Lexington Intelligencer publication and contact note
The Lexington Intelligencer edited by A W A Len issues weekly on Fridays with a 1 50 yearly subscription. It is entered at the Lexington Missouri post office as second class matter and all communications must be signed for print.
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Matter
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Lexington
Missouri
Candidacy Announcements and Court Posts Listed
The Intelligencer prints declarations of candidates for primary offers including SAM G MAJOR for Congress and ROBERT M REYNOLDS for Circuit Court presiding judge along with JOHN F LARKIN and J SHELTON for county roles. Also remarks on Ambassador Harvey’s leg wear, with Human interest note.
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John F. Larkin
The Unfollowed Leader and the Bonus Bill Debate
President Harding urged Republicans in Congress to honor pledges to cut taxes and reform excess profits and surtaxes. He warned them of neglecting duties and sought steadier business for the nation. In February he pressured Mr. Fordney about the form a bonus bill should take if passed.
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Harding
Congress
Washington
Fordney
Congress rebuked for bonus bill push over Harding stance
The House passed a bonus bill despite President Harding opposition while Senate leaders and many Republicans fret over unpopularity. The Senate Finance Committee offers a modified version, but critics say the Congress remains futile. The public backs Harding, opposing Congress and its leadership despite praise of his amiable traits.
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House
Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Harding
Congress
N. Y. Times
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Favored by Mothers
The article notes careful choice of child cough medicine, praising Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as pleasant tasting and safe. It highlights long experience endorsing its effectiveness and favor among mothers. Thomas Price departed for El Paso to locate.
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Ady
Thos. Price
el Paso
Texas
Periodic Bilious Attacks Advice for Diet
Periodic bilious attacks cause loss of appetite before an episode. People may eat at meal times despite not craving food. A light meal with no meat is advised, and taking two Chamberlain's Tablets may help prevent the attack.
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Chamberlain
Ady
Growth of millinery and clothing classes across Lafayette County
The Lafayette County millinery and clothing programs report progress led by Miss Robins and several county leaders. In Wellington, Bates City, Higginsville, and Waverly, dozens of women completed courses, produced hats and garments, and saved substantial sums. A County Home Demonstration effort expands with new classes near Concordia, while poultry and egg grading demonstrations draw enthusiastic rural participation.
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Robins
University Extension Service
Lafayette County
Henry Drewel
Wellington
Verna ‘Groom
Bates City
Royal Bland
Higginsville
Waverly
Bland
Marguerite Landrum
Williamson
Larkin
Robinson
Anna Windhausen
Miss Anna
Miss Windhausen
Will Harrison
Schow
Concordia
Irene Smarr
Bertha Kresse
Emma Hord
Georgia Robison
Laura Brand
Herbert Higgins
Sanders
J. C. Helt
Helene Wold
Townsley
F. D. Brown
Chronic Constipation and Gentle Remedies
The piece warns that chronic constipation often results from self induced habits with mineral waters and strong cathartics that dehydrate the system. It favors Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild laxative tonic producing gentle, hardly noticeable bowel movement with less risk of worsening constipation.
Mrs Benton Returns Home After Higginsville Visit
Mrs C R Benton returns to her Higginsville home Friday after visiting her daughter Mrs P R Benton.
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C. R. Benton
Higginsville
P. R. Benton
Dollars and Cents to Cure a Cold Ady Ad
A winter message notes the cost of a cold and suggests rest and care. It recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to shorten the illness, stating about ten days is typical without treatment and a bottle is a wise household investment during winter and spring.
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Chamberlain
Ady
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