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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1902
Page
8
An analysis notes real estate law's decline due to incorporation firms and bonds mortgages. It discusses title companies, condemned property work, and contingent fees, while noting changes in municipal regulation and growing competition among firms for retaining contracts.
A humorous tale in which two boys interact over fanciful boasts about goats and wagons. One boy questions the stories learned in school while the other clings to bravado, insisting he has seen such fortunes and gains. The dialogue exposes childish vanity and misdirection.
Reading from a Japanese prison bureau report, 162,008 people were condemned to prison in 1901. Of these, 238 were British, 20 were Catholics, and others were Shinto or Buddhist adherents. The numbers reflect religious and regional judgments of the era.
The writing describes enervating days and urges Hood's Sarsaparilla as a healthful aid for fragile systems. It claims the medicine acts as a blood purifier and tonic, helps endure heat, promotes refreshing sleep, and prevents illness during the season.
Clover Pasture offers about 60 acres of fine clover pasturage for rent. Interested parties may apply to 6.248 J. Huston.
An old ad promises a refund if Luxctive frome Quinine Tablet fails to work, notes B. W. Grove’s signature on each box, and promotes Smith's Sure Kidney Cure for kidney troubles at 40 cents, with sale by Chas W. Loomis.
Grove’s Taare Jose Che Torte bottle touted as a remedy for malaria fever includes bold claims of rapid relief and painless dosing, marketed with promises of no county taxes and payments, urging quick purchase and use without medical guidance.
Mrs Kate Taylor, a graduated nurse of prominence, shares her experience with Peruna in an op letter. Her social standing and professional status lend weight to her assertions about the tonic’s effects.
Chicago reader Mrs Kate Taylor extols Poruma as a powerful tonic reversing illness effects and restoring vitality. The ad quotes Dr Hartman offering free summer treatment for female diseases, inviting applications to The Poris Medicine Co Columbus Ohio for medical guidance.
Order of publication from Lafayette County Missouri courts directs Gustavus B Clayton Leola Clayton Madge Parringin to appear in Lexington court on August 4 to answer a petition seeking judgment and sale of property to satisfy a claim plus costs and penalties. The notice, published in the Lexington Weekly Inte lligencer, names multiple defendants and warns failure to appear will result in an ex parte judgment.
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