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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
3
B. R. Young left Friday for a visit in Paris Missouri. Miss Elizabeth Morrison went to Enterprise Kansas Friday morning for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Reid Moreland.
Claiming to cure weakness and nervous exhaustion the ad promotes Hot Weather Tonic and Health Builder with testimonials from Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Maine. It also promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve for cuts and notes Mrs M B D Wilson's trip to Kansas City and her return.
Hind Wilmot went to Kansas City Friday to spend the day. Miss Anna Lyons went to Page City Friday for at week's visit. Miss Charlotte Williams of Sedalia arrived Thursday evening for a visit with the Misses Morath.
Contented coughs and colds depress and weaken the system with weight and appetite loss. Dr King’s New Discovery, 50 cents, stops coughs with the first dose. Mrs. Brown credits it with saving her life during summer illness. Elton Greer returns home after his sister’s marriage. George P. Blackwell goes to Warrensburg on business.
An old health ad extols Dr Kings New Life Pills as the best corrective for stomach liver and kidney disorders. The pills purify blood prevent constipation and keep bowels in good condition to improve health by ridding the system of fermenting and gassy foods. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is recommended for all hurts.
L A Roy went to Marshall Friday to spend the day and Chas Barron traveled to Kansas City Friday for a day trip.
An advertisement claims Dr Hobson's eczema ointment cures stubborn itchy skin, including eczema and tetter. It notes immediate itching relief and soothing of red rough skin, citing a testimonial from Mrs C A Einfeldt of Rock Island Illinois. The ad guarantees relief and lists a 50 cent price at druggists.
Page Talbott returned Tuesday evening from a visit in Kansas City. Miss Anna Weis returned home Tuesday evening from a visit in Kansas City. Miss Rena Hale returned Tuesday night from a visit in Liberty and Kansas City.
An advertisement claims Electric Bitters cures indigestion and loss of appetite by cleansing the system and aiding liver and kidney health. It touts Mr. T. D. Peeble’s stomach relief as evidence and sells bottles for 50 cents, with a larger size and price in some listings. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is also endorsed for minor injuries.
Mr and Mrs Edward Porter from Kansas City arrived Tuesday evening for a visit with their aunt Mrs Wm Shipman.
203 acre farm two miles south of Lexington Missouri on rocky road. Will sell all or divide to suit purchaser. Inquire L W Marshall Lexington Missouri.
Mr and Mrs Zach A Wright traveled to Kansas City on Sunday for a short visit. Mr and Mrs M Ladeson also spent Sunday in Kansas City as part of their weekend trip.
Mrs Ella Woelfer of Kansas City traveled to California Missouri on Monday following a visit with Misses Mattie and Fannie Keene. The notice records a social visit and travel between midwestern cities.
In a Philadelphia North American excerpt, Freda, weary from illness care, begins bookkeeping lessons with Brian Bonner, a shy son of a devoted mother. Their bond grows through patient tutoring, shared walks, and a hinted romance as Bonner teases a future job that quietly changes Freda’s path.
A famed French landscape painter bought a Louis Quinze sofa at public auction amid doubts about authenticity. He placed it in his studio, and when he sat, the sofa collapsed, bruising him. He still deemed the piece genuine after spotting worm-eaten wood.
Dialogue reveals fear and illness as a patient and friend discuss a doctor's concern that the patient may owe fees. The doctor hints at potential legal action if payment is not made, underscoring a tense medical financial conflict.
A Chicago newspaper for May 2, 1883, received a telegram with the complete revised New Testament. The issue contained 0 pages, 16 of which were devoted to the New Testament text.
Three heavy meals in one day strain the stomach. A rest between meals helps digestion. Keep a full supply of prepared breakfast foods on hand so you can sleep late after a late night and still have breakfast on time. Having prepared breakfast foods on hand reduces worry and saves time.
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