Golden Medical Discovery Claims Health Benefits
An advertisement touts glycrines in Golden Medical Discovery as a superior toning and healing remedy. It extols glycerine as nutritive for wasting flesh, supports digestive health, and claims effectiveness for chronic coughs, bronchial issues, and blood purification. Branding lists ingredients and cites Dr. Finley Ellingsreed praising its gastric benefits without offering medical endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Ellingsreed
Ben- Mott Med. College
Chicago
Goldin
R. V. Vanes
Buffalo
N. Y
Local Briefs Highlight Kansas City Trips and Health Ads
Local briefs note several residents visiting Kansas City including George Berghoefer and Mrs Richard Field. Ads promote DeWitts kidney and bladder remedies and Dr Shoops rheumatic book with free trials, while Delia Trail Delia Crowder and others are sighted in town or traveling to Amsterdam Missouri and Columbia respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Berghoefer
Kansas City
Richard Field
C. W. Loomis
Delia Trail
T. J. McElroy
Independence
DeWitt
EC. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
William Palmer
Delia Crowder
Amsterdam
Missouri
Electric Bitters Promote Health and Beauty claims
The ad touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for kidney poisons pimples blotches eruptions and a wretched complexion. It claims the tonic regulates stomach liver and kidneys purifies blood and gives strong nerves bright eyes pure breath and velvety skin. It cites Miss Hattie Barren and Asa Chambers retiring from a Kansas City visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenshaw & Young
Hattie Barren
Asa Chambers
Kansas City
Two Kinds of Mead and a Headache Cure Ad
An old ad promotes Ballards Berbine claiming quick relief from head pain by acting on the liver. It mentions Crenshaw and Young as sellers. A line notes Miss Alice Spencer traveling to Columbia for the Missouri State Photographer Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballards
Crenshaw *& Young
Alice Spencer
Columbia
Missouri State Photographere Association
Dramatic Rescue Story Promotes New Discovery
A Cheny Washington man credits Dr Kings New Discovery with curing serious lung trouble after doctors failed and prior travel to California yielded no help. The ad touts its use for lung ailments bronchitis asthma and croup and notes a free bottle. Also mentions visitors Mrs James Carver Mrs Katie Golden and others and promotes Dr Shoops Restorative linking nerves to organ health with a five to ten day test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert R. Lean
Cheny, Wash
Spokane
California
Crenshaw & Young
Trouble Makers Ousted and Health Gains from Pills
A sufferer credits Dr King s New Life Pills with easing stomach trouble and dyspepsia while boosting appetite nerves and vigor as stomach liver and kidneys start functioning well Mrs V A Kelley and two children Baren and Katharine left for St Louis Miss Virginia Shouse departed for Kansas City Ware tensburg and Eldorado Springs The ad-like fragment mentions attractive women and a warning about weak irritable digestion and constipation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Crenshaw & Young
V. A. Kelley
Baren
Katharine
St. Louis
Virginia Shouse
Kansas City
Ware
Tensburg
Eldorado Springs
White's Cream Vermifuge Sold by Crenshaw & Young
Claims poor milk causes infant weight loss from worms. White's Cream Vermifuge is said to expel worms and nourish the child, described as sure and safe. Price 25 cents. Sold by Crenshaw & Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenshaw & Young
Dean's Kidney Pills Promised Cure for Kidney Trouble
An ad claims that weak kidneys cause fatigue backache headaches dizziness and urinary issues. It cites a testimonial from Br. I Graham of Independence Missouri who reports relief from kidney and bladder problems after using Dean's Kidney Pills, asserting a permanent cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Lexington
BR. I
Graham
Elm Street
Independence
Rena
Pendléton
City council bids on paving and curbing reviewed
The Memphis city council discussed bids for Franklin avenue and Eleventh street paving and curbing. Pat Lyons offered 1.04 per sq yd for Franklin paving and 0.25 per linear ft for curbing, undercutting the next bids. Eleventh street brick paving bids were rejected as too high at 1.84 per sq yd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Avenue
Eleventh Street
Pat Lyons
Tuis
J. C. Crenshaw
Gustav Haerle
Highland Avenue
Gaston Main Street
Elehth Street
Committee On Sewerage
Lexington Gas and Electric Company
William Garfin
Nick Hammer
Ed Kavanaugh
Will Install Refrigerating Plant for Wright and Sons
Wright and Sons ordered a Born Special refrigerating plant from H A Born Packers Supply for 1432 dollars. The system includes a mineral wool lined 12 by 8 by 2 foot fridge and a 2 ton capacity machine powered by a one horse power motor to maintain 35 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Expected installation in 80 to 40 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZW. Wright and Sons
H. A. Born Packers Supply Company
Born
Lexington Mo School Bonds Bid Notice 1909
The Lexington Board of Education invites sealed bids for 12000 Lexington School District Building Bonds of 20 years at 4 percent interest, payable semi-annually. Bids due by 7 30 p m June 28 1909. The board may reject any bid. Albert F Winkler Secretary June 2 1900
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of
Lexington
Board of Education
Albert F. Winkler
Lexington Triumph Seals 13 Pound Victory
