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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1912
Page
6
An OCR fragment promotes alcohol free Ayers Sarsaparilla as a tonic for children and suggests doctors may overprescribe stimulants and tonics. The text contains many garbled phrases and nonsensical lines, with mention of Ayers Pills and an unclear advertisement tone typical of historic medical ads.
Miss Marenelie Valiehan visits relatives in Dutfer while Win Aull Je travels to Twig ginsville for business. We dry clean and press suits overcoats shirts silk waists fancy vests neckties cravonettes sweaters bathrobes mufflers. Prompt service and satisfactory work and prices. Phone 130 for quick wagon pickup.
Chis Rex left Saturday to visit several points in Kansas and Colorado. Ike Noyes went to Odessa Saturday to handle business. Hinbert Lites West and another companion journeyed to Aanhey City Sunday morning to spend the day.
Mrs E Cox of Soliet TL expresses gratitude for the relief from a dreadful cough after failed treatments. She credits Dr Kings New Discovery with quick, safe help and mentions a trial bottle offered by Cronshanv Young.
Me and Mrs W A L Downes traveled to Kansas City Marklay to visit relatives at Potts spent Monday in Maloeds City.
An old advertisement extols Electiiy Bitters as a cure for malaria and fevers, claiming it cleanses the blood and restores appetite and strength. It quotes a testimonial from Win Fretwell of Lucatua NC. Nearby items note a college alumnae event, a violinist performance, and advice to order CALENDARS, plus roofing tips praising Red Cedar shingles.
A Lafayette County Democratic Committee chairman and secretary urge local support for the Clark campaign. They authorize subscriptions starting at 50 cents and request early contributions sent to H U Chiles in Lexington Missouri, with list publication and receipts for donors. They frame donations as loyalty to democracy and citizen responsibility.
Advertising copy urges subscriptions to Daily Rural Route Republic and Metropolitan Daily West. Highlights AP and New York Herald content, market reports, and 1912 campaign coverage. Encourages rural route patrons to join, offers reduced rates for multiple subscriptions, and notes card-type services and prompt fulfillment.
The Kansas City Daily and Sunday Journal offers a half price yearly subscription for $2.00, down from $4.00, to readers who wish to follow the National Campaign. The offer stresses timely, thorough campaign coverage and urges immediate response before the 15, 1912 deadline and potential changes.
Daily additions make this line among the most complete on the market. If not already bought, call phone No 7. The Intelligencer offers to show the line at any time.
Local freight bulletin for Lexington branch notes bond status and service adjustments. Details are incomplete but indicate scheduling and financial matters affecting operations.
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