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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1902
Page
2
The passage contrasts a human Shylock figure with natural authority of the queen bee. It explains how the queen, supported by countless workers, wields power, ensures reproduction, and is served by many bees in a regime of honeyed happiness and regulated labor.
A historical note describes how animals such as rooks, deer, and beavers select rulers. Rook kings are strong tyrants who are eventually replaced by heirs. deer elect a district king who defends the moor, while beavers choose a monarch based on wisdom and engineering skill who leads in dam building until death.
A crowd gathered at a northern show around a modern motor-car. A burly farmer asked for details about its workings and, after a exchange, asked what drives it. The reply cited petroleum, sparking the farmer to recall a saucy tale about his servant Sarah and a fiery departure.
An old note outlines a fictional map of the United Kingdom divided among writers. Wells reportedly holds the southeastern corner near Sandgate, with his beach setting drawing the mermaid heroine from his latest London Chronicle tale.
A London headgear dealer discusses global demand for his hats. He cites royal and noble orders, says the king has the largest perfectly proportioned head, and notes customers vary from meticulous to carefree. He recalls making hats for the Prince of Wales and describes diverse customer habits and sizes.
In a sensational twist, Principea and Miraposia spies whisper about residents overhearing a lively ping-pong match below. Harold McSwat welcomes visitors to a game where Miss Mintdweller has won, but the spinster sisters retire in scandalized retreat.
A small town marks the reopening of a long awaited venue on North Atebison piemo after four years of delay. The community gathers with pride as residents celebrate the opening.
An unclear ad copy extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as direct and beneficial for wellness. The fragment mentions ancient kidneys and a warning against fatigue, implying a tonic use. The text reads as an old advertisement with exaggerated health claims and promotional tone.
Lieut Governor Jobh A Lee spoke to a small Monday evening audience at the court house. He centered on state issues and argued Republicans have run Missouri more wisely and economically than other western states. He addressed alleged school fund looting and a Jefferson City ring and offered a plain democratic perspective.
An advertisement proclaims Hall's Great Discovery Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder ailments. Dr B W Hall claims bottles cure kidney and bladder troubles, gravel, diabetes, and rheumatism with mail order and local sale. Testimonial from Neosho Missouri praises the remedy's life change after years of illness.
A jumble of notes describes milk powder products, condensed milk substitutes for bakers and soldiers, and a letter from a father praising Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It also notes speculation on General Miles and Major General Young, plus a travelogue of medical claims and a Newport Arkansas mention.
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