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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1911
Page
6
Harper's Weekly reports a novel sugar beet application at Suresnes France where beets are chopped dried and reduced to a fine meal. From 357 pounds of beets 100 pounds of dry matter are produced with over 70 percent sugar content and about 82 percent pure nutriment, useful for cakes and puddings.
Judge John Hedge came back Sunday from a business trip to St. Louis. Prof. H. T. Phillips spent a few days in Excelsior Springs starting Sunday. Mrs. D. O. Heathman visited Liberty Saturday evening for a short stay. Miss Florence Arnold went to Kansas City Saturday for a few days. Roscoe Groves returned to Konza City Sunday after visiting homefolks. Miss Pearl Bour returned to Kansas City Sunday after visiting V. J. Bour's family.
The Twice-a-Week Republic in St. Louis offers a three year subscription free to readers who mail a postcard requesting details. Also noted are local moving plans with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Zimmerman visiting Kansas City and Mrs. Ike Noyes and Mrs. Geo. E. Ohara traveling to Higginsville and Chicago respectively for visits and summer plans.
Central Business College at 1222 24 Oak Street, Kansas City, announces its new brick building with east front and tile, built for student comfort. The 20th annual 96 page catalog is ready for distribution and mailed free on request. Miss Luella Nigg traveled to Eureka Springs for a YWCA conference.
James B. Mershon of New York writes how blood loss and lung hemorrhages nearly killed him. After eight months unable to work, he began using Dr King’s New Discovery three weeks ago and reports it helped greatly. Suitable for weak lungs coughs colds hoarseness la grippe asthma hay fever and throat or lung trouble. Price 60 cents and 1.00 trial bottle free guaranteed by Crenshaw & Co.
A local coffee sale notes Gregg's coffee offers value and good taste. Sold by C. L. Kenney, contact via phone 17 Red.
A British scientist warns that a tight high collar with a long back collar button can press on the neck, restricting blood flow to the brain and potentially exerting dangerous pressure on the medulla and spinal cord, risking breathing control and nerve centers.
A persuasive note praising Electric Bitters as a remedy for women’s health and beauty. It links health to charm and describes issues from constipation to skin blemishes, claiming the tonic purifies blood, improves digestion, nerves, eyes, breath, and complexion. Ends with a 50 cent price and a local merchant name.
Ring up J F Winn at phone 162 for quick grocery delivery. Mrs G A Pinnell returned to Kansas City Tuesday after visiting daughter Mrs Frank Hoefer. Mrs L B Mark and Miss Cora Long left Tuesday for Kansas City. Misses Honor Goodloe and Barbara Moore left Tuesday for Franklin Missouri for a church convention. W T Wernwag went to Kansas City Tuesday to spend the day.
An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as solving back ache by aiding kidney function. Mrs. George Ehrman of Marshall Missouri testifies to long standing kidney trouble and back pain with dizziness, crediting Doan's for prompt relief and continuing satisfaction through 1908. The product is sold by all dealers for 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, sole US agents.
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