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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1905
Page
2
Portland Exposition City and Far Reaching Trade
Portland, the exposition city on the northwest coast, is described as the regional hub with a population of 150,000 and vast trade in lumber, flour, and grain. The city runs 143 miles of electric railways to the exposition grounds, offering rapid transit from various quarters, and is famed as the Rose City for its year round roses and mild Pacific climate. It boasts strong health metrics and a thriving manufacturing base, while a Toledo publisher promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a national sales pitch.
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Portand
Exposition City
Ile
Portland
Frank L. Merrick
Singer Magazine
Ida Tarbell Sees Remarkable Rise of a Historian
Ida M Tarbell stands among the era's leading women for her authority and eminence in letters. Her history of the Standard Oil Company appeared in revised form, following two years in McClure's Magazine, and she has authored lives of Lincoln Napoleon and Madame Roland.
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Miss Tarbell
Standard Oil Company
McClure’s
McClure-Phillips
Lincoln
Napoleon
Madame Roland
Miss Tarbeil
New
Ottautanaquan
Allegheny College
Paris
Pee
Welt
Ameriesn
Hapoleon
St McClores
Tarbell and the Standard Oil History at McClure's
Miss Tarbell helped found McClure's Magazine and inspired its investigative approach. She wrote Life of Lincoln and then The History of the Standard Oil Company, drawing on oil regions and major industry figures. She remains quietly in New York near Washington Square, famed for research and gentleness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life of Lincoln
Miss Tarbell
McClure
Standard Oil Company
Mins ‘Turbell
McClures Magazine
Munca
New York
Washington Square
Standard Oil
Bullard's Snow Liniment Endorsed By Texas Merchant
A Texas merchant from Doversville reports 14 days bedridden with a severe bruised leg finding relief only with Bullard's Snow Liniment. He calls it the best medicine for brutals and recommends it as a necessary aid, noting price and local retailer Crenshaw & Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullard
D. RB
Byrnes
Doversville
Texas
Crenshaw & Young, Druggtats
Death notices and fair exhibits at Lewis and Clark exposition
Russell J. Wilson of San Francisco, son of the late Samoel Mountford Wilson and brother of Capt. George Wilson, dies. he and M. S. Wilson were leading Pacific lawyers who once represented Mrs. Stanford. Also advertised are Time Tried and Merit Proved cough syrup by Crenshaw and Young, and Lewis and Clark Exposition features including a large mining exhibit and an immense collection of Indian curios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell J. Wilson
Sanfrancisco
Samoel Mountford Wilson
George Wilson
Lexington
Emily Scott
St. Genevieve Co
Mascnti
John Scott
Territory of
Missouri
Home of Representatives
Wilson
M. S. Wilson
Stanford
Crenshaw & Young
German Syrup Promises Cure for Coughs and Colds
An old advertisement touts German Syrup as a cure for coughs bronchial and lung troubles claiming even bad consumption can be helped. It promises new trial bottles and regular sizes available from druggists with dramatic claims of "will work wonders."
Dr King diet precepts for long life from Natural Health club
The text cites Dr King sharing dietary rules to live to a hundred, praising oats, yolk eggs, tea, coffee, lean meat, onions, and garlic while warning against excess meat and stoutness at 40. It outlines the life phases: growth first three years, work for 28, then enjoyment. emphasizes lean, active old age and specific foods for children and adults.
Death of Mrs Maxwell in Odessa ends long illness
Odessa Ledger reports Mrs Alice Elizabeth Maxwell wife of Carl Benton Maxwell died at home in South Odessa on Monday May 1 at 8 30 am after weeks of illness. She was the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Sylvester Everett born January 26 1845 in Mordville Missouri and moved to Odessa in May 1900. She graduated Odessa High School in May 1902 and taught at Cabbage Neck school in winter 1908 4. She married November 20 1904 to Carl Benton Maxwell of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa Ledger
Alice Elizabeth Maxwell
Carl Boonton Maxwell
South Odessa
Maxwell
Sylvester Everett
Mordville
Odessa
Cabbage Neck
Carl Benton Maxwell
Hot Weather Piles Warned and Remedy Promoted
Hot weather and bad drinking water raise piles risk and pain as the season peaks. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is advertised to stop pain draw out soreness and cure, with genuine Kh DeWitt & Co branding sold by Crenshaw & Young. Oregon mining exhibit touts $200,000,000 in gold mined, promising worldwide astonishment at expansion.
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DeWitt
O DeWitt & Co
Crenshaw & Young
Oregon
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