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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Ben Simons of Kansas City arrived Sunday morning for a visit with relatives here. Miss Etla Glenn and Miss Dillie Hackker traveled to Marshall on Monday to attend Notre Dame Convent commementement exercises.
Mr and Mrs Henry Beisenherz of Concordia announce the birth of a son on June 21 1914 Ford Bates of Wellington spent Sunday here with relatives.
The article outlines bitter rot symptoms on apples, its spread via mummies and cankers, and the roles of rain and dew. It advises cleanup of infected fruit, digging out cankers, and painting wounds, followed by careful Bordeaux mixture spraying in late summer and the use of arsenate of lead for pests. It lists susceptible and resistant varieties and emphasizes cost versus crop loss, with guidance to contact Mountain Grove for more information.
Philadelphia Recvord notes several residents traveling to Kansas City for a Beta Sigma Omicron conclave and other visits. Mrs. Fred Helsby spends the day in Kansas City. Mrs. Jackson Price visits relatives in Decatur. Heber Page travels from Dallas for a sister’s visit. Miss Laura Barrows returns to Rich Hill after a stay.
A compact notice lists items for sale including two traction engines a cook shanty a water tank and wagon and a clover bullet with a focus on sale of child soothing product references from vintage advertisement language.
Farm Progress, published in St. Louis Missouri, is a semi monthly farm paper offering practical help and illustrated articles for farmers in the southwest region.
Kansas City Weekly Star reviews its long running appeal with broad readership in the southwest. The issue highlights literary features and weekly service content.
Today's Magazine from Canton Ohio offers 40 to 60 pages monthly with illustrated stories by leading authors. It emphasizes fine printing on book paper and a yearly subscription of 60 cents plus a May Manton pattern to every subscriber.
Chicago Monthly illustrated home life periodical offers 24 to 48 pages at 25 cents per issue. Publishes several serials and many short stories yearly. Household departments are practical and interesting. A favorite magazine in a million homes.
The Woman's National Monthly publishes a special feature on fancy work and includes many interesting short stories and serials.
The Chicago monthly issue for women features 32 to 52 pages illustrated and priced at 35 cents. It proclaims itself as the magazine of two millions, clean and high class, well printed and a favorite with all classes of readers.
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