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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1902
Page
5
The advertisement from Baxina Powders Co Chicago claims an economical price for alum powders. It asserts the product prevents ailments and mentions supposed health benefits while warning against alleged side effects.
The New Grand Opera House hosted a pupils recital by B F C showing a varied program. Miss Maude McIntyre performed readings and vocal pieces joined by Edith Powell Estelle Orth Ethel Gibbs Nellie Marshall and others providing piano solos and accompaniments. The program featured excerpts from Beethoven Mendelssohn Weber and Schumann with choral and pantomime numbers finishing with a Welcome Spring chorus.
An advertisement claims a small bottle of Hali's Great Discovery cures kidney and bladder troubles for men and women, with testimonials from users in Neosho and Lumi Wn. It touts a month’s treatment for one dollar and lists Dr. B. W. Hull as the sole manufacturer, with Crenshaw & Young's as a point of sale. Also notes a marriage and local church events in Missouri and Iowa, with attendance at a district conference.
Mrs J McGrew and granddaughter Ostell Duvall returned from Sedalia after visiting Mrs May Grew's daughter Mrs W E Bard. Mrs W Allen and family, visiting Elizabeth Fletcher's, returned to Kansas City. Mrs R F Norfolk and nephew Robert Hays, visiting Sweet Springs and Marshall, went home. Mrs Mollie Brown attends B I C closing. her daughter Mary also graduates. Rena Hawkins and Lillian Johnson travel from Marshall and Osawatomie for B P O exercises. B S Cromwell from Kansas City attends. her daughter Lillian Cromwell graduates from art. Cadet nine from Manual Training School and Wentworth nine play 5–0 cadets at academy. Miss Berna Hobenwald and Annita Hobenwald return. escorted by Miss Clara Haag and Miss Borna Adams for a visit.
Peculiar to itself describes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifying alterative with radical permanent cures of humors eruptions and weak tired feelings. It promises to restore health and strength at low cost though the text includes garbled phrases.
The passage argues that public recognition of educational experts hinges on superintendents and teachers gaining genuine professional knowledge and courage. It calls for rigorous training, a professional consciousness, and willingness to risk opposition to lead wisely, urging younger superintendents to persevere even at the cost of their positions.
The quote contrasts the ease with which rich men offer a path to success with the harsher reality for the poor who cannot access the necessary ingredients. It implies that financial means determine the feasibility of following such advice.
The author argues for completing the Panama route over Nicaragua, claiming it costs less and is faster. He envisions a century defining project that strengthens Anglo French ties and international brotherhood, invoking Lafayette and de Lesseps. He contrasts sentimental bias with practical cost advantages and ends with a humorous aside on domestic life.
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