Pianos Repaired and Tuned by A L Utt
A L Utt practical musician and mechanic offers repair tuning and regulation of pianos with years of experience. Contact for service details and availability.
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1908
Page
5
Caldwell Dreyer Curtio Hauling at Short Notice
Caldwell Dreyer Curtio advertises ready hauling services for freight and merchandise on short notice. They emphasize careful piano handling and provide phone numbers 642, 278, or 278 for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell, Dreyer & Curtio
Lafayette County farms for sale by Grate Bros
A salesperson advertises remaining Lafayette County farms for sale at reasonable prices and notes city residences and vacant lots available. The message invites buyers to view listings, with contact options Grate Bros phone 223 and 272 for further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette County
Grate Bros
Repairing Sewing Machines and Local Advertisements
Leisure time offers sewing machine repairs by L W Brewer at Highland Avenue with door service by calling 146. Also notes pickles from Jos L Lopg, cash grocer, and C C Willson Co poultry feed and stock foods, phone numbers 179 and 171.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Avenue
Breterary
Jos. L. Lopg
Cash Grocer
C. C. Willson Co
International Poultry and Stck Food
Women and Constipation Cure Promises
A fragmented notice claims women suffer constipation due to bodily functions and that certain pills or remedies can purify blood and relieve ills. It advertises products like Castoria or similar tonics as a cure, urging women to try them for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bas
Real Estate Transfers and Associated Notices
Real estate transfers list numerous deeds with varied sums from $1 to $6,500 including John Frederick to Ernest Hoffman $1,300 and Anna H Eggleston to Daniel Sherman $5,400. Several individuals travel to Kansas City for business or social events, with names like Mra J. Q. Cope, Miss Susie Lesueur, and Katharine Todhunter noted amid the transfers. The W. M. A. track team traveled to Columbia for the State Inter-scholastic meet.
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Anna H Eggleston
Daniel Sherman
John O Cannnon
Octavian Jeans
John Davis
Frank T Bolton
Benjamin Vaughan Et al
Agnes Vaughan
William H Whited
Martha
Ursole Amos
John Samuelson
Joseph Munday
Henry Struchtemeyer
J. Q. Cope
Kansas City
Wm. H. Chiles
Mies Adai Phetsing
Victor Moore
Columbia
Walter B. Waddell
J.N. Sturgis
Susie Lesueur
BR. A. Wilson
Crawford
Frank Habercorm
Charles Kinkead
St. Joseph
Nannie
Tesla Gordon
Jesse Bauman
D. EB. Collard
Oklahoma
Notice to Delinquent Back Taxes in Lexington Missouri 1908
Take Notice Lexington Missouri March 11 1908. Delinquent back taxes both personal and real property turned over for suit under county court order. Delinquents, settle before May 1 1908 to avoid action in justice courts and circuit court August term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Circuit Court
Agnes
Webster Great in All Things and a Kingly Figure
A portrait of Theodore Parker praising Webster as a colossal mind and noble presence in society and politics. The piece blends grand comparisons to Socrates Michelangelo and Cuvier, noting his regal bearing, strong jaw, and broader influence from streets to senate.
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Socrates
Michaelangelo
Dupuytren
Cuvier
Charlie Mayne
Christendom
London
Senate
United States
Theodore Parker
Dickens and the Theater Patronage Tale
Charles Dickens, a noted theater supporter, once accompanied a friend to a dull play after securing entry from an official. On departure he searched for the kind-hearted man who refused entry, joking he would reward him with a shilling for the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
Charles Dickens
Ike
Dundee Advertiser
Native American Wit in Congress Sparks Quick Exchange
In the last session a newly appointed representative from a renowned Indian tribe urged a fellow congressman to back a measure. The elder member, wearing a patronizing smile, dismissed the request with a curt remark about the proper way to approach such matters.
Not an Affair of the Heart
A tense dialogue unfolds between a steadfast man and a proud woman as he reveals a troubling truth. She resists, hides emotion, and challenges the moment, while he insists the issue is minor and offers a $10 prescription. The scene hinges on gaze, tension, and resigned stoicism in a poised confrontation.
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Abe
Reporter Scorned by Anarchists at Most Appearance
A New York Tribune reporter, challenged as a reporter, faced a torrent of abuse at Johann Most’s Cooper Union appearance. A small woman with a child intervened, ordering her husband to go home. The scene shifted as onlookers cheered the decisive departure, and the journalist stayed to finish his story.
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Bingham
New York Tribune
Fourth Street
Amlon
Johann Most
Cooper Union
Littl
Ccenter
Helium Solidified, New Chapter in Its Romance
A telegram to Prof. Dewar from Prof. Kamerlingh Ohnes reports success in converting helium into a solid. Helium, first seen spectroscopically in the sun during 1868, was later identified on Earth in 1895 and linked with a possible helium lead compound. Previous efforts failed due to the extreme cold required. Ohnes may have achieved near absolute frost, signaling solidification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewar
Kamerlingh Ohnes
Leyden
Norman Lockyer
William Ramsey
Ohnes
Public life and privacy in American culture
A London Chronicle critique argues that American life is open and publicly scrutinized. It contrasts a democratic glare with a private Englishman’s brick wall, suggesting Americans favor unrestricted visibility and view into neighbors’ affairs, while hedges are seen as undemocratic.
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Chicago
America
London Chronicle
Sweet Peas Planting Methods Compared For Gardeners
Home gardeners note two main approaches to sweet peas: trench planting and direct sowing. Some trials fail regardless of method, while success brings great satisfaction. For newcomers, trying both methods is advised to choose the best fit for future work.
Thought for the Day on humility and neighborly regard
A reflective note quoting Ruskin urges avoiding self centered thoughts and belittling others. It contrasts wasteful musing with constructive concern for communal living and warns against overemphasis on trivial personal matters.
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