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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1905
Page
2
In a brief health note the text discusses scrofula in children and consumption in adults as diseases of thinness. It states both diseases thrive on leanness and that fat is the best remedy. Cod liver oil is cited as the healthiest fat source to counter them.
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as the easiest and most effective cod liver oil. It claims more fat leads to weight gain and nourishment for serofila and consumption, inviting readers to request a free sample from Scott & Bowne, chemists in New York.
Higginsville Advance reports a recently completed Charting church to be dedicated on May 7 1908. A free public dinner will be served in a tent west of the post office enclosure. Rev F M Rains of Cincinnati will give the dedicatory sermon and again speak at the evening service with other local ministers assisting.
One minute Cough Cure is right on time for curing coughs troup whooping cough etc It is harmless pleasant to take and is the children's favorite Cough syrup For sale by Crenshaw Young
The Jackson Examiner reports Independence may clash again with the Missouri Pacific over a pew time change slated for next Sunday. Proposed shifts would cut the morning passenger from Independence and alter the afternoon arrival and pick up, with trains rerouted to the main line and new depot distance.
The case, dragged through multiple administrations, is urged to compel service for Independence as the county court asks the supreme court to intervene. The matter was referred to the county counselor after two judgments demanded maintenance of the schedule and the Missouri Pacific line was to supply suburban transportation.
Frank J. Cheney commits to pay for catarrh cures in Toledo with Hall's Catarrh Cure mentioned, plus a notary oath dated December 6 1886. Missouri scholarship awards total 2150 dollars with names Geo Parker Geo Underwood Low Wally Guy Simmons and others receiving scholarships and fellowships. Obituary notes Mrs Mansfield Milmot of Higginsville Missouri aged 65, born in Kentucky, with funeral by Rev J H Coil. Marriage reported for Will Brammer of Buckner and Georgia Hanson with Rev A S Gavin officiating.
A fragmented note touts Flower as nature’s intended medicine, claiming its success with an alcoholic stimulant basis. The text references Neen medicine and broad claims of keeping the body well, though details are unclear and context is limited.
The law places title to all wild birds fish and animals in the state and prohibits sale of game or possession for sale. It excludes six species and sets size limits for trout crappies pike jack salmon and baga. It creates a state game and fish ward enlists licenses for residents and nonresidents and sets hunting seasons and penalties.
D Byrnes of Doversville Texas reports 14 days bedridden with bruised legs finding relief from Ballard's Show Liniment. He highly recommends it as the heat medicine for bruises and notes it costs $1.00, sold by Crenshaw and Young Drugists.
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