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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1902
Page
2
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A fragmented OCR note records a small gathering at a local club with mentions of lanes, noon timing, and a small score. Names and places are unclear, but the item hints at casual play and a possible entry fee or prize amount in pounds.
A call for honesty in politics, denouncing deception and fraud as betrayals of the public trust. It urges leaders to act with honor, keep their word, and avoid empty assurances while emphasizing fiscal restraint and accountability to the people.
The author argues wars have propelled civilization and progress, noting liberty in England and American independence owed to force. He claims future wars will differ from past greed or vanity, yet remain inevitable as long as human conflicts exist, while arbitration cannot replace war entirely.
The week brought sleet and travel disruption with freight changes on river routes. The Atlantic and Mississippi line suffered fire damage near Vicksburg on the 15th, with no lives lost and policy value around 60,000. Local vessels like Silver Bow and W. B. Dance operated on schedule, while a street brawl near a church left one man shot in the arm and an elderly woman shoulder wounded. authorities will review the incident. Postmaster activity notes include returns from Weebington, and several marriages and deaths are recorded across the county. A medical patent for Ballarda Hoon Ligniment is advertised for earache relief.
A Wisconsin pioneer and several other readers tout Peruna in letters to Dr Hartman. Testimonials claim Peruna relieves catarrh, headaches, and lifelong ailments, with endorsements from Port Washington residents and others across the country.
The piece outlines Helen Keller’s writing method from Braille notes to draft, aided by Miss Sullivan. It details the slow process of spelling words aloud for retyping and rereading proofs, noting the immense effort and patience she and the staff invest for Ladies' Home Journal.
A 1908 testimonial ad for Hall’s Great Discovery claims a single small bottle cures kidney and bladder troubles, removes gravel, cures diabetes, rheumatism, and other irregularities in men and women and children. It promises two months’ treatment for one bottle and is signed by Dr B W Hall, with broad distributor claims and an endorsement from Neosho Missouri.
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