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Blood Tonic Number 40 by J C Mendenhall
Frank P. Skaggs of Harrisburg Illinois touts Blood Tonic Number 40 as the best blood tonic sold. He claims it helps blood poison rheumatism catarrh scrofula and other afflictions with dramatic cures and notes a price of 1.25 per bottle and six bottles for 7.00 offered by Westermann and Barnett Drug Co.
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Frank P. Skaggs
Harrisburg
Ilinois
J.C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Westermann & Barnett Drug Co
Local residents attend college commencement and visit kin
Mr and Mrs N E Baskett and Mrs R M Taubman attended Central College Fayette Mo commencement and retired home. Mrs W F Kerdolff went to Kansas City to visit son George Kerdolff and family. J C Graddy D T Bogie and Ike Neale left for fishing at Arnolds Mills Camden county. Police Judge Harry Mountain notes son Grover Mountain arrived overseas. Edward Talbott of Long Beach visits Lexington after 22 years. C J Wilson Jr US Navy returned from overseas. Rev J C Cowan and wife of Knoxville visit son Robin L Cowan. Mrs Cowan's mother Mrs Edda Brown also visiting. Charles Etling and daughter Mrs George D Tyrol arrive from Philadelphia to visit daughter Mrs Chas Weber.
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N. E. Baskett
R. M. Taubman
Central College
Fayette
W. F. Kerdolff
Kansas City
George Kerdolff
J.C. Graddy
D.T. Bogie
Ike Neale
Arnhold’s Mills
Camden County
Harry Mountain
Grover D. Mountain
B 119
82Nd Infantry
Edward Talbott
Long Beach
Cal
Joseph C. Talbott
Lexington
C. J. Wilson, Jr
U.S. Navy
J. C. Cowan
Knoxville
Tenn
Robin L. Cowan
Cowan
Edda Brown
Frankfort
Miss Baskett Wins Central College Scholarship Prize
Miss Amelia Baskett accompanied by Miss Leis Nach of Troy arrived from Fayette where Central College is located. Baskett graduated this year with an A B B degree and won the prize given by ex Governor Dockery for attaining the highest scholarship in her class.
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Miss Baskett
Amelia Baskett
Leis Nach
Troy
Fayette
Central College
Dockery
George S Rouse Kerns Marries Lovey Kerns in City Home
George S Rouse Kerns and Lovey Kerns were married Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. The ceremony took place at their Sixth Street home with Rev Robt L Cowan officiating.
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George S. Rouge
Lovey Kerns
Sixth Street
Robt. L. Cowan
Yelton Hefter Nuptials At Methodist Parsonage
Yelton and Hefter nuptials conducted Wednesday at 2 pm in the Methodist parsonage. Rev J E Alexander officiated. The ceremony joined Eldridge Yelton of Aullville and Mabel Hefter of Corderville in marriage. Belgian War Damage Estimated at 7.6 Billion by Carnoy in Lovain statement via Belgian Information Service.
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Yelton-Hefter
Eldridge Yelton
Aullville
Mabel Hefter
Corder
Methodist
J. E. Alexander
Belgium
Germany
Albert J. Carnoy
University of
Louvain
Lexington Residents Endorse Dean's Kidney Pills
A Lexington resident Henry Kroeck Sr. of 2009 Main St. testifies that grip led to weak kidneys and frequent urination. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with great relief and keeps them on hand as a preventative. Published by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
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Lexington
Henry Kroeck, Sr
Main St
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfgrs
Buffalo, N. Y
Frivolous Courtship in Castlegrove Tale of Genevieve Walters
In Castlegrove a tense romance unfolds between Genevieve Walters and Bert Walters figure as the town’s rumor mill spins. Bert, earnest and serious, plans a proposal as Genevieve’s playful piano alma mater persona clashes with his steady love, while neighbors and a sermon at the local church frame their evolving relationship.
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Castlegrove
Bette
Lin Teniaena
Amelie Ness
Badwoodlle
Genevieve Wither
Mir Walters Hongglit
Willy Ted Rey Thal
Ville
Bert Hibbend
Anil Ko
Regulne
Jake
Abe Walters
Bert Fel
Hite Ile
Bo Weill
Walt
Hari
Genevieve Walters
Bert
Hia
Genevieve
Bob
Cale
Eangreeaon
Cnelies
Watt
Oben
Peigewe
Inherited Stature and Segments of Body Length
The text discusses how offspring stature relates to parental height, noting that children of short parents tend to be short, while offspring of tall parents remain tall. It argues that short and tall parent combinations yield variable or predictable heights and that inheritance affects body segments like neck and limbs similarly to overall stature.
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Olive pits cause young child to misbehave
Lite Mire loves ripe olives but overindulges. Mildred stacks pits on her plate and hides none, provoking a scolding from her mother who notes the pits resemble a pig. Milfred explains she threw the rest on the floor to stop herself.
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Maleail
Milfred
Harper's Magazine
Daily Thought Iom three quarrel there 'e au cue alor
A compact line from a Shakespearean-era fragment notes a quarrel and the implied cue for action. The text preserves archaic spelling and a suggestive dramatic moment, hinting at a stage direction or aside in a truncated form.
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