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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1922
Page
2
The fragment shows Lexington Intelligencer weekly publication details, editor A W Allen, subscription 1.50 yearly, paid in advance, entered as second class mail matter in Lexington Missouri.
The fragment suggests the newspaper page header refers to communications in The St Intelligencer. It hints at a directive about handling all communications within the paper's scope. Further readable detail is unavailable to form a complete item.
The Intelligencer lists candidates for primary offices on August 1. Democrats include C Major for Representative in Congress and others. John F. Larkin for Presiding Judge. Felix G. Young for Circuit Clerk. M. T. Hartman for County Collector. Thomas A. Walker for Probate Judge. Republicans include Elmer C. Deubbert for Tax Collector and L. J. Dierking for Records of Deeds.
A garbled set of quips notes Ford offering a job to Dodge and mocks various topics. It references whiskey, moonshine, amplification needed for loud sounds, and remarks on Germany’s wartime losses, a Texas murderer, and open covenants versus side agreements, with a pointed jab at George Sylvester Viereck.
The article cites Lady Astor declaring that men are the weaker sex and are easily led into temptation, provoking discussion about gender roles and societal expectations. The piece notes public reaction and broader implications for politics and propriety.
A reflective meditation on honesty and gender, suggesting deep human denial yet shared longing. The speaker laments a world where grace and beauty of womanhood are undervalued, warning of woe if hearts turn hard. The passage evokes timeless moral tension and cultural expectations.
A contemplation on the origin and social pull of Mother's Day observed on the second Sunday in May. The piece argues mothers inspire kindness, discipline, and noble character, noting many forget unless prompted by fashion or habit, yet their influence remains immeasurable in the world.
The United States faces scrutiny over the Harding administration's peace policy as critics note a gap between rhetoric and action. Plans to end involvement in European affairs and withdraw Rhine troops appear contradictory to earlier aims of erasing war through decisive U.S. steps.
Washington reports delay in complete withdrawal of American troops from Germany amid hopes that U S influence will sustain world peace through the League of Nations. Opponents fear withdrawal could embolden Germany and strain victors’ unity while supporters say US presence restrains extremes and maintains order. Meanwhile Wentworth seniors promote a May 13 carnival with wild acts, contests, and prizes.
The notice warns that many people suffer chronic constipation from harsh cathartics that dehydrate the body. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild laxative tonic that produces a natural, gentle bowels movement with less risk of subsequent constipation. It also notes Miss Edith Davis returned to Kansas City after a brief visit with her parents.
Periodic bilious attacks reduce appetite before onset and may be prevented by a light meal and two Cham berslain's Tablets. Ady Chas. Weber departed Sunday for St. Louis to join Mrs. Weber in hospital. they plan to return later this week.
Sealed bids will be received until 6 o clock p m Monday May 22 for labor and materials to construct a thirty foot concrete extension to the north end of a brick arch culvert at the intersection of 22nd Street and Main Street and to install a corrugated metal inlet pipe with concrete head inlet. Plans and specifications may be obtained from the City Engineers office. The City Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Hugh C Rogers City Engineer.
For sale a three room cottage with cellar cistern hydrant and garden spot at the corner of 23rd and Main Streets. Call 808, 1506 Main St. Immediate inquiry invited.
Classified ad offers steady employment with weekly cash earnings for a salesman in Missouri, Kansas, and Illinois. Pays furnished, asks for references and terms. Peyton Nurseries Boonville Missouri seeks staff. Also store manager needed for new tire store chain. earnings potential 3500 to 15000 annually, moderate investment, no experience required. Contact A J Stephens Associated Tire Stores Kansas City Missouri.
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