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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1915
Page
2
The Lexington Intelligencer header shows editor and publisher A. W. Allen and announces Friday typography and mail matter. The note indicates second class mailing and general instructions for communications to print.
Poem contrasts ghostly white ships with a red wreck, recalling Titanic and other historic fleets. It moves from ancient vessels to a modern scarlet ship, ending with a moral lament on violence and divine judgment across the seas.
Apple blotch outbreaks threaten fruit across twigs foliage and fruit with infections starting weeks after bloom. Three Bordeaux spray applications are advised by F W Faurot to combat the disease, including lead paste for codling moth control. The June teachers examination set for Odessa high school will run June 4 and 5 with a schedule of geography language algebra spelling grammar arithmetic literature civil government US history agriculture and more. H T Phillips County Superintendent.
The lines present a stark contrast between constancy and change, noting that beneath a continuous flood the subject is white as silver, while one shall be like blood. The fragment hints at a symbolic division or fate within a larger tableau.
Annual report from the University of Missouri’s Agricultural Experiment Station outlines aims and actions. It notes the 1914 establishment of the Agricultural Extension Service, reaching 787,264 people through extension teaching and demonstrations and detailing new facilities, staff, and ongoing projects in soil surveys, hog cholera serum production, and agricultural research benefiting Missouri farmers.
A Cincinnati Times-Star column urges pride in freckles, condemning cosmetic erasure of sun kissed complexions. It argues freckled skin signals health, contrasts artificial beauty with nature, and celebrates a natural “place in the sun” for freckled women.
The Austrian peak Gross-Glockner, 12,455 feet high, was bought for a private estate by Herr Wieler of Bo chum. German Austrian Swiss climbers fear loss of public access as Alpine clubs safeguard iron crosses, huts, and rope paths on the mountain. Wieler offers compensation for clubs paths and property elsewhere, but the offer was declined, raising a landmark question on wilderness property rights.
Mr. Gabb quips that a woman's curiosity leads to a pillar of Balt, while Mrs. Gabb retorts that a man's curiosity lands him in a saloon. The banter highlights gendered stereotypes in a playful dialogue.
The couple are described as exemplary and united in habits. They acknowledge occasional quarrels but emphasize their notable rule: they will not purchase a car until they can afford it. This restraint is presented as the key virtue guiding their marriage.
A man with a suitcase asks where to buy counterfeit money and fears trouble. He seeks to avoid waiter discomfort while complying with formalities, signaling a tension between illicit intent and social propriety.
An exchange reveals tension as a daughter quotes her father praising something to tease her mother. The remark hints at family dynamics and strain behind polite surface.
Sho Coney can fight as well as Holkwhey if it comes to the scratch, suggesting a spirited showdown possibility shrouded in local sports talk.
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