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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
2
Goodyear reports a price reduction totaling 45 percent over two years, claiming users will save about five million dollars this year. The program includes plans to spend 100,000 dollars on research to pursue further improvements.
A Nevada National mining district shoot near the Oregon state line yielded about 4,000,000 in gold over four years starting 1908. The National vein produced ore averaging 30,000 dollars a ton, with the standout shoot located 40 feet below the surface and extending 800 feet along the vein. Local geology includes latite and rhyolite with stibnite and various sulfides. The discovery is linked to a single epoch of mineralization and was described in a US Geological Survey bulletin.
People who stand much experience foot ache later in the day. The latest style shoes may contribute to discomfort. Start by dusting your feet each morning with a small amount of powder or similar remedy to ease fatigue.
Penslar Tread Easy powder prevents foot ache by absorbing moisture and reducing friction where shoes bind. The large box costs twenty five cents, sold by The Penslar Store at 1022 Main St with phone 95.
Mrs J F Winn went to Kansas City Tuesday for a brief visit.
The piece condemns repeated airship and aircraft bombings on civilian districts as a barbarous violation of The Hague, contrasting German, English, and French raids. It argues such attacks weaponize civilians, erode moral standards, and threaten global civilization, warning of deeper horrors unless a peace agreement bans air warfare.
Two Missouri fairs will award scholarships worth about 52 dollars each to winners in a Short Course for Women at the University of Missouri next November. Scholarships go to top all around performers in bread making, preserving, garment making, and sewing. The seven week course covers home economics and related subjects, open to women over 16 with no entrance exams.
A Lexington woman, Mrs. Butler Talbott of 2107 Franklin Ave., testifies that disordered kidneys and bladder inflammation caused months of suffering until Doan's Kidney Pills provided relief. She reports lasting benefit and recommends the remedy, noting its availability at 50 cents and naming Foster Milburn as the manufacturer.
A Missouri School of Journalism extension program reaches 2000 regular bulletins subscribers. Plans include a Desk Book and The Journalist's Library, plus Journalism Week 1915 extracts. The program aids Missouri businesspeople with ads and merchandising guidance and runs summer courses.
A brief excerpt from the St. Louis Star argues that ratification binds both the national conduct and the public conscience. The piece frames ratification as a binding mandate extending beyond official action to moral obligation.
Curiosity and suspicion color readers view ads as spurious goods and forced advertising. The piece argues a strong majority of readers benefit from ads, urging suspicion to be set aside and to regularly watch the ads in the Common Sense way.
The Board of Curators to Governor Elliott W. Major details MO university expansion in 1914 15. New hog cholera serum plant site near Columbia with 90 acres and ready buildings, a biology building, a livestock judging pavilion, and a library to be occupied. Athletic fields upgraded at no state cost. Agricultural Experiment Station issued nineteen bulletins five research bulletins. soil survey of 39 counties. extension programs include movable schools 4H clubs and hog cholera campaigns. Net registration rose to 3889 from 3624.
In preparing space for new stock, old Roses and Carnations are offered at 10 to 15 cents if taken immediately. Geraniums priced 50 to 75 cents per dozen. A new Florist provides first class funeral work as a specialty. Send orders to Eggleston's Greenhouse.
A local advertisement urges readers to support home industry and try GEO. WITTENBERG The Tailor and French Dry Cleaner. The firm promotes its services and notes contact by phone 425 while highlighting prior success with other customers.
Mrs Emma Welsh Mrs T J Bandon and daughter Miss Stella traveled to Nevada Missouri on Tuesday morning for a visit.
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