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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1919

Page

2

Battle for Right in Wilsons League Vision

In the New York Times reflection on the League of Nations, the article rebukes opponents of the Versailles settlement led by Senatorial and Republican foes. It defends Wilsons leadership, condemns Sinn Fein Bolshevik and German detractors, and urges ratification as a moral and patriotic duty for peaceful global order. The piece argues the Covenant curbs war, promotes open adjustment, and sways public opinion toward a united service of mankind.

League of Nations Wilson Suresnes United Service of Mankind Union of the States Sinn Fein League United States Senate Versailles Berlin Lloyd George Senate Paris Congress Mr. Wilson Pupport United States Germany Council of Statesmen Potsdam N. Y

Philippine Independence Bill Sparks Independence Move

Representative Mason of Illinois introduces four bills proposing independence for the Philippine Islands and US recognition. Edward Talbott, visiting relatives in Lexington, returns home to Long Beach, California. H A Koppleman, a chiropractor, comes back from service overseas and will resume practice in the Baskett Building.

Mason Ilinois Phillippine Islands United States Edward Talbott Lexington Long Beach Calif H. A. Koppleman Baskett

Poisoned Blood Cures Advertised By Local Druggist

An old doctor’s prescription called Number 40 For The Blood promises cures for pimples neck sores ulcers and other blood poison symptoms. The advertisement notes no public remedy exists today with universal success and lists J Mendenhall of Evansville Indiana as former druggist and Westerman Barnett Drug Co as seller.

Mendenhall Evansville Ind Westerman & Barnett Drug Co

Mileestone graduate lands stenographer post

On graduation day Miss Goldie Corbin of Mendon Missouri was hired as a law stenographer at an initial salary of 75 dollars per month.

Chillicothe Business College Goldie Corbin Mendon

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The Lexington Intelligencer A. W. Allen Postolice Missouri E. W. Howe Fletcher Lexington Savings Bank Lexington, Missouri Irene Omar Lyelm Romesdy AH Lewia Medicine Co Lovie, Mo John Deere Ass'n Lexington, Mo Landis Treasury
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