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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1912
Page
6
An old advertisement defines tonic as a medicine that strengthens the entire system and alterative as a remedy that converts unhealthy action to healthy. It touts Ayer’s Sar sapalis as the best tonic alterative and urges readers to ask their doctor about it. It links inactive liver to symptoms and recommends a single pill dose at bedtime.
Mr and Mew Wan 9 Palmer and Miss Filla Carter visit Kansas City. We dry clean and press suits overcoats skirts silk waists fancy vests neckties cravonettes sweaters bathrobes mufflers. Prompt service. work and prices satisfactory. Phone 130 and the wagon will be there soon.
Dr Z M Williams attended a district conference of the M E Church South in Cameron Missouri on Tuesday. T C Sawyer spent Tuesday in Independence for business. Miss Jessie Weise visited Kansas City for several days with Mrs M D Wilson. Mr and Mrs Theodore Bates visited relatives in Shanteville Monday. Mrs Veach returned from Kansas City Monday t o speed days with her husband who is ill. Mrs Sol Catron visited Kansas City Thursday for several days. Alex Graves departed Saturday for Austin and San Antonio Texas on business.
Mrs J E Cox of Joliet credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving her from a severe bout of typhoid pneumonia. She suffered dreadful coughing spells and feared death as doctors and other medicines failed. She reports quick relief and reliability from the remedy, with bottles priced at 50 cents and 1.00, trial bottle free at Cronshiw & Young.
Mrs B C Drummond spent Tuesday in Wallington. Reid Kinkeid traveled Tuesday to Kansas City to seek work there. Mrs T A McLennan of Higginsvillon arrived Monday evening to visit the Misses Peak.
An ical ad claims mosquitos spread malaria and typhoid, with Electric Bitters killing the germs and restoring appetite and strength. Quoted user Win, Fret Well of Lucutia North Carolina says the remedy cured his health after long suffering. Sold by Crenshaw & Young for 50 cents.
O M Elliott traveled to Oregon City Missouri. Pridiy on business, Mr and Mrs John McBee departed Sunday for their Muskogee Ola home after visiting relatives in this city. Get our prices on candidate cards before you order. A large assortment of cards in stock with an endless variety of typefaces. All orders filled promptly.
A Lafayette County Democratic Committee appeal urges residents to donate to Champ Clark's national campaign fund. It details 50 cent minimum gifts and directs subscriptions to H. T. W. Chiles in Lexington, with funds sent to the St. Louis Republic and receipts issued.
The Kansas City Daily and Sunday Journal announces a half price subscription for one year at $2.00, a reduction from $4.00. To qualify, send $2.00 to The Kansas City Journal before March 15, 1912, and have a yearly copy delivered to your address.
An early 20th century newspaper ad promotes Metropolitan Daily Newspapers at two dollars yearly with Rural Route Republic delivery. It touts full news service from Associated Press and New York Herald, grain and stock quotations, and a 1912 campaign emphasis. Encourages forming clubs, mentions discounts for multiple subscribers, and instructs readers to address subscription details.
CHAS TRUBNER offers pears peaches plums apples quinces and berries plus umbrella catalpa weeping maple willow and mulberry trees at his residence 1511 Franklin Avenue for quick sale with reduced prices.
The Two Orphans will be presented in three parts at The Princess this Friday and Saturday. Cast and performance times to be announced.
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