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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1911

Page

2

Reactionary Senate blocks progressive legislation in lobby clash

The piece argues Crenshaw and Aldrich among Senate Republicans align with tarff trusts and railroads to block the Democrats from key reforms including the farmers free list bill. It cites leaders Gallinger Smoot Lorimer Guggenheim Stephenson Lodge and Warren and notes Vice President Sherman backing opposition. It warns voters to track representatives’ votes as schedules shift to revision of tariff laws and anti trust measures.

Senate Farmers’ Free List Democratic House Progressive House Gallinger Smoot Lorimer Guggenheim Stephenson Lodge Oliver Warren Perkins Sherwan Wall Street Standard Oil Tlouse Aldrich Nelson Wilmarth Aldrich Rhode Island Monetary Commission Commission Finance Committee Cleveland Press Finance Committe Penrose Wyoming Lippettt Wickersham United States Steel Trust Sugar Trust Shoe Trust Woolen Trust

Immunity for sugar trust officials questioned in Wickersham era

A House inquiry targets the sugar trust and post office patronage. The discussion centers on immunity from prosecution since Wickersham left the government, and how Postmaster General Frank H. Litcheouk’s political machine affects duties and civil service law in post offices nationwide. The probe aims to reveal political influence over delegate selection for the national convention.

Hhouse of Representatives Frank Iliteheouk von Venttion

Evolution of Khaki and the Olive Drab Invention

A narrative from Scientific American recounts how khaki, the olive colored cloth worn by troops, emerged from a British India era dye quest. An English businessman and a young officer used a persistent dye on cotton drill, aided by a peculiar metal dish, enabling colors that resisted fading and launching fortunes in fabric dyeing.

India England

One day old chicks for sale at Thomas Grape Fruit farm

Thoroughbred RB J Red and Buff Orpington chicks, one day old, for sale. Also laundry service offered with careful washing and starching of lace curtains. Crawford's Laundry advertises reasonable charges and good results, phone 130.

Orpington Crawford

As Good as Watercress

W Rourke Cochran at a Washington dinner mocked Ulster threats on home rule. He told of a St Patrick's Day bar incident where Ulster Orangemen argued, a shamrock was pulled from a lapel, dipped in salt, and eaten, declaring it as good as watercress.

W. Rourke Cochran Washington Ulster Mr. Cochran St. Patrick’s Coally

Rebuke for silly women over love of pets

A London clergyman quoted in Week-End derides women who care for pets as harming motherhood and family life. He cites a wedding with dogs as attendants and claims many women treat pets as babies. Dr Reisner allows affection for animals but warns excess shifts love away from humans.

London

Why Fine Music Folk Songs For Young Singers

St Nicholas praises folk songs as fine simple and sincere music admired by Bach Beethoven and Chopin. They are best suited for boys and girls to sing, building a foundation of sound musical taste by starting with the simplest forms.

Bach Beethoven Chopin St. Nicholas

He Knew He Would Die If He Overate

Seymour doubted the widow’s cooking before marriage. He learned from several physicians that overeating risked his life and chose to wed anyway to avoid temptation.

Seymour Ashley

Society dialogue at dances reveals wardrobe jitters

In a witty exchange from a society page, Woggs questions the dances while Boggs confesses discomfort. He fears a torn ten year old dress and an unfastened gown on his partner, unsure whether to speak up.

Woggs Puck

Pockets in a New Suit Spark Quip at Tailor Shop

Mr Chorte tests a new suit and mocks its lack of pockets while Mr Shearlams replies with a wry dig about missing money. The exchange highlights humorous fluster over tailoring and finances.

Perpetual motion claim sparks editor’s skeptical rebuke

An exchange from The Caller-Sir features a reader asserting a perpetual motion discovery while The Editor replies with caution, challenging the claim and urging focus on newer pursuits. The brief dialogue highlights a clash between speculation and scientific rigor.

Intimans Question on Mining Venture Payments

A fragment shows Frewler boasting of hopes to raise money for a gold mine by persuading a potential investor. The dialogue implies a scheming tone as Intimans doubts funding will materialize. The text is incomplete but suggests a financial pitch scene.

Intimans Frewler

Good Liver Remedy Free Sample Offer

Indigestion often stems from liver trouble and Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is touted as a mild, effective remedy. Free sample available by sending address to Dr W B Caldwell, 402 Caldwell Building, Monticello IL. endorsements cited from Mrs Frank Lilly and W L Bryant.

Frank Lilly Plainview W. L. Bryant Sardis Tenn

Manhattan Eggs From May Woman's Companion Recipe

Boil and puree onions, melt butter with flour, blend, add onion puree and milk. Beat yolks and whisk into hot mixture, add eggs sliced thin, season with salt and pepper, serve hot with parsley garnish.

Woman's Tome Companion

Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Hair Growth

Advertisement notes Rexall 93 Hair Tonic as a scientifically formulated remedy for baldness. It claims to penetrate to hair roots, stimulate and nourish them, relieve scalp irritation, remove dandruff, and prevent hair loss, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Sold at The Rexall Store Crenshaw & Young in two sizes 50 cents and $1.00.

Rexall Tair Tonic Crenshaw & Young

Missouri Pacific Time Card Lexington Branch Schedule

Sedalia to Lexington and Kansas City routes show morning departures and arrivals with times scattered. Local freight times for the Lexington branch list east bound at 9 30 a m and west bound at 12 15 p m.

Sedalia Lexington Kansas City

Poultry Lice Remedies and Local Goods Advertisements

Lice Liquid and Lice Powder offer quick relief for poultry lice with guaranteed results. Leroy Farmer distributes a free practical poultry book. Eggleston's Greenhouse advertises plants and cut flowers. J. F. Winn donates Best by test Pan Seal. C L Kenney promotes meat supplies and phone access. Kodak enlargements offered for $1 and up, photo coloring from 50 cents. Red phone listed as contact.

Conkey Leroy Farmer

Final settlement notice in Missouri probate case

Notice is given to all heirs and interested persons that Emma Westermann Administratrix will apply for a final settlement of the estate at the May term 1911 of the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri in the Probate Court room at Tocineton on the second Monday.

Notico Ie Westerman Bros Saldantaie Lafayette County Missouri Bertun Toxineton Emma Westermann Lefayette County Kington

Final settlement notice for Rachel Jones estate in Missouri

Notion to all creditors and interested persons that the administrator will apply for final settlement of the estate at the May term 1911 of the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. The hearing will be in the Probate Court room Lexington on the second Monday in May.

Rachel Jones Lafayette County Missouri Lexington

Administrator's Notice of Read Estate in Missouri Probate

Notice is given that letters of Administration on the estate of Sarah Virginia Read deceased were granted to the undersigned on the Sunday of March 1911 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. All persons having claims against said estate must exhibit them for allowance within one year after the date of the letters or be precluded from benefit. if not exhibited within two years from this publication they shall be forever barred. This 8th day of March 1911. Administrator.

Sarah Virginia Lafayette County Missouri

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