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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1914
Page
3
Local briefs list visits and trips by residents including Dr Z M Williams to Kansas City on Saturday, Mrs Warren P Clark to Tulsa to visit daughter, and several others toward Kansas City. Also mentions Sloan's Liniment and Bucklen's Arnica Salve as remedies with testimonial claims.
A historical ad promises relief from headache sour stomach and indigestion by cleansing the liver and bowels. It touts a 25 cent bottle to empty the stomach and bowels of fermenting foods for a satisfying feeling and gentle, no gripe. Bucklen’s Arrive Salve is advertised for burns.
Mrs E G Loomis departed Friday evening to spend an extended period with her daughter Mrs Richard Fjormsen at Tans Viegas in New Amexico.
A vintage health ad claims many children suffer worm infections showing symptoms like a coated tongue, pale skin, and restless sleep. It touts Kickapoo Worm Killer in candy form as a laxative that kills worms and aids expulsion, priced 25 cents at the druggist.
Miss Katherine Wilson, longtime Vassar College student in Poughkeepsie New York, returned home Friday evening. Mrs Hattie Lindsay of Campbell Kentucky and E F Smith traveled to Harrisonville Missouri on Saturday morning for a visit.
Mr B S Lopez of Marilla New York writes that he has never found a cut burn wound or gore it would not heal Bucklen's Arnica Salve is advertised for burns cuts wounds and even lockjaw at 25 cents at your druggist Mrs Mary Ayers and little Miss Helen Spruce visited Kansas City Saturday along with Mrs Frank Meyer for a visit
Farm for sale 203 acres two miles south of Lexington on the rock road. Sell all or divide to suit purchaser. Inquiries to L. W. Marshall Lexington Missouri. Also offers Mammoth Bronze Turkey toms White Leghorn males. GLADISH Hinsville Missouri. The Lexington Intelligencer with Woman's World.
Mrs. B. R. Bishop returns to her home in St. Louis Tuesday after a visit with Judge and Mrs. Alex. Yea. Prompt auto service to and from all trains is available through Lafayette Auto Company. Leave calls at phone 291. Harry Junford.
Rental listing notes a modern 9rodvin house located at 2001 and Main streets. The fragmentary ad offers leasing information but lacks details on price, contact, or unit specifics.
FOR SALE items include two good hot water heaters, outdoor Cypher’s dung bideder, contact Joe Graddy for bargain. Walnut parlor set and dresser, oak dining set, iron bed. Mrs. Frank Kriehn. Two Jersey cows and shoats, apply at Peter Rolland near Frazer place. Cottage on 16th street near Central College, well built. J G Worthington. Brick house with three 50 by 150 foot lots on East Highland Avenue with garden and fruit. James Drummond. Open inspections. cheap home potential. 1120 Highland Ave.
For Sale. Desirable residence property on North lth street College treet Enquire of Oscar Jonas Waverly Mo.
A local classified page advertises 10 Jersey cows and yearlings with contact Call 41. Several rental notices follow for living spaces including four rooms after July 1st at 816 South Street or phone 509 for Mrs A Roseen, a seven room house with bath electric lights and water on Washington Street via Felix Young, and office rooms on the Wilmot building second floor for Sellers.
Five good farm wagons in first class order two sets of leather harness in good order one four H. P. steam engine and one 30 light Western house electric generator offered in usable condition.
Palm Beach and all Summer Suits should be properly cleaned if you would keep them looking well. Let us take care of your summer suits our prices are reasonable.
During a festive scene a young couple share a kiss and joke over a snowflake in their eyes. Their flirtation is interrupted by a sudden crash as a “Votes for Women” board from the opposite house falls to the pavement, adding a sharp social note to the moment.
A Manila laboratory study cited by Dr. Ferdinand Schmitter shows a monkey caught in Laguna province developed signs of rabies then died with paralysis and foaming at the mouth. Negri bodies confirmed lyophrophobia. A rabbit inoculated with brain emulsion also died with Negri bodies found in its brain.
The southwestern coast of Persia faces the gulf where July and August see no drop below 100 degrees for 40 days. The record high hits 150 degrees in Africa's great desert. The driest region is in Egypt between the Nile's lower falls where rain never falls and locals doubt water from the sky.
Mrs Bacon asks about three legged chairs in the parlor. Mrs Egbert recounts her husband returning late and colliding with a chair, resulting in a chair with three legs. The exchange depicts domestic humor and changing styles.
A fashion leader notes men must rainbow their whiskers and hair for a look while a bald man asks how he fits in. The bald man jokes he cannot rainbow and will instead Easter egg his style.
The speaker jokes about receiving a degree in police interrogation with the line that he has been given several times in different cities. The playful exchange centers on the pun between formal education and the informal grilling implied by the “third degree.”
A witty exchange hints at a burglary scare during a daughter’s party. What began as a social visit became a tense moment when a burglar allegedly forced entry, prompting local chatter about security and surprise guests. The remark frames the incident as a notable social anecdote rather than a formal report.
A local ad notes The Pinton offers a full supply of prepared breakfast foods so shoppers can sleep late yet start with quick, ready options. The message emphasizes convenience for late-night wakeups and a speedy morning.
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