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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1920

Page

5

Doan's Kidney Pills Backed By Lexington Residents

Lexington residents endorse Doan's Kidney Pills with personal testimonials. Mrs. Charles Reed reports backache, kidney irregularity, and dizziness improved after using Doan's. The ad notes 60 cents at dealers and lists Foster-Milburn Co. as distributor. Also mentions Mildred and Maree Barron traveling to Oklahoma and local visits by Mrs. Barnett Young and others, plus Dr. C B Kingery's business trip and Mrs. G C DeBell visiting.

Lexington Dean Charles Reed 12Th Sts Doan Foster-Milburn Co Msgrs Buffalo, N. Y Mildred and Maree Barron Sallisaw Okla W. C. Woods William T. Graves P. Kirthley Shropshire Georgetown Barnett Young C. B. Kingery Kirksville G. C. DeBell East St. Louis Oscar Andreen

Nomination of Harding Stirs Party Woes in Chicago Race

The article surveys disputes around the Republican nomination, criticizing Lodge Borah and Johnson factions and praising Governor Coolidge. It contrasts leadership and principles with Wilson and League positions, noting dissatisfaction within the party and calling Chicago a missed chance for Democrats. It also highlights the era’s political tensions and the fate of republican ideals.

Chicago Borah League Johnson Mr. Lodge League of Nations Republican Party Morrill Seward Hale Platt Connecticut Oliver P. Martin Sumner Blain Conkling Lodge Borah and Wilson Governor Coolidge Boston

Liquid whiskey advice in Amos Town Intelligencer

A reader is urged not to rely on booze for colic and stomach pain. The piece references Chamberlain's Coke and Diarrhoea Remedy as an alternative. The text notes Monroe Butler of Kansas City visiting locally and lists several Chansler relatives and Dr. C. T. Ryland departing for Lake Kegonsa, Wis.

Canning Factory Installed at Chillicothe Business College

A fully equipped canning facility has been installed at the Chillicothe Business College to support the institution in its bid against H. C. L. in its ice boarding division of 500 workers.

Chillicothe Business College

Cut This Out and Take It With You

A man seeks a reliable way to purchase Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and indigestion. The advertisement urges cutting out the notice to ensure the right product is bought, warning that substitutes are disappointing and unsatisfactory.

Chamberlain

Relatives visits and business trips noted

Mrs. G. D. Shelton returned Monday from a visit with relatives in Odessa. W. W. McCall and Ensene Weber went to Kansas City Friday on business. S. W. Williams left Friday for a few days visit with relatives in Clinton, Missouri.

G. D. Shelton Odessa W. W. McCall Ensene Weber Kansas City W. Williams Clinton

First flight rider Conte Bardone visits Summit Mine

Conte Bardone, an Italian resident at the Summit Mine, rode in the airplane that arrived earlier in the week. Mrs. Etta Hood, a guest of relatives, left Monday for Independence before returning to Odessa. William C. Stacy of St. Louis, Democratic candidate for state treasurer, toured Lexington on Wednesday in support of his candidacy.

Conte Bardone Summit Mine Etta Hood Independence Odessa Wiliam C. Stacy St. Louis Lexington

Fletcher’s Castoria ad and family notices local update

Mr and Mrs Geo C Schawe left Wednesday evening for Wichita Kansas to visit their niece Mrs Goldie Malonee They will be gone about ten days Thomas Walton who had been in St Lukes Hospital Kansas City for the past three weeks returned home Wednesday evening

Geo. C. Schawe Wichita Kansas Goldie Malonee Thomas Walton St. Lukes Hospital Kansas City

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