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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1906
Page
3
An advertisement touts Kodal as a natural digestion follow up to a healthy stomach. It claims to ease sour stomach, loss of appetite, headaches, debility, and catarrh by cleansing and strengthening stomach membranes. The ad asserts Keodol aids digestion and is prepared by Eso Deik Co.
The House Committee on government buildings reported a recommendation for the appropriation of 97500 for the purchase of a site for a federal building in this city. If passed, a further appropriation for erection is likely. Lexington Commercial Club acknowledged receipt of 8500 sent to San Francisco sufferers on April 25, with a note praising the town’s generosity and stating funds will be used diligently for the intended purposes.
An advertisement urges mothers to give White's Orean Vermitage to babies suffering from worms. It claims the remedy purges worms gently, improving feverish, restless infants. Sold by Crenshaw & Young at a price of 2½ cents.
Secretaries to two senators in Washington recalled Wu Ting Fang as Socrates like in wit and wisdom. He entertained and taught, telling a mother’s congress and reverence for ancestors. A parlor maid’s anecdote ends with a preposterous misstatement about the husband’s mother.
A Russian landowner conducts a study of bird migrations by tagging captured birds with notes in Russian German French and English asking finders or captors to report the birds’ country of flight. The project seeks to map the routes of migratory species and gather data on their destinations.
A Washington Star quip features Bronco Bob joking that in Crimson Gulch a hose running away with a man is the real danger, not a horse. The light Western banter reflects frontier lore and local color.
Obscure notice describes antiseptic uses and healing claims for a remedy sold by Oswald, a merchant of Renssomnersville, New York. It cites Seth Burch and mentions a sore on the arch, wounds, sores, and a drug store location at 260.
Mary Baker Eddy pens a 1906 spiritual appeal urging faithful practice of Christian Science as the path to healing and moral reform. The letter, dated June 9 1906 from Concord New Hampshire, extols Mind power, the Golden Rule, and devotion to The Mother Church while praising readers for generosity and unity.
A terse call from Callon seeks lettuce radished celery oranges bangoas at dos with L Long 3 Witt referenced. The note hints at grocery items and a contact tag but lacks clear details or full names.
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