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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1910
Page
3
An advertisement claims stomach weakness and liver laziness cause many illnesses and promote poor blood. It touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a complete, oath-attested medicine to restore stomach and liver function and cleanse blood, with pleasant pills also advertised for internal invigoration.
Mrs S N Wilson and daughter Theresa attended the Warrensburg State Normal commencement exercises. Numerous local residents, including Miss Viola Sipe and Miss Augusta Smith, visited Kansas City or nearby towns for brief trips. Notices mention Dr Shoop's Restorative advertising and local poultry and livestock trades with several sales around 350 dollars and 400 dollars.
A local health item notes a boy of interest on DyspapsiaMo related to heart and kidney concerns with emphasis on wellbeing and recovery prospects. The report highlights medical attention sought and the hopeful outlook for the patient.
Dr Shoop's Restorative Miss Sue Bunce of Carthage Missouri arrived Saturday night to visit Mrs James Terhune and attend the commencement exercises of Lexington College. F Morath and daughter Miss Charlotte returned Sunday evening from a short visit in Kansas City.
Lexington College conducted its fifty fifth commencement with exercises at the opera house. The baccalaureate service was held at the Baptist church and featured Miss Ruth J L Robbins conducting music. Rev Homer Martin Cook delivered the sermon from Hebrews 12 1 and Dr Holmes M Oak of Kansas City preached the baccalaureate. The art reception and senior class events included a May pole dance and ivy planting. A grand concert followed by the graduating exercises showcased musical performances and the class presented diplomas to 16 members led by president Vergon Hopkins. The fall term opens September 5.
A guest list includes Mrs W P Whitaker Vermont Mo Mrs J J Ries Ke Mo Mrs B Burnt pendence Mo Mr Je wade Hunnéwell Mr N Riddell Rothsyville the Stealy Wellington Mo L W Robbins Kansas City Mo Mrs Arthur Cooper Denver Colps Mr Everett Gees lin Portland Oregon Mrs Wm Mellor Wayne Nebraska Miss Nell Sanderson Kansas City Mo Miss Anna Clay Peace Buck ner Mo Miss Aileen Jay Wichita Kans Miss Mary Hall Paola Kansas Miss Sue Bunce Nevada Mo Miss Pearl Ripke Sas sina Kansas Miss Mabel Hassie St. Louis Mo Miss Nannie Smith Mayview Mo Miss Florida Stier Kansas City Mo Miss Deleanor Reynolds Denver Colorado Miss Hannah Hitt Dover Mo Mr Rex Hedrick Buckner Mo Mr William Moore Miss Elizabeth Langford Miss Florence Laingford Mr Stomer M Cook Kansas City Mo Mr D J B y fins Liberty Mo
Friday evening the automobile owners in the city organized a club and elected H. C. Wallace as president W. R. VanAnglen as vice president J Q Cope secretary and treasurer along with an executive committee. The club voted to place every car in the city at the Old Men's Club disposal for June festivities. Wilson traveled to Wartensburg for his daughter Katherine's graduation. Mrs Ripke and daughter City arrived to visit Mrs Richard Johnson and Mrs J B Silver of Kansas Pearl arrived to visit relatives.
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