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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1907
Page
6
A reported plan details a Damascus to Medina railway linking the forbidden city area to the outside world. The project aims to serve Mohammedans for the annual pilgrimage, with Medina already connected and further expansion expected under sultanic order.
Fragmentary OCR text shows characters A and B in a muddled scene outside a Chiraya skyscraper with abrupt quotes and misheard phrases. Mentions Uncle Jason Hardapple and local commentary about a hand me down outfit, plus stray names and venue hints without a coherent event or date.
Local notes list visits and travel from Kansas City to nearby towns. Byland Casper Graber and Miss Katherine Fioncll visiters. J Frita and Miss Winifred Page seen with relatives. several residents travel to St. Joseph Kansas City Warrensburg and Liberty. Ads promote Dr Shoop restorative and Kennedy laxative cough syrup with medical testimonials.
A reader testimonial from Heeri Atta Pa credits Electric Bitters with curing a five year eczema in their child after doctors failed. The letter, signed N A Adama, promotes the remedy sold at Crenshaw and Young's Drug Store for 50 cents and touts blood medicines and health tonics.
A report notes John Dryer was pushed from a crowded streetcar in Kansas City on Sunday with a painful fall. The text also mentions Mua Faonle Daoling returning to Kansas City, and several names in Lexington. A real estate sale offers a first class business stand for sale or exchange, with land and merchandise, plus a family illness update and a return home for Mrs. Leroy Farmer.
Public notice warns against mercury-containing catarrh remedies and promotes prescriptions from reputable physicians. Claims about Hall's Catarrh Core and Hall's Family Pills are mentioned with dubious testimonials. Local names Beulah and Clara Corder visit, and Mrs. S. A. Schooling and others are noted with minor family updates.
Advertises De King's New Life Pills as a gentle remedy to keep bowels regular and prevent appendix issues. Sold by Crenshaw and Young Droggist with guarantee. 260 Try then.
Miss Pearl Strodtman visits Independence during commencement week and many locals spend Sundays with relatives. A new front plate goes up at M Ladeson store to showcase clothing and furnishings. Dr Shoop Ostarrh Remedy offered free trials and Dr Sheep in Racine advertises. Revelations of local moves, repairs, and a Pills remedy for piles appear amid community notices.
An advertisement promotes Kodol Digests What You Eat as a remedy for indigestion and general stomach debility. It claims it cleanses purifies and strengthens stomach membranes using natural digestive juices. The ad lists S S Ball of Ravenswood and Leroy Fermer as sellers and E C DaWITT & CO of Chicago as prepare/brand owners.
The Twice A Week Republic of St. Louis announces a remarkable subscription deal: three full years for 1.00, valid until May 31, 2007. New or renewing subscribers can lock in the rate, with orders sent to The Republic, St Louis, Missouri.
The Farmer and Stockman is an agricultural weekly edited by farmers living on their own farms. It covers horticulture poultry cattle veterinary laws household and rural interests with departments and editorials on soils seeds machinery and livestock care. Subscriptions are available at 81.60 per year.
The Confederate Home Chapter of UC Gta will hold Memorial Day services in the Home Chapel at o clock with music and flowers distributed on graves. Many friends will be absent due to the reunion. invites all to join in tribute and share cheer and sympathy with remaining veterans. Basket dinners may be brought and flowers donations appreciated by the U D C chapter.
A reader from Rural Route 1 Fort Edward New York praises Dr King's New Discovery for curing asthma in years past and helping a family member with incipient consumption. He claims the first hour relieved the cough and all symptoms disappeared, calling the medicine marvelous and urging adoption. The ad notes 60 cents to 1 dollar per bottle with a free trial bottle.
Making Good reports from Turley Prosser of Corder who pitches for Muskogee in the Southern League. He recently beat Tulsa 10 to 3, showing his skill amid strong league competition. Born near Concordia to Joseph A. Kuhlman and his wife on May 9, 1907, a daughter.
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