, told to write a composition with the word seldom, delivers a line about his father owning horses but seldom.
A horse in Bucharest received a pioneering prosthetic after multiple attempts. Professor Udninki of the Veterinary School amputated the fetlock joint and fitted a leather boot to enable the animal to walk again.
The Boston Transcript summarizes a lecture arguing for pluralism as a path to unity, warning that strict monism or excessive pluralism both fail. It asserts pragmatism rejects absolute monism and embraces balanced pluralism to avoid division.
Fragmentary quote on fidelity and faithfulness across roles from leadership to writing, noting that true loyalty remains identical in small and great deeds. Expresses belief in consistent inner virtue shaping outward conduct in all life duties.
Dr. O. HP Vi behr of Halensee Herlin produces transparencies about 1 by 2 inches for the microphotoscope. These slides attach to a solar instrument with a hand cradle frame and movable lens. The focus adjusts in two positions showing about 10 square miles in each view.
In Boston a quarrel erupts as a man decries another mother for humiliating children. He points to a little boy of two or three and a larger boy, while a woman named Mrs. Waldo is described, all amid heated, garbled remarks about parenting.
A fragmentary line praises clever women as greatly admired while condemning foolish or silly behavior. The text appears as a garbled remark with misspellings and unclear attribution, offering a brief glimpse of social commentary in an archaic newspaper snippet.
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