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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1902
Page
6
A brief notice reports the revival of a long-dormant NEAB group amid illness concerns affecting membership. Organizers plan a cautious return, with dates and locations to be announced for renewed performances and community outreach.
A 19th or early 20th century ad lists eye cures for cataracts and general diseases, claiming painless methods without knives. It promotes spectacles made to order, deafness cures, goiter, eczema, nervous and stomach illnesses, female and male diseases, with references to X-rays and other instruments. Chicago Office address given as 4600 Vincennes. Date February 15.
A portrait of Josh Kinney, editor of the Sangamon Key, described as a singular, iron nerve, tireless worker, and memorable figure in Lower Corners. The piece recalls his debating prowess, literary tastes, and lifelong dedication to printing, set in a peculiar, secluded office framed by oaks and forest greenery.
In Lower Corners a printery owner Josh Kinney, famed for a sharp mind and plain verse, built respect through courage and grit. His shop sparked a harsh memory of snowball nights that tested his resolve and formed the life he lives today.
In Lower Corners Josh Kinney loves Mary Manning Kinney a romance grows from choir practice to a moonlit confession. A shocking newspaper note triggers John Manning to read Kinney's fate, ending with a delayed wedding telegram and jovial cynicism from a neighbor about Kinney’s prominence in Sangamon County.
Dr Calmette rears snakes in Lillo to extract venom for antivenom used worldwide, including India and Australia. Horses supply serum after producing large quantities of blood. venoms tested on animals with increasing doses over months. Separate note: Germany begins in Berlin with 12 hours weekly instruction for children who stutter. 1.5 percent of German schoolchildren stutter.
In parts of China farming districts some pigs are tethered to small wagons to pull them. The practice shows livestock used for lightweight transport as workers exploit animals for labor and mobility.
Dr Butler, newly named president of Columbus, reportedly declined fourteen prior college president roles before accepting the position. The decision highlights his selectivity in pursuing the right fit and institutional opportunities.
A nostalgic verse recalls a boy in red topped boots from a past winter. The speaker laments lost joy and contrasts childhood ease with adult duties, promising care and relief as harsher days fade. The piece blends memory with hopeful assurance amid harsh times.
In the Circuit Court of Lafayette County at Lexington in vacation, January. J. H. Campbell is Circuit Clerk with W. Bronson as Deputy. Chas Lyons is attorney for Pitt. The fragment references court proceedings and official filing details in Lafayette County Missouri.
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