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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1912
Page
6
Want long, rich hair? The advertisement touts Ayer’s Hair Vigor as a natural aid to hair growth. It assures no hair color change and urges consulting a doctor who knows the ingredients listed on each label.
Capt B T Wiley visited Kast City Monday for business. Miss Marie Hale traveled to Kan sas City Friday to spend several days with her cousin Miss Helen Potter. For sale or rent a desirable residence on South street with electricity gas water bath room fine location telephone 144 or apply to Mrs F E Royle.
John J Price offers a property on 17th street featuring eight rooms and a bath erected on about one acre of ground. The good buildings are described as a bargain to sell at once.
W D Rankin traveled to Inde Peidunes Tieng on Inst 148 Ey Aull went to Kansas City Tivailay on Tatsiadess Niece Sil went to Lyons County Kansas Momlae von hive Moss Swart went to Karieus City Tuesday on business Mrs W T Gilbert left Tuesday for Grand Rapids Michigan after visiting relatives Mrs Carrie Sharp of Higgingville spent Monday with Mr and Mrs F Lee Wallace Mrs J V Shusher left Tuesday for Golden City Missouri to visit relatives Dr Z M Williams went to Kansas City Tuesday on business
A Joliet woman trusts Dr King's New Discovery for relief from typhoid pneumonia lingering coughs. She owes her life to the remedy now nearly free of coughing, with bottles 50c and 1.00, trial bottle free at Crenshaw and Young. Also notes Raymond Rice returning to Pittsburg and Mrs Sallie Russell visiting Kansas City.
In this compact item the detergent like claim touts Gut Electric Bitters as a cure for malaria typhoid and related symptoms while noting a testimonial from Wm. Fretwell of Lutenma North Carolina. The piece also mentions Wilson of Kansas City purchasing a tent for the Pluetrie theatre and Riv Warren P. Clark attending the Southern Baptist meeting in Oklahoma City with other local travel notices.
Undersized stranger McCartney joins Brennan's ranch as Circus. He proves his grit rescuing Brennan from a stampede, earns Mollie Malloy's attention, and bypasses Brennan's protest by winning a foreman post after the round-up. Barbee names Circus as polo-pony breeder choice, with Mollie in sight.
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