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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1921

Page

4

Not the Only One Nathan Talbott Kidney Cure Claim

Nathan Talbott of Lexington reports long standing kidney and back pain with weak head symptoms and irregular secretions. After using Deans Kidney Pills purchased at Marshall's Drug Store he says his condition fully improved. Also noted are local social notices of guests in Lexington and travel to Kansas City.

Nathan Talbott Railroad St Lexington Dean Marshall's Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Patent Remedy Ad Warns Against Alcohol For Colic

An Ames Iowa Intelligencer item warns readers against using whiskey as a cure for colic and stomach pain and urges consulting a doctor or using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy. The ad notes many people wrongly believe alcohol is the best remedy.

Ames Iowa

Kratzes announce birth of girl on June 27 1921

Edward McGrew Jr returns from Andover Massachusetts where he attended school for a year. Dr. and Mrs. C E Kratz announce the birth of a girl on Monday June 27 1921.

Edward McGrew, Jr Andover Mass C. E. Kratz

Relief of Rheumatic Pains and Travel Update

For rheumatic pain relief use Chamberlains Liniment to ease stiffness and achy joints enabling rest and sleep. Adv. Miss Louise McDonald left Saturday for a visit with friends in Emooria Kansas. Mrs Wilson Frazier and her son Paul of Fayette Missouri visiting C. E. Yingling.

Chamberlain Louise McDonald Emooria Kans Wilson Frazier Paul Fayette, Mo C. E. Yingling

Cut This Out and Take It With You Ad Copy

An old ad copy extols Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and indigestion, noting a man forgets a purchase name and instead buys a substitute. It mentions Donald Durtsford leaving for West Point, John Russell visiting relatives then traveling to Oklahoma City, and Genevieve Russell accompanying him to Kansas City. Wisler reports relief after trying the product.

Chamberlain Donald Durtsford West Point New York United States Military Academy John Russell Oklahoma City Okla Genevieve Russell Kansas City

Wireless and land links link Paris with England

Wireless and land line linking systems connect Paris messages to London without relays. Paris to post office transmissions pass at a fixed rate, entering the land wire and returning to the London receiving tape at Fenchurch Street. France plans a huge new radio station at Sainte Assise to reach America, the Far East, and Australia. experts hope to extend the Paris system to America.

Paris England United Kingdom Fenchurch Street London Sainte Assise France America Far East Avestralia Experte Fie

Banke and Hanke clash as banana peel tale sparks arrest

Banke recounts a rough incident where Hanke slipped on a banana peel and was arrested for performing a reel without a license. The odd sequence blends mishap with a legal stumble in a single tense, quirky exchange.

Banke Eileen Hanke

New Discoveries In Crete Uncover Early Civilisation

Excavations at Knoxsos Penetos and other Crete sites reveal not only an early European civilization but details of daily life frames amusements art religion writing and housing. A vast Knossos palace with drainage system is unearthed, noted by an eminent Italian archaeologist.

Knoxsos Penetos Crete Europe Buckingham Palace Knossos

Civil Service Examination for Post Office Clerks and Carriers

An examination for clerk and carrier posts will be held at the post office in this city on July 16, 1921. Age 18 to 45. Married women not admitted. Applicants must be physically sound. male applicants must be at least 5 feet 4 inches tall and 125 pounds without coat or hat. For blanks and full details, address Secretary, Board of Civil Service Examiners, Lexington Mo.

Board of Civil Service Examiners Lexington

Boar for sale by A P Young in Kansas City area

One 3-year old Poland Boar guaranteed alright. One of the best breeders I ever owned. Will sell at stock hog prices if taken soon. Contact A P Young at phone 8F18. Dated 5-19-21. Joe Carter of Kansas City spent Sunday here with relatives.

Poland Joe Carter Kansas City

Fletcher's Castoria ad and regional visits noted

Miss Helen Moore of Chicago visits J. H Hall home while W Spain a Western Union official tours Chillicothe Business College. J W Ross from Kansas City district recently visited. Debra Keathley to Kirksville, Minnie Hielscher to Scotts Bluff, Van Wright to Newton Iowa. Ad segment concludes.

Spain Western Union Chillicothe

Thedford's Black-Draught Praised by Local Merchant

East Nashville, Tenn. grocer W N Parsons endorses Thedford's Black-Draught as a reliable liver remedy for sour stomach indigestion and headaches. He ferries it as essential and has used it for years, urging others to keep it at home. Numerous other customers nationwide report its benefits for liver function and bowel cleansing.

Nashville Tenn Thedford Parsons

Notice to Contractors for Lexington River View Club Building

Notice to Contractors bids received until 1 30 p m Thursday July 7 1921 for erection of a Club Building for the Lexington River view Country Club Plans available at the office of architect Ira E Keller 1117 Main St Committee reserves right to reject any or all bids Hugh C Rogers chairman Building Com

Lexington Riverview Country Club Ira E. Keller Main St Hugh C. Rogers Building Com

Leper Colony Inmates Enjoy Movies At Kalaupapa

Blind residents of Kalaupapa leper colony on Molokai find entertainment in the moving pictures shown in the settlement from time to time. Mothers of the blind inmates have not been able to attend but the screenings bring some joy to those who endure isolation and hardship.

Molokai Kalaupapa

Disappointed Professor Starguzzer Pokes For New Star

A muddled fragment shows Professor Starguzzer expressing disappointment and seeking a new star, with garbled dialogue about friendship and a possible search for a notable figure or event. The text is unclear but centers on期待 a new standout talent.

Apples and gravity ideas in playful rural banter

A fragmentary dialogue imagines Sir Isaac Newton and apples in a whimsical exchange. It hints that if apples were as valuable then as now, owners might rush to gather fallen fruit before it rots, tying philosophy to everyday leisure.

Taase Newton

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Max Seibold W.F. Hinesley Miss Jo Mr. Wisler Wm. &. Wisler A. P. Young Children Cry For Fletcher’s Castoria Helen Moore Chicago J. H Hall North East Missouri Pacific California Colorado Washington Mesa Verde and Yellowstone Nations Minnesota Wisconsin Niagara Falle Ontario New Jersey New York and New England White River Country The Missouri Ozarks Cale CL Stone Me Peeo R. R Letie Mie Tennessee Cox Eet Coon Missouri Elain Seaniae Benois Sen Charles Lee Cox Frank Evans Stephen N. Wilson Judes Lafayette County Pol Lesigate Westgate Sam Josephson Mgr Kane C.W. Johnson Hix J. 1 Lexington, Missouri Gillette Frad Razor CO Broadway New York City Drs. CE. Kratz C.B. Kingery Prysicta Traders Bank WOURE N. T. Wilcoxon & CO Sherwin & Williams W. F Sota Oshat Professor Starguzzer Aatrona Ie Sectrators Ld Catron & Taubman Abstreet & Agency Company Harry Taubman John K. Taubman Trades Bank Butleing Pegeage Joe C. Graddy Paul Heidenrich J.C Kimbrough Timothy Riley MAT Atwood & Son
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