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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1902

Page

3

Calamity of Miss Sadie Cosby and Local News

Miss Sadie Cosby of St Louis arrives and others travel to and from Central College and nearby towns. Notes on medicines, sales, and local commerce mix with a rounded view of residents visiting relatives, hunting tales, and a duck story from Wisconsin professionals.

Sadie Cosby St. Luis Central College Virginia Graves Anna Hooten St. Louis Adolphus Carter

Fragmented notes on political gerrymandering and obscure remedies

Fragmented OCR text references gerrymandering murmurs and bond costs with garbled botanic terms and medical-like ailments. Mentions names and places are unreadable, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable actors to anchor a coherent card.

Pneumonia Rivaling Tuberculosis in Deaths

The article notes pneumonia now causes deaths in the United States approaching those from tuberculosis, with census figures 1890 to 1900 showing pneumonia rising from 76,496 to 105,974 while tuberculosis rose from 102,199 to 114,059. Michigan data in 1901 show tuberculosis at 2,421 and pneumonia at 4,993, making pneumonia the leading killer.

United States Michigan C. L. Wilbur Division of Vital Statistics Springfield Republican

The Way It Seem and Critics in Atchison Globe

A blunt rhetorical note in the Atchison Globe questions why commentators speak so loudly and vulgarly when criticizing others. The item reflects a period voice critiquing public discourse and media commentary.

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