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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1913

Page

3

Thompson-Emmerman Wed Um Miss Bray Visit News

Mrs Rateer and her daughter Miss Goldie from Kansas City arrived Friday for a visit with Mr and Mrs John Acres. Miss Emma Weis Frank Weis and Get Weis traveled to Raine City Saturday to join the Thompson Emmerman wedding party.

Rateer Goldie Kansas City John Acres Emma Weis Frank Weis Get. Weis Rainesia City Thompson-Emmerman Thy Bray St. Joseph

Arnica Salve Adverts In Tiny Texas Notice

In Delvalle Texas No 2 J T Polance touts Bucklen Arnica Salve for burns wounds and sores with claim of a saved little girl’s foot and calls it the world’s best. Priced at 25 cents, recommended by Crenshaw & Loung.

J.T. Polance Delvalle Texas Crenshaw & Loung

Local visitors return home after travels in Kentucky Illinois and Indiana

Me and Mig J C McGrew and Mrs Sydner were framed Friday evening from a prior trip through points in Nebraska? limmekn, Town and Illinois. Miss Carrie Field, visiting Kentucky, returned home Friday evening. Miss Kathryna Summers arrived Friday from Leigins ville for a short visit with families.

Mig. J.C. McCgrew J. W. Sydner Nelimmekn Ilinois Carrie Field Kentucky Kathirya Summers Lieginsville I Aenils

Dr King’s New Life Pills Praised as King of Laxatives

Buffalo man Paul Mathilka hails Dr King’s New Life Pills as the king of all laxatives. He says they bless the family and keep a box at home. Prices are 25 cents and Crenshaw & Young endorse the remedy.

King Paul Mathilka Buffalo N.Y Crenshaw & Young

Local Visits Highlight Midwest Travel Among Residents

Henry Ainsworth and others visited relatives in Cross Tinthers Missouri on Saturday. J M Taubman traveled to Kansas City for city business while Miss Trene Strameke went to Kansas City for a Vinil.

Henry Ainsworth Aow Yary Cross Tinthers, Mo J. M. Taubman Kunig City Aspen Trene Strameke Kansas City

Castoria Advert and Local Social Notes

Castoria for infants and children promoted. Miss Nora Potts visits in Missourian City. Col Sanford Sellers spends Saturday in Kansas City for a rest day. Mrs Thomas Crenshaw and two children from Kansas City visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Gee Wel and Mrs W J Campbell leave Lyons, Kansas after visit. Mr and Mrs J M Poige return home to Nevada Missouri after visiting.

Nora Potts Ans City Col. Sandford Sellers Kansas City Thomas Crenshaw Gee, Wels W. J. Campbell Lyons Kansas J. M. Poige Haseen Nevada

Local Residents Schedule Weekend Travels

Miss Dulin Crowder departed Bri dey for Denver Colorado to visit relatives and Miss Virginia Tenry was hurt in Kansas City on Friday after visiting grandmother Mia. Osea Anion Moning Calloway left Friday for Joplin Missouri and Ogden Kansas while John Wilmot went to Kansas City for business.

Cured by Ke nana Ointment for skin eruptions

Unclear old text promotes Dr TMolson Ke nana Ointment and several named doctors and places. Claims healing for itching burning and scaly skin with topical application. Includes testimonials from Mr Alleman Littletown Pa and references to various ointments and guarantees.

Tmolson Tholysett Livaling Alleman Littletown Thad Jerverma Lorehead Hobsots Lexona Peiffer Cherival Ca Phikudel Nin St. Tasuis

Kansan Sty resident travels for social visits

Mes. W. T. Vaneralt of Kansan Sty arrived by rail for a social call with Mrs. Mike Thoogh ier. Mrs. T. J. Green went to Tig singingvitle. Miss Naini Wheat Lott Whily sorting for durete Th. Rose verte, W. Vai, after a visit in this city will Mrs. 2. B. Young.

W. T. Vaneralt Kansan Mins Mike Thoogh T. J. Green Tigsingvitle Duivay Naini Durete

Fragmented Society Notes and Classified Droplets

Fragmented OCR text shows family greetings and travel mentions from Kansas City and California. Names include Mrs. Ona Thompson and Mrs Zool Werigh with unfamiliar localities, plus scattered items about a visit, a drive request, and an advert for oil stoves and hardware. The readable facts are episodic and names are inconsistent.

Ona Thompson Kansas City Obie Corne Koy Andelos California Mrncay Zool A. Werigh Merdame Mars Sanne Worllake Mingo Gio Breed ‘Shuesday Ely Misa Provence Kathe Frillay Dolph Ohm Uly Atte Loke Ion ST CILAS Teubner Franklin Ave

Sleep Remedies for Nervous People and Life Insurance Growth

A historical article outlines home remedies for nervous sleeplessness such as hot water bottles, silk bags, a neck stocking, warm milk, and cayenne butter crackers. It notes life insurance in force in the United States and Canada totals about 20 billion dollars, with major insurers solid and paying out over 500 million yearly to policyholders and heirs. It also mentions the argument about life insurance in France being unsafe.

