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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1902
Page
3
The ad argues the cost difference between good and poor baking powder costs a family little and warns that poor powder leads to higher doctors’ bills. Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder is promoted as economical, efficient in leavening, and healthful, made from pure grape cream of tartar. Pic Baking Powder Co, Chicago.
The George W. Parker, a former Missouri river side wheel steamboat, burned near the Armour packing house in Kansas City. Once high and dry on reclaimed riverfront flats, its machinery had been used for a local reclamation pump. Cohen and Sons owned the vessel. plans to burn it for salvage were preempted by arson, marking another relic of steamboat days gone.
Reader U P Laran testifies after twenty years of constipation and sedentary life that two bottles of Dr Culdeal’s Byrop Pepals gave more relief than all other remedies. Leroy Farmer endorses the product as best for stomach trouble. A notice lists Robert Sherman’s “My Friend from Arkansas” as a premier attraction at New Grand opera house on March 4 with high praise for originality and power features.
For sale, River Early Obio and Early rose seed potatoes offer from W. J. Lusen & Son of Corder Missouri. Hereford sales in Kansas City saw Emma P. Third, a four cow group, bring 8205. Gypsy Girl Second, six cow, bought by B B Frazer of Scot and Mareh for 225. Mr. Waddell sold Henrietta Britton for 200 and Mary Broadgungeth for 8250. Judge Joseph B. Hagood attended county court Thursday morning.
A tract arguing that school curricula should favor economics over dead languages for mental training and civic preparation. It asserts economics uniquely trains reasoning, ties study to modern life, and yields social usefulness, noting money is not the only asset of success and honor may outlast wealth.
In this editorial on ventilation, the author condemns closed interiors and carbonic gas buildup. Citizens are urged to embrace open windows and outdoor air, praising fresh air as essential as drinking water and more important than cosmetics. Hospitals and prisons are cited as the rare places with proper ventilation.
A reflective saying urges valuing small beginnings as stepping stones to bigger successes. It cautions that luck driven leaps can just as easily vanish, emphasizing steady progress over sudden gains.
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