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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1918

Page

2

Shirt tails go to war as fashion protest and apron plan

A Des Moines woman urges Americans to donate shirt tails to make cook aprons for a patriotic project. The letter-writer notes color choices and fashion sensibilities, urging men to part with their shirts while joking about the delicate nature of the garment and the open display of a wartime spirit. Also includes stockholders notice for Waverly Bank, Missouri, detailing election of directors on June 5, 1918.

Des Moines Iowa Gen Pershing Paris Mercury Waverly Bank Waverly Missouri

Beans and Peas Seed Sale and Visits in Concordia

The notice cites Warder & Conner offering seeds for beans and peas with a choice lot of seed. It notes Misses Elliot Emory and Catherine Todhunter returning from Atlanta, Georgia for a winter, plus Freda Lenz of Concordia visiting Mr and Mrs M Broedehoft. Custom grinding services available for any grain.

Warder & Conner Elliot Emory Catherine Todhunter Atlanta Georgia Freda Lenz Concordia M Broedehoft

Quick remedies and social notes headline

As soon as possible after the injury, is received get a bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment and follows the plain printed directions which accompany the bottle. Mrs. P. T. Sheldon went to Kansas City Thursday for a visit. Miss Mary Green returned Wednesday from Joplin where she has been teaching school. Mrs. Albert Young and daughter Miss Elizabeth went to Kansas City Thursday to spend the day.

Mary Green Joplin Albert Young Elizabeth Kansas City

Remedy for Rheumatism Named Chamberlains Liniment

Rheumatism causes great pain and suffering as the most common disease. A remedy that affords relief and makes rest and sleep possible is Chamberlains Liniment, promoted as the effective option for sufferers.

Mrs Brill Leaves Missouri Visit Returns Home

Mrs Fred Brill departed Thursday for her Lincoln Missouri home after visiting her daughter Mrs Worth Bates. Miss Pearl Hicklin traveled to Higginsville Monday evening for a short visit with Miss Mary Harris.

Fred Brill Lincoln Worth Bates Pearl Hicklin Higginsville Mary Harris

Cause of Headache and Relief with Chamberlains Tablets

The article explains headaches stem from stomach disorders or constipation and can be avoided by correcting these issues. It promotes Chamberlains's Tablets as a mild, effective remedy. It claims many have obtained permanent relief and notes the tablets are easy to take.

Chamberlains's

Visits and Local Arrivals Reported Saturday

Mrs D L Brown and baby visited Dover to see Mrs J H Holman. Mrs Rees Turpin returned to Kansas City after visiting Mrs Richard Field. Miss Anna Mae Rushing traveled to Kansas City for a day on business. Henry Beisenherz of Concordia arrived Saturday for a visit.

D. L. Brown Baby Dover J. H. Holman Rees Turpin Kansas City Richard Field Anna Mae Rushing Henry Beisenherz Concordia

Do You Enjoy Life What Chamberlains Tablets Do

A man in good physical condition is almost certain to enjoy life while the bilious and dyspeptic are despondent and miserable. A few chosen Chamberlains Tablets tone up the stomach improve digestion and regulate the bowels as needed. Try it.

Chamberlain

Miss Katherine Todhunter Recital At Cable Hall

Miss Katherine Tod hunter of the class of Mrs E C Smith Atlanta Conservatory of Music was presented in a piano recital at Cable Hall last Friday before a large audience. She was assisted by Miss Emory Tod hunter violinist with a second piano and string quartet. Tod hunter's playing showed refinement and smooth technique with clear phrasing and repose, notably in the Schultz Einer Blue Danube waltzes.

Katherine Todhunter E. C. Smith Atlanta Conservatory of Music Cable Hall Todhunter Emory Todhunter G. F. Lindner Todnunter

Sawyer’s Kansas City Day Trip

T C Sawyer traveled to Kansas City on Friday to spend the day, with no additional details about activities or companions provided.

Social notes from Higginnyville and Houston visit

Mrs Mat Hudson of Higginny ville spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Charles Roth. Mrs Warren Sherman and baby returned Thursday evening from a visit in Houston. Mr and Mrs F Lee Wallace and son Johan Ryland went to Kansas City Friday. Mr Wallace attended the annual meeting of the Missouri Bankers Association.

Mat Hudson Higginnyville Charles Roth Warren Sherman Baby I Houston Texas F. Lee Wallace Johan Ryland Kansas City Mr. Wallace Missouri State Bankers Association

Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria visit notes

Miss Peggy Wingfield of Kansas City arrived Friday night for a few days visit. Mrs. Chas. Stewart of Winton spent Friday with Miss Maggie Spears. Rev. J. B. Alexander returned Thursday from the General Conference of the Church South at Ed Marquis left Thursday for Tulsa to locate.

Peggy Wingfield Kansas City Chas, Stewart Winton Maggie Spears J. BE. Alexander MOB Church, South Atlanta Ed Marquis Tulsa Okla

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