Miss Florence Collum Visits on Volumn Saturday
Miss Florence Collum traveled to Volumn Saturday for a visit. Miss Helen Twebner also went to Lottis Saturday for an extended visit.
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
4
Miss Florence Collum traveled to Volumn Saturday for a visit. Miss Helen Twebner also went to Lottis Saturday for an extended visit.
Henry H. Moreland of Pittsburg Missouri reports long standing back pain and kidney trouble. After using Doan's Kidney Pills his back pain and kidney function improved with lasting benefit. The ad notes 1908 testimonial and 1912 confirmation, urging continued use and listing Poste-Milburn as US agents at 50 cents.
Hicks, a head coachman, recalls guiding Millicent Emery and her suitor Mr. Drew while Faulkner tries to win Millicent by dumbfounding spurs on Beauty. The trick mare Nancy appears in a clever plan tied to circuited affection, culminating in Millicent’s happiness and Hicks promising to teach May to ride.
Crater cracks and rock collapses accompany heavy snowfall on Vesuvius. Mercalli and Malladra visited the crater rim as basalt blocks rolled down the mountain, disproving reports of imminent eruption while warning of long term activity with sulfur fume, crevasses, and minor quakes.
Aa Mrs Fisher went to Lugginsville Friday to spend the day. Jones drove to Liggins Ville on business. Olatupe attended Kansas City Friday after a visit with relatives. Jones and Mealwird Williams arrived from Kansas City Thursday night driving a new Paige Devoit 36 automobile. Tolin Lyoyer was the person with a new one. Cle Seti made. Mr W Poel went to Kansas City Friday to spend the day.
Frasher and others noted in a fragmented item referencing a Friday arrival in Chicago and travel to Kansas City for a maternal family dinner. Names appear garbled, with地点 and event unclear. The piece resembles a social note with several misspelled surnames and place names.
An old advertisement touts King’s New Life Pills as especially good for the aged and women. It claims prompt, easy action with a 25 cent price and notes Crenshaw & Young as the recommenders.
Fred Wilner and EM Tahiean traveled to Kansas City on Friday to conduct business. Pe CW Breland accompanying Dytus daughter Miiss Neilie also rode to Kansas City for a day out. Miss Anits Toland and Miss Marie Toner returned with Mys. dates Oo Malloy.
The notice praises Dr Hobson’s Eczema Ointment as a longstanding, proven remedy for itching burning skin and eruptions. An endorsing reader from Gath IL claims relief after many years of failure, while advertisements list Pfeiffer Chemical Co. and Crenshaw & Young as distributors. Local items mention Governor Major appointing Morris G Gordon as inspector of building and loan associations with a $2500 salary.
A quirky line attributed to George Biiot likens politeness to an air cushion. The speaker notes there may be nothing met yet, but can deliver a joke that lands, reflecting a playful, humorous voice.
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