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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
5
Advice on bathing practices to protect sensitive skin during winter conditions. Recommends cool baths, minimal soap, targeted cleansing, and limited exposure. Suggests using a wine glass of vinegar in hard water to ease irritation and omitting morning baths on alternate days for new weather adjustments.
News From the Capital reports on the large spending during the current Congress. It discusses Democratic fiscal restraint, cabinet appointments by President Wilson, and the political dynamics of party loyalty. The readers are reminded of the era’s broad spending and the expectations of Democratic leadership.
The President will meet only invited applicants and will route all requests through department heads. The piece argues this shields the president from intrusive office-seekers while preserving merit review, noting Cabinet officers are busy and should not be bogged down by relentless asks. It lauds Wilson for prioritizing public business and avoiding personal lobbying, while acknowledging the challenge of keeping applicants at bay. The author admires the President’s stance but worries about practical limits and reports that some refuse interviews yet still gain front-page exposure. Harper’s Weekly.
The article advises careful seed selection and vitality checks, emphasizes not burning corn stalks in Pettis County, and advocates plowing under stalks to improve soil quality. It warns livestock damage in wet fields, stresses early disking and deep plowing, and suggests planting only after soil warms in early May with a safe sod window from May 20 to 25.
Vacancy notice for a room recently vacated by Seiter's Meat Market. Apply to John Seiter. Address and contact details not provided in the readable text.
JAS CHUBATHAM offers complete motor boat equipment for sale.
The new owner of Oscar Thomas' grover business invites his friends and customers to continue trading as before. He pledges value received for money and asks patrons to visit and patronize the shop, assuring continued service and quality.
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