Clear Skin From Within Promoted By Dr Kings Pills
An advertisement urges cleansing the system for a clear complexion using Dr Kings New Life Pills. It touts mild relief of the liver by action on the bowels and claims suitability for all ages. The price is 25 cents at druggists. Four men attended a Lafayette County Old Men's Club meeting in Concordia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kennedy
James McKean
J. J. Willetts
Frank Bowman
Concordia
Old Men’s Club
Lafayette County
Dr. Kings New Discovery Cough Syrup Ad
An ad touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a pleasant syrup that eases coughs and colds. It promises medicines proven by experience and offers a money back guarantee with use as directed. Travel notices include Mrs John Morrison visiting Kansas City and Mr and Mrs G F Egan visiting Mrs Katherine Fanolio in Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
John Morrison
Kansas City
G. F. Egan
Portland
Oregon
Katherine Fanolio
Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey Aid for Colds
Cure claims mix of inflammation relief cough soothing and easier breathing with pine tar honey syrup marketed as a laxative tar solution. Advertisement asserts quick relief and guarantees help. Social notes mention visits by Mrs J L Rice Mrs Wm Wyatt and Mrs Arthur Kirtley to Odessa and friends to the Confederate Home for Decoration Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
J. L. Rice
Wm. Wyatt
Arthur Kirtley
Odessa
Ben Stevenson
J. A. Horn
Sloan's Liniment Claims Rheumatism Relief
Advert says Sloan's Liniment cures rheumatism and neuralgia with a 25 cent bottle. A user testifies to long-suffering relief and warmth to sore areas. Notices Mrs. Lydia Phetzing returns home after visiting, and W R VanAnglen visits Kansas City for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Phetzing
Hamilton
E. H. Oehlschlaeger
W. R. VanAnglen
Kansas City
Hunting ban notice at Groves' place
I hereby give notice that any one found hunting in the wood pature of the Groves' place will be prosecuted to the fullest ex tent of the law. M. C. McFadin. When in need of an Auto mobile, call J. R. POTTS, or 'phone 814. He meets all trains, Miss Nell Ross spent Sunday in Higginsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. McFadin
J. R. Potts
Nell Ross
Higginsville
U S Official Praises Missouri Farm Work At U M C
U S Department inspector BE W Allen praises the Missouri agricultural experiment station at the University of Missouri in Columbia. He lauds its useful research impacting farm practice and notes strong state support and federal funding. He credits Missouri’s prominence to national legislation championed by William H Hatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. U
Missouri
University of Missouri At Columbia
BE. W. Allen
United States Department of Agriculture
Columbia
J. O. Rankin
Allen
William H. Hatch
Hannibal
Missouri florists organize at Columbia
Missouri florists form the Missouri State Florists Association to unite growers across the state. The group grew from a flower show tied to the Farmers Fair at the University of Missouri in Columbia, demonstrating industry size and need for coordination. About thirty attended on May 24, with W. S. Wells of St. Louis elected temporary chairman. The delegation visited Dean F. B. Mumford at the College of Agriculture after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Missouri State Florists’ Association
University of Missouri At Columbia
Columbia
Wells
St. Louis
Rural sanitation and public health themes from a 1920s bulletin
The text emphasizes that rural sanitation protects city dwellers and questions investing in education if typhoid proves fatal. It notes a free U S Public Health Service bulletin on summer infant care, promotes garden exercise over gym workouts, and links clean water, food, and housing to healthy citizens. It cites California cutting typhoid deaths by 70 percent in ten years and comments on flies breeding in manure piles, highlighting economic costs of rats as a public health concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Public Health Service
California
What is news and paid matter in newspapers
The article reports D W Flanigan addressing Pocket Publishers league on distinguishing news from paid material. It argues news includes informative or timely items about society, while shrewd wordings can turn news into advertising puffery and stresses that personals should be truthful and well handled. It discusses paid matter, charging for obituaries and resolutions, and urges readers to recognize newspaper costs as essential business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Flanigan
Merchant
The
Democrat
Jimmy
Prince Albert
Fine horse stock for sale at Grey Stone Park Lexington
All of my horse stock twelve head, aged two to six years, are large and fine, with only two worked a little for speed. I am selling very reasonably as I have no place to keep them and am too old to attend to them properly. Come and see them at Grey Stone Park in east Lexington. R Todhunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey‘Stone Park
East Lexington
R. Todhunter
Storage Room For Rent Inquiries
Storage room for rent advertised with contact phone 697. Includes option to store household furniture or other items. Compact notice focused on space availability and contact method.
Cardus the Woman's Tonic from Ohio Ad
A Nelsonville resident recounts severe head dizziness and paralysis-like spells that ceased after using Cardus the woman's tonic. The testimonial claims the remedy saved her life and cured ongoing head and weakness issues, urging other women to try it for relief from womanly disorders.
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Sloans Liniment
U. S
G. A. Kaupp
Nevada, Mo
Heads Association of State Florists
American Press
Hevatian Tekeese UN
Prince
Albert
RJ. Reynolds Tobacco
United States
Pirce
Palm Beach
Crawford
Cardus
Nelsonville
Ohio
Minnie Perry
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