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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1908

Page

6

Dr Merce’s Juinee and Healing Potions Spotlight

An advertisement extols Dr Merce’s juinee and the Golden Medical Discovery with glycerine as safe, natural cures. It claims ingredients are printed on the peel, from native medicinal roots, and touts benefits for indigestion catarrh throat lungs and general stomach complaints with references to chronic conditions and a remedy for bronchial to lung issues.

Dr. Merce Danny Nature Pierce

Local Briefs From Wellington And Kansas City

Oscar Westerman spent Sunday in Wellington while John Hix and Joe Tunstall traveled to Kansas City on business. Mrs. Lena Selter and Mrs. Emma Schofield visited relatives in Kansas City and Winchester respectively, with several others traveling for trips and visits. DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills are endorsed by local shoppers sold by Crenshaw & Young. Kodol is recommended for stomach related heart pains.

John Hix Kansas City Monon Joe Tunstall Kansas City DeWitt Crenshaw & Young William Stonestreet Grand Pass Lena Selter John Rice Vining John Wittenberg Henry Carreton W. P. Roach Hot Springs Ark Val Samuel Drysdale J.C. Young, Jr J. E. Burden G. Barcand Oswald Winkler Hugineville EB. M Sert Taubman

Best the World Affords Bucklen's Arnica Salve Ad

J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve saying it cured his felon on the thumb and heals every sore, bruise, or wound. It costs 2 cents at Haw and Young's drug store.

Bucklen J. W. Jenkins Chapel Hill N. C Haw & Young

Rylands Visit Montgomer y Couple Arrive for Weeks Long Stay

Mr and Mrs J Reid Ryland of Montgomery Alabama arrived Saturday morning for a several weeks visit. Mrs Frank Johnson returned to Wellington Saturday evening after a brief stay with relatives. Mrs J P Gordon returned Saturday evening from an extended trip. Louis Mexico and other potato.

Mrs Wels and granddaughter visit relatives in Kansas City

Mrs Margaret Wels and her granddaughter Miss Margaret traveled to Kansas City Monday to visit relatives for a few days. Mrs Clyde W Patterson returned Sunday evening from Sedalia after a short stay with Mr and Mrs E S Campbell here.

Margaret Wels Miss Margaret Kansas City Clyde W. Patterson Hee Hohe Sedalia Campbell Natle Klee Celonies Misa Mee Memphis G. C. Kivt Kanana City Mra J.B. Silver Leroy Rarner Nettle Knipmeyer Miss Anna Pheteing Higginaville

Local Health Ads and Visits Highlight Small-Town News

Dr King s New Life Pills praised by A A Felton of Harrisville as a cure for constipation biliousness and malaria priced at 45 cents at Claremshaw Young s. Local social notes report visitors Miss Mary Wiceton Hammet from Hudtsville and Mr Hunker of Sallaburg arriving to spend days with Mig Annie Berrie. Mrs Ab French visits St Louis before returning to Boston. Mr Owen Grimes and wife visit his mother Merv T B Grimes. he returns Sunday while she remains.

Thane Dr. King A. A. Felton Harrisville Claremshaw & Young Dru Mary Wiceton Hammet Hudtsville Mr. Ab. French Kate Bishop St. Louis Boston

Remedy Promises Heal All Lung Ailments Says Auburn Pa. Woman

Mrs BE R Pierson of Auburn Centre Pa touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a cure for long standing throat and lung troubles, claiming it restores health with continued use. Sold at Crenshaw Youngs drug store 50c and 1.00 with trial bottle free. Numerous local notices follow of residents traveling to Kansas City Denver St Louis and other cities for conventions visits and meetings.

Death of Mrs Chester Shipley in West Lexington

Mrs Tilda Shipley wife of Chester Shipley died at her home in West Lexington Monday morning at five o'clock after a long illness from consumption. Born in Lexington in 1870 she spent her life here and her maiden name was Kreutz. Married in 1888 she is survived by her husband her mother Mrs Pred Kreutz a sister near Wellington and seven children Mary Rosa Katie Mond

Tilda Shipley Chester Shipley West Lexington Shipley Lexington Tilda Kreutz Wellington Mary Rosa Katie Mond

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