Miss Winifred Winn Travels To Kansasity
Personal notes recount Miss Winifred Winn spending Tuesday in Kansasity while A Keith heads to Southwest Missouri on business. Mr and Mrs Enoch Johnson plan Chicago as their future home. Local ads tout Dr King s New Discovery for coughs and colds with testimonials and pricing. General J W Towson visits from Shelburn Mo. Adalaide Higgins arrives for a few days with relatives. Mrs T J Burgess and son Ewing travel to Chillicothe Mo to visit relatives. Aniyeen attends Scottish Rite meeting in St Louis region and Mrs L i Altwein returns home to St Joseph after city visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Winn
Kansasity
A. Keith
Southwest Missouri
J. W. Towson
Shelbans
Twland Todlmunter
Adalaide Higgins
Higginsville
T. J. Burgess
Gon
Ewing
Ghvlen City
Pelaties
Roberts Returns to Liberty After Brief Visit
Tastey Roberts came back to Liberty on Tet day after a short visit with his parents Dr. and Mrs M G Roberts. Warren Vivian traveled to Topeka Kansas on Tuesday for business. James Cheatham also went to Kansas City Tuesday to attend to business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tastey Roberts
Liberty
M. G. Roberts
Warren Vivian
Topeka
Kansas
James Cheatham
Kansas City
Bucklen’s Armex Salve touted for skin diseases
Best for skin diseases nearly every ailment yields quickly and permanently to Bucklen’s Armex Salve. It’s praised as superior for burns and bruises. A Gladwin man claims cure after 12 years and $400 in doctors’ bills. Priced at 25 cents and recommended by Crenshaw and Young. Also notes local people traveling on business and to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
John Dey
Gladwin
Mich
Crenshaw & Young
Local visits noted for Wellington and Kansas City
Me and Mrs. Frank Lochner of Wellington spent Tuesday in Lexington. Geo Nasser returned home Tuesday morning from a visit in Kansas City. Mos Jr Marshall returned home Monday evening from a few days in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lochner
Wellington
Lexington
Geo. Nasser
Kansas City
Mos. Jr. Marshall
St. Louis
For Sale Items From Early 20th Century Farm Catalog
For sale listings include three mares of 16 hands two black and one bay, a buggy in good order, a farm wagon, two sets wagon harness, one set double buggy harness, one set singletree buggy harness, one cowboy ladder. Names Shelby Lexington MO, Miss R W Toughes and daughter arrive from Higginsville for a visit. Other local travelers: Mixx Junie Greer and James go to Kansas City, Miss Winifred Winn returns home, G C Marquis and G P Warren visit Kansas City, Mrs James Catron and daughter Elizabeth visit Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixx Junie Greer
James
Kansas City
Winifred Winn
G. C. Marquis
G. P. Warren
James Catron
Elizabeth
Marshall
Barred Plymouth Rocks Eggs Circular Offer
Barred Rock Eggs advertised for hatching in any quantity. Old reliable Barred Plymouth Rocks promoted with an illustrated egg circular. Order now by phone. Call 474 for details.
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Plymouth
Milil
Local Residents In and Out This Week
Mes C M Sudbrook left Friday for a visit to Lew Molle Missouri. Hon James P Chinn of Higginville spent Friday here. Miss Bertha Rostagno and Miss Anna Rostagno returned from Kansasity. Rev T M Cobb went to the Confederate one Saturday of TBiesS. Miss Irene Burgess visited Fulton for a few days. Rev CG Sudbrook traveled to Dalton Missouri on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. C
Sudbrook
Lew Molle
James P. Chinn
Higginaville
Bertha
Anna Rostagno
Kansasity
T. M. Cobb
Mise Irene Burgess
Fulton
CG. J. Sudbrook
Dalton
Obstacles Inspire Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Perseverance
In a fragment from Youth’s Companion, Stowe juggles housework and writing, dictating while in the kitchen. Her sister Catherine notes moments of focus as Harriet sobers with duty to her children, pleading for a little more time to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Catherine
Stowe
Harriet
Mortern Progress
Henry
Mina
Clarrit
Police Chief Under Scrutiny Over Unseen Evidence
Citizens question why the chief failed to investigate earlier. The reply suggests officials rely on reporting in the press to learn details and take action, highlighting tension between media coverage and investigative steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief of Police
Real Villain in the Troupe Revealed by Baggageman
A baggageman questions the troupe about a villainous figure. A youth with black curly hair says he used to be the villain, but the true culprit is the company's treasurer, now likely 500 miles away on some unspecified destination.
In the Nuttery Doughnut Man Behind Cell Curtain
A judge comments on a jail inmate described by an attendant as a doughnut, noting the man is, in fact, obsessed with money. The remark highlights a comic take on wealth fixation.
Spiders Prove Difficult Labor in Web Making
The note muses that 27,600 spiders would be needed to yield one pound of webbing, quipping that even then the creatures would seem industrious, while contrasting popular claims about their industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle
Beulah
Far North Claim Echoed in Local Exchange
A terse exchange questions how one can prove being farthest north with a claim of reaching a point where a postcard cannot be bought, underscoring a boast about extreme northern travel. The brief dialogue hints at travel bravado and geographic extremes.
Pine night glances and the infinite heavens remark
A brief, literary exchange cites Pine night and a Boston girl correcting a speaker to the concept of infinity, reflecting a wry, poetic dialogue style from Harper's Bazaar. The line demonstrates contrast between observational mood and abstract thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithers
Boston
Harper’s Bazar
Quote on borrowing and lending from Life magazine
A literary aside features a suburban memory line about debt and lending with a playful exchange between two speakers. The quote questions who uttered the proverb Neither a borrower nor a lender be and nods to a distant magazine source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommie
Vincl praised as remedy by Sedalia druggists
A testimonial from a chronic bronchitis sufferer touts Vincl as a successful remedy. The letter cites relief from coughing, weight gain, and restored strength after using Vincl, claiming it blends medicinal liver components with iron to boost health. Advertisement notes Crotshaw & Young druggists in Lexington, MO, and a Sedalia man on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franke UW
Aline
West
N.Y
Bry Vienol
Sam
Vinci
Eod
Crotshaw & Young
Douggists
Lioxeagtan
Mao
Public Grief Follows Stage Star's Departure
Friends and the public mourn a beloved actor after his retirement from the stage. The London Standard notes the public response as he exits, with fond reflections on his career and impact despite a recent onstage incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teft
London Standard
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S. C
Chas
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Kk. C. Huston
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ML. Shelby
Laxington, MO
R. W. Toughes
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J. L. Peak
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Plattenburg Coal Company
George M, Vaughan
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