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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1911
Page
6
Leslie Roeberts arrived back Monday after a several weeks visit in Joplin. Miss Florence Arnold returned Monday morning from several weeks in Kansas City. T. Sawyer went to Independence this morning to conduct daily business.
Lee Rie arrived from Kansas City Friday for several days visit with his parents. Predendall returned Friday from Kansas City. Mrewnd Mes, Ben Pierre left May for Holton Kansas for short visits. Dr TO Ry spent Sunday in Kansas City on professional business. Judge Richard Field went to Kansas City Monday for bail discussions. Glow Shelton returned Sunday evening to Western Texas after a home visit. Miss Eisie Bilis planned Monday trip to Helton Kansas. Johny Potla returned Friday evening from a brief stay in Kaunas Chey.
A promotional notice extols Electric Bitters as grand protection against disease germs in air, water, dust, and food. It claims chills fever ague and many blood diseases yield to the blood purifier, offering money back if not satisfied at Crenshaw & Young.
Mr and Mrs Chas Swift arrived Friday evening from Colorado Springs for a visit with home folks I E Moody came from Carterville Missouri Friday evening for a short visit with Irvin Morris Walter Grosscock arrived from Kansas City Friday evening for a few days visit
Ki B Martin of Port Harrelson recounts a near death from consumption twenty one years ago and credits Dr Kings New Discovery after failing with top Georgetown doctors A widely advertised lung remedy priced 60c and 1 00 trial bottle offered by Crenshaw Youngs Also notes social snippets about Glover Brunel Nettle Povdeardall and Sam Keowts with travel mentions and a local aunt reader items.
Central Business College at 1222 24 Oak Street Kansas City Missouri announces its new brick building with glazed tile fronts and well lit rooms. The college promotes its 20th annual 96 page catalog now available for free mail distribution to prospective students.
A man who missed his train argues for a public clock law. He proposes requiring permission from authorities to install clocks in public places, with guarantees of accuracy, public inspectors, and strict penalties for noncompliance to ensure timeliness.
A six year old in Yuma overhears talk about a neighbor dying from tuberculosis. She asks if the disease is very bad and whether people always die from it. Her brother answers negatively but notes death is common. She then questions if one tuberculosis would have prevented the death.
Herbert aged 41 provoked his father until patience wore thin. To distract him the boy lured him with a pretend parade and a claim of an elephant, prompting the father to rush to the window. The ruse failed when the boy tugged him to see the real elephant.
Jotn Chamberlain Dr. G W redendall and J T Wilson departed Sunday for a month long trip to Rainy Lake in Canada. They were joined in St Paul by Luther Crenshaw of St Louis FJ Wilkins of Mexico and Abe Fredendall of Columbia. Later Dr J Q Chambers of Kaw City will join.
Col. Geo. P. Venable, adjutant of the meal camp of Confederate veterans, received a telegram Monday from Gen. Geo. M. Jones, Springfield, Missouri, State Commander, announcing that the reunion would be held here.
Community voices urge swift action to approve rebuilding Missouri's capitol. Calls for a spirit of concession to avoid ridicule, stressing patriotism and practicality over prolonged delay and factional squabbles.
A natural marvel in France, the Coulomrp fountain emerges from a 4600 foot high limestone cliff in Basses-Alpes. It pours about 300 gallons per second even in dry times, forming a river fall with loops totaling about 100 feet. The water may travel underground through channels at least a mile long.
Paris society enjoys several new dances including the tango adapted from Argentina and the mat chiche heritage, the feria based on a Spanish dance but French in flavor, the kenao from a Canadian step, and a Spanish polonaise, as noted by the London Daily Mail.
A dentist boasts painless tooth extraction but admits the method fails to remove a tooth when applied too gently. The bleeding patient protests as the tooth remains in place, highlighting a grim misalignment between promise and outcome in a dental procedure.
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