Actre United States Canada Leslie

Many Nights First Tramp Say Rayay in Barroom

A fragmented dialogue fragment presents two line exchanges about nights in a barroom with quirky sounds and mock questions. The text reads like a puzzle or joke snippet from a period newspaper page. No names or clear events are given.

Rayay

Switzerland plans new railroad with tunnels race

It appears Switzerland is constructing a new line with 13.5 percent through tunnels. Jill notes a strong bid aimed at honeymooners.

Bill Switzerland Jill

Swagger Girl Adjusts Her Own Car Says Observer

A fragment quotes a speaker describing a woman as too poor for their circle and likening her to someone who can handle her own car repairs, suggesting independence and potential social distance within their circle. The dialogue hints at class and gender expectations reflected in modern slang.

Rug Wrapped to Smother Fire in Mother's Help

A bystander recalls seeing a woman smoking and reacting quickly when she caused a small blaze. The helper wrapped a rug around the fire to smother it and prevent danger.

Jobber Acknowledges No Business Role

A remark clarifies that Jobbera is not in business and does not seek commercial dealings. The statement counters any belief he operates as a jobber, noting that those with prior dealings understand his stance.

Jobbera

Fire and Tornado Insurance Still Written by Taubman

A brief notice notes that fire and tornado insurance continues under the firm John Taubman & Son.

John Taubman & Son

Chance and the Cricketers in Bermuda

New York American manager Chance watched a Bermuda cricket match with disdain as island teams played daily tea-time games. A misplayed ball, a fan’s cheers, and Chance’s frustration converge on a single moment when a fumbled run prompts the chant Well fell sir.

New York

Knicker Is She Interested in the Tariff Bill

Becker replies that she would marry only a man who pays an income tax. The dialogue suggests interest in the tariff bill as part of a broader social exchange.

Knicker Becker

Women Speak On Congress Privilege Debate

In a terse exchange a speaker jokes that future women may seek Congress while another retorts that married women already wield influence as the de facto speakers of the house. The dialogue reflects civic attitudes and gender roles in public life.

Domestic Discord Over A Carpet Sweeper

A quarrel erupts over a $14 carpet sweeper as a wife strikes at her husband with the device, a broomstick deemed equally effective, illustrating a domestic dispute captured in brisk, period dialogue.

Mildred Found At Her Embroidery Counter

In a vignette from a local shop, a visitor asks where Mildred is and learns she is stationed at the embroidery counter, described as her stamping ground. The exchange highlights shop life and Mildred’s familiar domain within the store.

That Marriage Was One Of Pro Pinguity

A brief exchange reveals humor about a couple's bond. The remark attributes their closeness to constant proximity rather than a formal purpose, highlighting a lighthearted view of their relationship. No other details or identities are provided in the readable text.

Amusement as that throwing away time sparks student chaos

ITS NATURE. I see those jolly students throw their alarm clocks at one another, calling such amusement as that throwing away time. The remark hints at lighthearted mischief among youths and the playful destruction of timepieces in a classroom setting.

Time juice reveals typhoid germs tested at McGill

Lethons are high as a cat's back. Tests at McGill University show that one tablespoon of Time juice will kill typhoid germs within fifteen minutes. For sale at Limesley's twenty counts per dozen. Also offered are batteries, oil, grease and other shop items. Phone 185. MODEL HARDWARE.

McGill University Montreal Limesley's

A Mistake on Opera Ticket Price Sparks Banter

A garbled quotation shows a misunderstanding about grand opera pricing. The exchange notes a five dollar ticket to hear it, contrasting with a claim of a low voice. The fragment hints at a humorous miscommunication over admission costs and sound.

Ginger

Necessity of the Cage Plays on Reader Apathy

A fragment shows a debate over journalism quality with a reader dismissing Jones as superficial and insisting on deep coverage. The exchange hints at tensions between accessible writing and investigative depth in reporting.

Snifking Faces Odd Evening at Home and Office

Snifking appears unsettled as his work and home life clash. When not receiving calls at the office, his wife calls him down, reflecting a comedic yet tense balance between duties and domestic interruptions.

Sure Enough Yeast Exchange Words Riff

Crisscross humor about a couple trading sharp quips during a domestic moment. The cartoon voice contrasts mischief and marital banter as Crimsonbeak teases about wordplay and marital friction with a playful punchline.

New Dress Sparks Talk in Silly Dream Dialogue

Fragmentary lines show a quirky exchange about a new dress, a dream, and a character named Jack O' Lantern. The text reads like a playful, surreal snippet with no clear event or reportable outcome.

Tred Hthel Aimee Jack O' Lantern

Starch Water Creations Prompt Curious Reply

A speaker asks about a mysterious concoction as another replies that it is starch water and notes it was meant to be a stiff drink. The exchange hints at an odd beverage or mixture and the humor of the moment.

Ame

Their Status Pop What Is a Pyromating

A fragmented quote discusses a person described as a pyromating, defined as someone who does artwork in burnt wood, with unclear surrounding context or full details. The wording appears as a stray line from an article or caption.

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