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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1902

Page

3

A Hundred Foot Fall Prompts Reflections On Survival

Frank G. Zeis survived a 100 foot fall at the Adams hotel and is hospitalized at St. Joseph's. He spoke of the moment of the crash, the fear of death, and the sudden calm as he rode the air, then hit a two-inch board and the floor. The article threads through his injuries and a chain of related local notes and notices.

The Denver Post Frank G. Zeis St. Joseph’s Hospital New Adams Hotel Seevnee

Missing heir claims inheritance after old solicitors ad

Fifty five years after a London firm of solicitors ran an advertisement seeking next of kin a missing heir answered the notice and asserted his right to the estate. The case highlights long dormant inheritance claims triggered by a single historical advert.

London Eolicitors

Spring Medicine Message in a 19th Century Humoral Voice

The article extols spring as a time for healing with medicine that touches the body. It links pimples eruptions and weak vitality to seasonal imbalance, noting low appetite and diminished strength as signs of poor health needing treatment.

Grove Price Georgia Gilkegon Kansas City William Aull McAlister Springs

Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Claim Family Health Boost

An irregular old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as purifying blood and boosting appetite strength and vitality. It urges entire families to begin taking the products, claiming long usage and great benefits despite garbled text.

Lexington Precinct Meeting Chooses Delegates to County and State Conventions

A Lexington precinct meeting held at the courthouse elected seventeen delegates for the county convention at Higginsville on April 26. The nine delegates named include Dr. P. S. Faulkerson, Thomas B. Campbell, Walter B. Waddell, Judge Richard Field, Nathan M. Cooper, L. F. Wilson, Ike Neale, Jackson Bradley, Louis Grata, Pat Shea, Dr. W. T. Cameron, H. C. Wallace, S. B. Thornton, H. F. Blackwell, End. Aull, S. N. Wilson, and Judge Jas. P. Chinn. A resolution, introduced by S. N. Wilson, instructs Lexington township delegates to back Hon. Alexander Graves for supreme judge and to influence the eight Lafayette county delegates to the state judicial convention at Springfield on July 1, and to direct eight county delegates to the state nominating convention at St. Joseph on July 22 to support Wm. Aull for renomination to the state central committee.

Lexington Higginsville Springfield St. Joseph Horace F. Blackwell W. H. Chiles P. $. Faolkerson Thomas B.campbell Walter B. Waddell Richard Field Nathan M. Cooper L. F. Wilson Ike Neale Jackson Bradley Louis Grata Pat Shea W. T. Cameron H. CO. Wallace B. Thorn Jton H. F. Blackwell End. Aull St.Joseph Wm. Aull

Texas Wonder Hall's Great Discovery Cures Kidney and Bladder

A Texas patent medicine ad promotes Hall's Great Discovery, claiming it cures kidney and bladder troubles, gravel, diabetes, and more for men and women and even children, with a testimonial from Neosho Missouri. The one bottle equals two months of treatment and costs $1, with mail order available through Dr. E. W. Hall and local seller Cranstan & Young.

St. Louis Cranstan & Young's Neosho Texas Hall

Marriage at College Street by Judge Chinn

Marriage of Jacob Rufling and Mamie Agnes Woods occurred Wednesday evening at the couple’s College Street home with Judge Chinn presiding. Only relatives and close friends attended as The Intelligencer offers congratulations.

College Street Jacob Rufling Mamie Agnes Woods

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