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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1902

Page

5

Spring Humors and Remedies Highlighted in Health Notes

The article describes spring humors causing pimples boils and eruptions along with appetite changes tiredness bilious fits indigestion and headaches. It advocates early relief and building up the system through a recommended remedy or regimen to restore health.

Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Ad Offer

An early 1900s style advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as the Spring medicine of unparalleled strength. It claims radical permanent cures for scrotal issues, rheum, scald head, pimples, all forms of humor and skin troubles, blood poisoning, rheumatism, catarrh, and dyspepsia. The copy urges readers not to substitute and to obtain Hood's today.

Hood

Wellington and vicinity county news notes 1908

W. F. Loeback visits Excelsior Springs. J. A. Lockhart and Emmet Bryant attend business in Kansas City. Miss Leslie Griffin stays with the Strodtman family. J. S. Serve begins work on a new dwelling near the German phare. Several residents move houses and farms around Wellington including the Dickhouse place sale plans. A measles death occurs near Sunshine. a ferry is washed away by a river gorge. Dozens of local names, farms, and small town moves are reported.

Wollisland J. A. Workman George Dunbar

Wedding Announcement for Gordon Stafford Nuptials

Mira Louth Gordon daughter of Mr and Mrs George P Gordon of Corder will wed Mr Adrosw B Stafford at noon on Wednesday March 12 in a formal ceremony. The announcement notes the families and forthcoming nuptials in a traditional wedding card style.

William Becker Marthab Severn Mincie Barnett K. Sheppard Marshall Monay Saline Capital N. B. Payne Miss Lucy Fulton K. Edmonds West Mr. Edmonds Lexington Mira Louth Gordon George P. Gordon Corder A Wdrosw B. Stafford

For Sale Notice and Local Farm Prices

Fragmented notice lists farm goods with wheat flour prices and sale terms. Mentions 100 acres near Lexington with $4,000 cash, plus house and barn details. References frost Warren deeds, consignment notes, and multiple names in a cluttered ad.

Lexington Di&w Joan KE Frost Warren Wabhaye Mays Ferry Cramming's Anil & Schultz

Death of Gill Eve Belles in Lafayette County

The Mayview area mourns Gill Eve Belles born July 12 1829 in Kentucky who died at his hotel. Funeral services were held at Buptist church led by Rev MeGuinn with Rev Walker assisting. He lived 72 years in Lafayette County and left a rich family heritage. He helped build Mound Prairie church and served as an officer for over eighteen years. He was twice married and had four daughters with his second wife. A faithful, law abiding, devout citizen and friend, he was a member of the Old Man's club and a trusted presence in the community. He lived a life of faith in Christ that guided his example and leadership. He is remembered as a good man and true friend. Lexington, Mo March 6 1902.

Gil Brite Hie Deere Gili Eve Beiles Mr Belles Kentucky Lather Marshall Lexington Jeff Oliver Howe Marshall Gill Eve Lafayette County Baptist Church Mayview Mound Praiie Ile Charles R. Morebend Old Farmer's Bank George Houx Belle Fife Maxon Tie Old Man’s Club Our Gill Eve Belles Jesus Christ

Texas Wonder Hall Great Discovery Ad Claim

A damaged advertisement from a Texas newspaper touts the “Texas Wonder Hall’s Great Discovery” cure for kidney and bladder trouble. It claims a bottle relieves pain, enables work, and promises nationwide sale with testimonials and contact details.

Neneha Hall Ford Davi

Stoue Panic And A Panic On Wall Street

Unclear OCR text describes a stock panic and market turmoil, mentioning Wall Street and a reaction to a financial event. References to a remedy or product called Syrup Pipsin appear, suggesting a dubious medical or patent remedy link to the panic.

Getting Thin Ad Says Cod Liver Oil Emulsion Aid

An advertisement argues that thinness results from over work or under digestion and promotes Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a balancing remedy. It claims fat helps with habit, warns against excessive thinness, and notes the genuine product bears a specific picture, priced 5c and 1.00.

Scott

Also Mentioned on This Page

County News Wellington and Vicinity Lealma W.F. Loeback Excelsior Springs John A. Lockhart Emmet Bryant Kansas City Leslie Griffin James Strodtman Joseph Serve Phare John Huckley Fag Walter Bryant F. W. Mann Joho Hitter John F. Nalson Hay Egypt W.J. Johnson W. T. Johnson Dickhouse Place B. W. Adkinson B.D. Raglaud Odessa Ledger Napoleon Levasy Ded Manno James Scrodt Auburn Nebraska J. Croidsberry Morse Carrie A Walter Wheeler the Tiver Wellington Moreh Sid. Taterment Sunshine George McVey Buckner Mr. McVey Miss Allee McVey Sedalia Booker Frank Thomas Jobo Bryant Tol, Barker Henry Bailey Janes Vance Wiliam Claude Bailey Washington E M. Thomas L. Fulton Emmet Bailey Alma C. W. Holston Huginsville W. D. Strader Reight Farm Concordia Squire Rogge GO. W. Franke Dr. Peters Gost Kappiman Bethel Hb. Louis Schoolalina J. W. Goodwin I. M. Barbee de Johnson Odesass H &. Horstman St. Louis Franklin County Wilmaker Sallie Enmaker Charles Edwards Edwards Elmwood Minnesota Red River Ohio Avia & Scuvire Chas. W. Loomis Oscar Thomas I. F. Feagans Waverly Chas, W. Loomis’ Drug Store Stark Onto Crry Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F J. Cheney & Co Buntman Halle Dave Yancy of Auil & Schulz Frank J. Chavey Jny Intelligencer SN. Wilson A. W. Gurabon F. J. Cagney & Co Druge Nnts T.c. Mall Robert A. Wilson Latayalte County Aluminuum Cookjog Titlsburg Thomas B. Smith Ava E. 14Th Street Garce Courtney Jenkins Graphic Sentinel Lake City Mich Ernest Gamble New Grand D. Stalling Hargainé Hargainw D. Havoker's Deering Kansas Lafayette Plement Store Franklin, St Moline Columbus and Parry Vehicles Bain New Stoughton and Crescent Halladay Gem and Comet Iron H. Sinau E’r The Poplar Clothier Gwiin Onr Conny Amy Khem Allen Texas Halls Mall Stoue Apanio Wall Street Todar
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