Local Briefs Highlight Marchant Case and Social News
Marshall on change of venue in Higginsville Switch Company case. Numerous visits and arrivals fill local life as Mr. E B Farley and Grace Arnold visit relatives. many residents travel to Kansas City and Excelsior for events. A marriage at the Christian church parsonage unites Frank Franciskato and Alma Stromberg with friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnett Burgess
Wellington
V. J. C. Carson
Fulton
J. E
Gordon
Henry Rioehart
Dover
Ed Meog
St. Louis
Main Street
G. W. Hyde
Kansas City
Harold Tompkins
Peat
B Campbell
A. Neer
N. King
Neers
N. H. Payne
Cane
Ida Brown
Mayheat
Buckner
Young Ewing
B. H. Mickola
Waverly
John M. Given
Slater
Po Holman
Fletcher Cox and Wine
Dover Township
Lexington
Worthing
Lillian
J C. T. Ryland
Excelsior
State Medical Assu
Christian Church
Frank Franciskato
Alma Charlotte Stromberg
George Hensel
Gertrude Franciskato
Kodol Digestive Cure Featured In Atchison Globe
An Atchison Globe notice recounts engineer Joe Tack’s cancer scare and stomach pains cured by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure after a druggist's recommendation. Tack, pictured in a big feature, says the product aided others, promoting Crenshaw and Young as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison (Kan
Joe Tack
Wichita
Kiowa
Kodol
Stle
Crenshaw and Young
Editorial on public access to laws and health ads
The piece criticizes Missouri lawmakers for keeping new statutes obscure and proposes newspaper publication of session acts at low cost. It shifts to advertising for Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, praising its health claims for women and promising free doctor books with stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krom Slater Eastor
Missouri
Pierce
Pierze
Mra
Shee W. Bincker
Catherine St
Syracuse
Tounon
Joe Daees
de V. Pietee
Bully
Y M C A Building Fund Reaches Forty Thousand Soon
Halleville Missouri bachelor A H Jones donates 15000 to the University of Missouri Y M C A fund. The total now stands at 40538 toward a 50000 building cost. Construction likely to start this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Jones
Halleville
Ballard's Snow Simmett praised for bruises relief in 19th century ad
A testimonial from Dr Byrnes of Doveraville Texas extols Ballard's Snow Simmett as the best bruise medicine. An advertising note lists prices and local druggists Crenshaw & Young. The piece also contains a quirky travel quip about rich men and religion attributed to Bishop McCabe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Byrnes
Doveraville
Texas
Crenshaw & Young
Europe
Funda Sre
Bishop McCabe
Bailard Horehound Syrup Cited As Cure For Coughs
A 1902 letter from Mrs. A Barr of Houston Texas praises Bailard Horehound Syrup as a cure for a bad cough mentioning its pleasant taste and availability from Crenshaw Young druggists. The note highlights exposure risks from cold drafts and public speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailard
A. Barr
Houston
Tex
Crenshaw & Young
Plant Life in the South Verses Southern Trees and Blooms
The article catalogs southern trees and flowers highlighting live oak magnolia pecan fig leaf camellia japonica azalea wistaria and other species. It describes magnolia flowers live oaks spring leafing patterns and vines with vibrant colors while noting climatic contrasts to winter and California. The prose celebrates botanical beauty and uses lush adjectives to convey tropical scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
All Bible Students
California
Brain Compared to Horse and Its Enduring Power
A scientific writer likens the brain of a mental worker to a race horse, noting its delicate, enduring nature and resistance to abuse. The piece argues brain workers live longer due to deeper life interests and strong vital connections, contrasting intelligence with muscular sturdiness as a difference in endurance.
Why Heat Reddens the Face
A New York Herald article explains that radiant heat relaxes the skin’s small vessels, causing facial flushing. The face reddens first because of direct exposure and high nerve sensitivity, signaling heat danger. loss of this response, as in some paralysis, risks tissue injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weasel A
N. Y. Herald
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Ater OO
Lowell
Mass
J A. Freese
Dan Heubel
Sedana
Tulare
F. B. Clark
Missouri Pacific
A. S. Loomis
John Mitchell
Missouri Pacific Railway Co
Bt. Louis
Dan Ruebel
Ed Brauner
White
Lexington College
Southern Baptist Convention
Annie Hooten
Hig- Rae
J. Smith
Pees Smith
Auli Ile
W.gutkner
E. L
Ulton
Charles Fields
Hent Lewis
Iggiesville
Red Burk
A. G. Photaiog Ao Dughter
Misa Anna
Concordia
Ramsey
Odessa
Juna Tabb
George Rice
Little Paheee Eilzabeth
Mary Shacklett
Clarence Vivian
John B.borden
Higginsville
Aileen Rathburn
Alice Alston
May Overly
Mere Crandall
Matule Dundee
Sellers
Winn
Hoge
Kansas
Cn Ty
Middleton Bank
M. J. Crowdes
John Burris
Gustav Pirner
Hugo Kemner
Andy Rupple
Walter Shinn
Dan Studdard
D. H. Schaefermeyer
Jack Abbott
Brookfield
George Gordon
George Cohrs
George
Mary
Henry Meinecke
Laura
Edna
Edgar
Nick Userle
Annie
Bertha Rostagno
Dewitt’s
Hazel
Dewitt
B. G. Dewitt 4 Co
Chicagg
Crenshaw & Young Druggists
Klondike
Tan
Davis
Augustine
Mackay
Thomas Jefferson
Missouri Agricultural College
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific
Walnut Street
Kansas City, Missouri
Battle of
James A. Mulligan
U.S. A
Sterling Price
M.S. G
R. T Var Horr
Joseph A- Wilson
Lexington Historical Society
The
L Xington Historical Society
E. G. Loops’ Book and Art Store
Chicago & Alton
B.y
L. A. Vermillion
A. W.sandring
E. B. Vaughan
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