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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1905
Page
2
Excerpt discusses authority tied to clothing, from rulers to commoners, noting uniforms command respect. It then shifts to a advert for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, claiming digestion of all food and relief from indigestion, sold by Cronshaw & Young.
In Making a Yale Athlete, De William G. Anderson explains why the championship swimming team appears soft but is actually lean and well muscled beneath fat, noting a thin swimmer chills easily and that raw athletic selection shapes top performers.
Oscar Oleson of Gibson City writes that a year ago he suffered severe back pain and could not bend over. One bottle of Ballard's Snow Liniment cured him. Sold by Crenshaw and Young Druggists. February 16, 1902.
The State Mair will hold its fifth Rona exhibition at Sedalis August 21 to 26, 1905. The event promises the greatest display in the history of the state with top bred bores, jacks, mules, cattle, swine and sheep from across the United States.
Beles and many animals from Europe will be displayed alongside saddle horses bred and trained to showcase American and treed horse breeding. Counties from Missouri and other states have secured space for an agricultural exhibit in a grand architectural building. Departments include Art Textile Fabrics and Pantry Stores highlighting Missouri women’s domestic qualities. Every Missourian urged to attend to learn of the state’s agricultural greatness and future potential.
Letter from Frank Tutt le of Moberly Missouri dated September 9 190% praises Texas Wonder Hall's Great Discovery for kidney trouble noting no suffering since using it and endorsing the remedy to Dear Sir.
An 19th century style advertisement touts a small Texas Wonder bottle as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder troubles in men and women, plus diabetes and rheumatism. It promises two months of treatment for a dollar, with mail order if not carried by local druggists.
A century old process underscores lemon handling with automatic washing and sorting. An egg test checks machine adjustment. washed fruit rests under canvas six weeks before safe shipment from Los Angeles to Boston.
A Watchman notice reports the death of Mr J D Miller at Kansas City on Wednesday June 14 1905 at age eighty one. He formerly lived in Waverly and moved to Kansas City about four years ago to live with his daughter Mrs Quin Parent. He leaves a son David S Miller residing in Fort Rankfort Kentucky.
An old newspaper ad touts Ballard Snow Liniment claimed to cure a stubborn chin sore. It cites user testimonials, a Philadelphia area distributor, and a Druggist selling the product. The piece also mentions a tule dedication and a ceremonial unveiling at a pale or landmark with attendees named in the readable fragments.
An advertisement claims sudden deaths from indigestion stem from poor liver function and purports Green's August Flower prevents acute attacks when taken before or after meals. It touts liver purification and blood cleansing as natural benefits and notes two sizes. The piece also mentions the Lewis and Clark Exposition art museum with Frank Vincent Du Mond as director and praises western paintings.
A fragmented etching of booster prose proclaims unwavering loyalty to the Sunrise Kingdom ruler. It extols a patent medicine sold by Crenshaw and Young, praising its harmlessness and taste, claiming it cures without opiates and is favored by children. It ends with a reverent note citing Rev. O. R. Jenks.
The DeWitt Witch Hazel Salve claims to penetrate the skin and, through antiseptic and healing action, subdue inflammation and cure boils, burns, eczema, ringworm and other skin diseases. It targets piles and other itching afflictions. produced by E. G. DeWitt & Co. and sold by Oren.
Attendance at the Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland has been strong from opening day with averages above 10,000 and some days reaching 20,000. If the trend continues, the exposition is likely to be a financial success and administration will expand as the fair progresses.
Lincoln Steffens profiles Tom Johnson as a reforming business leader who transformed Cleveland into a well run city with clean streets, reduced graft, and representative government. The piece notes cooperation between Mayor Johnson and street railway stockholders and praises municipal reform beginning at personal integrity.
In a period testimonial, J J Hubbard of Temple Texas praises Herbine for relief from liver ills headaches rheumatism and nervous fatigue. He claims two years of use improved health more than doctors and calls it the best medicine for chills fever sold by Crenshaw Young Druggists Sy 6-31
Higginsville Jeffersonian reports the Con federate Home board approved Architect M F Bell of Fulton plans for extensions and pew additions. Bell submitted boiler house and steam heating plans for present and new buildings with lighting on grounds and cottages. New hospital to rise east of the main building in pressed brick with slate roof and modern facilities. Total cost near 240000. building and steam heating contracts to be let August 1. Bell to oversee all work.
Fifteen years of experience with no customer needing salt for claim adjustment. John Taubman & Co offer farm property insurance for owner-occupied properties. Haerle Building, Lexington, Missouri.
Mrs. Sarah Jane Smallwood of Waverly died at 2 20 p m Friday June 15 1905 at her daughter Mrs W J Harvey home on the west side of town Burial was in Waverly cemetery She was born in Tennessee Anguar August 4 1826 and had lived in Lafayette county nearly fifty years rearing a family of six children five sons and a daughter.
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