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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1907
Page
6
Larry and Katy plan marriage after a test of character in which Larry defends a horse driven hard by a careless wagon driver. The confrontation ends with the driver humbled and the couple reaffirming vows and respect for true strength.
A theater manager describes a melodrama scene where a snowstorm cue goes awry. In a drawing room scene a harsh parent orders a daughter out, then accidentally pulls the snow-box cord, filling the room with large flakes. The actor quips I have opened the sky light.
A small boy wanders into a shoe store and, embarrassed, admits he forgot why he was sent. The clerk hints at his need, and the boy realizes he wants a pair of spats. The scene captures a lighthearted, homey moment.
Midshipmen Alfred M. Cohen of Philadelphia and Churchill Humphrey of Louisville graduated from the Naval Academy with perfect records, receiving no demerits. Cohen served as cadet commander of the brigade, while Humphrey led a company and was class president.
The remark praises the group for always keeping in touch with the people, suggesting a persistent, communicative approach. It notes one positive trait amid broader discussion of their nature.
An advertisement touts Kodol for indigestion as a natural juice based tonic that relieves sour stomach loss of appetite and headaches. It claims to cleanse purify and strengthen stomach mucous membranes and aids digestion with a slogan What You Eat. Prepared by E. K. DeWitt & Co. Ohio.
Wor Good Sales and Service at Live Stock Com Kansas City offers cattle and hogs with close personal attention. Agents promise full market value on day of arrival, prompt handling, and farmed weights. Contact George R Barse for market information and shipments.
Hy-o-mei air medicated treatment claims to relieve bronchial irritation without stomach dosing. The first breath soothes inflammation and stops coughing, with cures said to be permanent in chronic cases. Loomis sells Hy-o-mei with a money back guarantee if not satisfied, complete outfit priced at 81.00.
The excerpt promotes The Farmer and Stockman newspaper with sections on farming topics and practical guidance. It advocates rest for digestion, praising KODOL as a thorough stomach relief sold with a guarantee, via Laroy Parmer.
A mother reports using Onecasweat to help her baby and calls it lifesaving while another praises Cascasweet as a vegetable corrective for a child’s stomach disorders. The bottle lists plain English contents and a price of 60 doses for 2 cents, recommended by Leroy Farmer.
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