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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
2
An old time school explanation shows that when cash slows, paying part of an obligation, not delaying or paying nothing, keeps money moving. It argues partial payments build confidence, signal progress toward balance, and prevent the ruin of delaying full payment, as even a small start multiplies in effect.
Lexington Missouri May 1 1922 letter announces S N Wilson Democratic candidate for Fifteenth Judicial Circuit judge for Lafayette and Saline counties. He cites Saline County dominance and rotation history, endorses Reynolds, notes Saline voters’ likely support for their own nominee, and states he will not campaign further.
The brief notes a person or team preparing to begin new duties, signaling readiness and expected ongoing service. No further details.
A health note warns against harsh cathartics that dehydrate and worsen bowel issues. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild laxative tonic producing natural, gentle bowel movements with less risk of subsequent constipation. The item concludes with a short local social note about Mr. and Mrs. EB Hoffman and others driving to Kansas City for a day.
The text advises that people prone to periodic bilious attacks may lose appetite before an episode and eat only light meals with no meat. It suggests taking two Cham berlain's Tablets to avoid the attack, noting the benefit of a light diet and medication.
In Lexington a recurring tale touts Doan's Kidney Pills as relief for elderly back and kidney weakness. An elderly resident credits the remedy with improving health after using it and recommends its availability at local druggists.
H. Yates came back this week from the Christian Hospital in Kansas City after a two week stay. Mrs. Yates accompanied him to the city, returning with him after his discharge.
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