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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1902
Page
2
Debates flood drought issues and the need for irrigation and storage of floodwaters from Missouri Valley to Gulf regions. Speaker argues government funding for land reuse, fertility, and homesteads, while recalling Civil War era anecdotes and local notices from Odessa and Hawk Point.
The ad claims impaired digestion causes nervous headache sourness and belching. It asserts tonics like Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthen the stomach, cure dyspepsia and indigestion, and improve overall appetite. The copy urges readers to try the product.
Col Sam Bryant of Salem, a famed American turf figure, fought illness to witness the American Derby in Chicago. Doctors gave days to live months earlier, yet the horseman insisted he must see the Derby before he dies, a stubborn vow reflecting his half century of dedication to the Anserione thoroughbred.
A newspaper sketches a memorable racing day with Sam Bryant and the 1902 American Derby, noting the West’s triumph and the old owner’s final pride as his horse wins. It recalls Limps and riders, the crowd’s cheer, and Bryant’s lasting place among turf legends.
A fragment from 1901 advert and notices mentions Hall's Great Discovery advertised to cure kidney and bladder ailments including diabetes and rheumatics. It includes testimonial language from W. A. Daves and cites Dr. E W Hall as sole inventor, with price and mail order terms. The piece also references McClure's magazine coverage and local notices about people, deaths, and a military academy business stake.
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