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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
2
The Servien town of Zaitehar honors Reserve Corp. Simon Geor geviteh killed at Monastir. Despite heavy wartime losses, Zaitehar returns the fallen with a solemn tribute. Public keening, black tokens, siren bell, and a community gathering fund a monument in his memory.
The Largest Magazine in the World promotes its magazine at 50 cents per year and five cents per copy through all newsdealers. A free sample and premium catalog are offered to interested readers. Mrs Gustav Haerle and Finnie Elizabeth plan a visit to St Louis. IH T Phillips visited Concordia for business. Rhea Owen visits Kansas City for a few days. Mrs C T Ryland travels to Kansas City for a short stay.
An advertisement for Poultry Culture, a monthly poultry publication, touts practical guidance for breeders of all scales. It promises helpful ideas for profitable poultry farming and suggests readers gain value and savings, claiming the magazine costs 60 cents a year.
A consignment of Alaska seals sent by the United States to the London fur gale sold for 144,725 dollars, averaging 153 shillings ninepence per skin. Buyers hailed from worldwide markets as the auctioneer’s commission topped 100,000 dollars. George M. Bowers cited larger skins and noted a government ban on killing male seals under three years. he criticized the law for lowering yields and pelts value.
A memorial tribute extols Stanley for a life well lived and well loved. The prose highlights his kindness, creativity, and impact, noting his nurture of children, appreciation of beauty, and efforts that improved the world through poetry, rescue, and daily virtue.
A playful exchange features Patience England praising England as a matchmaking country while Patrice quips about heaven making matches not in England, highlighting a lighthearted cross cultural banter. The remark surfaces in a casual dialogue, reflecting witty gendered humor.
Ambitious dialogue hints at a musical duet with one tune requested to be played with pleasure at Lippincott's. A lightSocial scene captures a brief moment of informal performance and willing cooperation between participants. The excerpt emphasizes a shared interest in music and cordial exchange.
The Galveston News records a chat about mail arriving with a humorous exchange between characters Silas and an unnamed interlocutor. The snippet hints at a posthole digger or a wagon tongue as possible items.
In a playful exchange two women spar about vanity and love. Patience teases that she adores her own beauty while Patrice counters that love blinds him to truth in a witty, sharp exchange.
A brief note in the Boston Transcript quotes a light exchange on language and gestures, noting a humorous shrug as a response to a question about French. The item frames cultural humor without stating names, dates, or places beyond Boston.
Mos Th P Catron and Elizabeth return from a Mayatall May area visit. B J McGrew and son Beyond come home from Kansas City. Khon Brooks returns from Kansas City. Sam Lidy arrives from Slater for a local visit. Mr and Mrs J L Glenn depart for Pueblo after visiting Prof J C Shelton's family.
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