Lexington team travels to Marshall Priday to meet Elke team and returns with a glorious win. They celebrate a premier port-wheeler and add Jaurele to the brow as Prof. Cleveland Jarboe Terhune presides. They report earning a total of £13 from opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Priday
Elke
Jaurele
Wheeler
Cleveland Jarboe Terhune
Building and Loan Meeting Elects Aull and Hopkins
At the regular meeting of the Building and Loan Association Edward Aull was elected a member in place of the deceased T. Bandon and HE. N. Hopkins was elected vice-president in place of Mr. Bandon Capt. Q. Plattenburg was in Kansas City Tuesday Miss Hattie Hartwig left Tuesday evening for Columbia to attend the meeting of the photographers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Coffis
Columbia
Missouri
B. & L. Association
Edward Aull
T. Bandon
HE. N. Hopkins
Mr. Bandon
Q. Plattenburg
Kansas City
Hattie Hartwig
Photograpers’ Association
Digestive Aid Ad Emphasizes Kodol Benefits
An advertisement urges readers to eat a sufficient, regular amount of wholesome food and rely on Kodol to digest it when the stomach is weak. It argues that digestion is essential for strength and recovery, recommending Kodol as the proper aid to rest and support the stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodol
Our Guarantee On Kodol Dollar Bottle Offer
The advertisement promises a full refund via the druggist if a customer using the dollar bottle of Kodol can prove no benefits after the entire bottle is consumed. It notes the offer covers one family and applies only to the large bottle, claiming the program would be unaffordable if it were not effective. The product is manufactured by E. C. DeWitt & Co. in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Higginsville Merchants Triumph Over Lexington Team
Higginsville Merchants defeated Lexington Merchants 2 to 1 in a fast clean game Sunday afternoon at Riverside Park. The close contest highlighted strong play from both sides and a decisive early goal.
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Higginsville Merchants
Lexington Merchants
Riverside Park
Teddy Bears Top Wellington Merchants In Midseason Rally
The Teddy Bears opened strong Monday and defeated Wellington Merchants second team 10 to 3. For Lexington, Rice and Gordon and Campbel led at the plate with stout defense behind them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Bears
Wellington Merchants
Lexington
Rice and Gordon
Campbel
Local notices of visits and travel across towns
Miss Blair Gordon attends summer school in War rensburg. Mrs. R. G. Darnell of Bigginsville visits Mrs. W. S. Peacock. J. G. Crenshaw leaves for Joplin to attend the State Druggists' convention. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Johnson visit Kansas City. Mrs. M. Ladeson and Mrs. Esther Duris return from Higginsville. Mr. and Mrs. John Skinner depart for Fayette Iowa. H. F. Blackwell goes to Kansas City on business. Mrs. Charles Younger of Santa Cruz, California, visits Judge Jobo Burden's family. Younger formerly Miss June Waddell. Corder Steele in Kansas City. Mrs. James Conyers travels to Waureka, Okla., to join husband. E. W. White in Kansas City. C. C. Sipe returns from Kansas City. Marriage license issued in Kansas City for Walter Wallace and Pearl King. Mrs. T. D. Marshall returns to Higbee after visiting sister Mrs. Ed Davin. Miss Dora Peacock returns from Bigginaville. Mr. and Mrs. C. Hammer visit Webster City, Iowa. Hammer goes with them to Kansas City. Mrs. E. B. Farley visits parents Mr. and Mrs. George Hutchinson in the city. Mrs. August Hettin and sons Vernon and John visit D. Stalling. Mrs. M. L. Belt returns to Higginsville. her daughter Mrs. Couriea Hoefer visits. Miss Floy Peterson of Campbellsville, Kentucky, visiting Clarence Vivian, goes to Leavenworth, Kansas. LADIES advertisement for dry cleaning. Geof WrrrexsunG. French Dry Cleaper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Skinner
Fayette, Iown
H. F. Blackwell
Kansas City
Charles Younger
Santa Cruz
California
Jobo &. Burden
Younger
Misa June Waddell
Dora Peacock
Bigginaville
Lafayette County Teachers Examination Schedule Revealed
County Superintendent HT Phillips lists the two day exam plan for Odessa June 24. First day subjects run from geography to literature with times from morning to evening. Second day covers reading science physiology pedagogy and history with detailed hourly slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths Claim
A health column warns of a kidney disease trend causing heart and kidney failures. It touts Swamp Root by Dr Elmer’s Co as a remedy, claiming quick relief and a free sample offer via mail to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Elimer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
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Nias Fannie Woling
M. L. Belt
Shell
Higginaville
Dr. Shoop
Mra
J. C. Crist
Mra J
BR. Moorehead
Rigginsville
James Carver
Laveta
Colorado
J. R. Potts
Katie Golden
William Welsh
Richard Hays
Frank Johnson
Wellington
Winkler
The
Gas Company
United States
Donie Weber
Weber Bros
Hinesley S
Thez
Ramer
Hinesley
Council Proceedings
Building & Loan Meeting
Ayer
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Higginsville
R. G. Darnell
Bigginsville
W. 8. Peacock
J.G. Crenshaw
Joplin
Mrs. Morris Johnson
M. Ladeson
Esther Duris
Corder Steele
James Conyers
Waureka
Okio
E.W. White
C.c. Sipe
Walter Wallace
This City
Pearl King
T. D. Marshall
Higbee
Ed Davin
Lafayette County Teachers’ Examination
P. mi
M. Otsil Goyt
U. S
HT. Phillips
St.louis
Memphis
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