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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1916

Page

6

Missouri Newspapers Tell State's History

Missouri newspapers contribute to the state's history under a plan by Floyd C. Shoemaker. The Missouri State Historical Library catalogs articles about Missouri history from papers in towns over 500 and select smaller towns. A quarterly record in the State Historical Review lists county, town, newspaper, date, and article title.

Missouri Floyd C. Shoemaker Missouri State Historical Library University of Missouri At Columbia State Historical Review

Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cure All The Market

A home cough syrup recipe lists pine tar aconite sugar hyoscyamus sassafras peppermint ipecac rhubarb mandrake capsicum muriate ammonia honey and glycerine. It touts relief and phlegm thinning and is sold ready made in 25 cent bottles as Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey by druggists with a request to verify the formula on the package.

Dr. Bell

Two youths bound over on burglary charge in August court

Louis Graham and Ramous Boyd, two Negro youths, were bound over to the criminal court. Judge Clyde Wright presided Friday. Mrs. J A Scarlett and her young daughter left Friday evening for a trip to Kansas City and Breckenridge Missouri.

Louis Graham Ramous Boyd Clyde Wright Criminal Court J. A. Scarlett Kansas City Breckenridge

Avoid Spring Colds And Dr King S New Discovery

Sudden winds and shifting seasons bring colds and grippe this spring. A suggested remedy is Dr King S New Discovery a pleasant laxative tar syrup that soothes coughs helps break up attacks and fights cold symptoms. The ad notes no mixing required and urges asking a druggist for a bottle. Also mentions social visits and retirements in Kansas City Jefferson City Slater and related local names.

Dr. King

Sloan's Liniment Relief for Rheumatic Pain

A vintage medical ad claims Sloan's Liniment stops rheumatic pain by stimulating circulation. It notes rapid soothing warmth after application and includes a testimonial from James S. Ferguson of Philadelphia. Sold for 25 cents at druggists.

Sloan James S. Ferguson Philadelphia

Greene sisters visit Kansas City and friends depart for California

Misses Mary and Isabelle Greene spent Saturday in Kansas City. Robert Crockett and E. Perry of Fulton New York, guests at John H Eggleston's home, left Saturday for San Bernardino California.

Mary Isabelle Greene Kansas City Robert Crockett E. Perry Fulton N. Y John H. Eggleston San Bernardino Calif

Keep Your Skin Clear and Healthy Pills Ad

A vintage advertisement claims a clear healthy complexion comes from active bowels and a regular system. Dr King s New Life Pills are said to stimulate the liver cleanse the system and purify the blood with a spring medicine priced at 25 cents at the druggist.

Missouri Union would unite student and alumni members

The Alumni Association plans to vote on a Missouri Student Alumni Union that would include every past and present University of Missouri student. The plan, adopted by a mass meeting May 18, targets about 5 000 graduates and over twice that number of former students as members alongside a 4 000 plus current student body. The union aims to link students faculty alumni and former students with a broad membership from the 20 000 people connected to the university.

University of Missouri At Columbia Missouri Union Alumni Association Missouri

A Silo on Every Farm Pushes Growth and Profit

Farm editors report silos boost feed efficiency and profits, with about 10 000 silos already built. Quotes note silage costs less, pays for itself in two years, and supports stock over winter. The article urges durable, airtight, low maintenance silos and offers plans from Columbia MO and Gurler silo instructions.

College of Agriculture Columbia Missouri

Bakery Ad Promises Fresh Pastries and Daily Wagon Delivery

A bakery offering Angel Food, Cream Puffs, Carmel Roll, Marchmellow Roll, Jelly Roll, Doughnuts and Pies. Also Snow-Flake Wrapped bread, Vienna bread, Rye bread, Whole Wheat bread and Twin caves. Delivers on short notice with daily wagon trips through town. Call 399. A. C. Meierer.

Vienna A. C. Meierer

Farm Loans Target Lafayette County Farms Up to 50000

Morrison Wentworth Bank announces loans on improved farms in Lafayette County Iowa not exceeding 50000 to a single borrower. The offer highlights farm development funding and strict eligibility with emphasis on single-entity loan limits.

Lafayette County Morrison-Wentworth

Big sale on fruit trees and plants at 916 Franklin St

Notice of a sale offering first quality fruit trees including grape, gooseberries, currants, and roses at less than half price. Inspection solicited. Location given as 916 Franklin Street.

Franklin St

Eggs For Hatching Rhode Island Reds From Logan

Eggs for hatching Rhode Island Red hens offered by Mrs G H Logan. Ad notes phone contact and a hardware reference, with a date line 5-17-1 mo. Indicates poultry breeding offering stored eggs for incubation.

Rhode Island G. H. Logan

Ladies Visit Kansas City From Local Community

Miss Leonora Gordon and Miss Carrie Field traveled to Kansas City for a short visit Saturday evening. Miss Agnes Lippencott returned home to Kansas City Saturday evening after staying here with Judge and Mrs. Richard Field’s family.

J. R. Moorehead, Jr Kansas City H. T. Phillips Jefferson City Mike Annie Wood Iggleston Slater Leonora Gordon Carrie Field Agnes Lippencott Richard Field

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