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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
2
The Lexington Intelligencer issued weekly on Fridays with editor A. W. Allen lists subscription at 150 per year payable in advance. Public communications to the paper are to be addressed to the editor and printed in the issue.
Governor A Mistake Hyde names August Steinbeck of Union Missouri as the best Republican candidate for Secretary of the Tax Commission. Steinbeck, editor of a Union newspaper, was fined $200 in St Louis Federal court during the war for aiding in obstructing the draft through editorials in his paper.
Joe H. Eagle argues in the New York World that voters rejected Democratic prosperity for Republican hardship. He claims unemployment rose, prices stayed high, and tariffs and oil interests favored the rich, while Republicans fail to deliver relief or timely legislation. He faults the GOP for slow tariff and tax bills and warns of Wall Street rule. He notes Irish voters may face what they chose.
Nathan Talbott of 1810 Rail road St Lexington reports back pain after hard work with sharp pains on stooping and kidney issues. He used Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Marshall's Drug Store and says they cured him completely. Foster Milburn Co Migrs Buffalo NY. Miss Mildred Cole of Dover visited Miss Margaret Fisher. Joe Carter of Kansas City visited relatives.
W H Ire land a traveling salesman from Louisville recounts a summer 1888 incident of cholera morbus. He paid a hotel porter fifty cents to buy Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, took a double dose as directed, slept, and woke cured to continue his journey.
Arthur Meunier traveled to Kansas City Sunday evening for a brief visit while Miss Joe Kemble left Tuesday evening to visit relatives in Iowa.
A Dupuyer Montana hotel man, F H Dear, testifies the remedy gave wonderful results four years ago and he has since recommended it to friends. The ad presents a personal endorsement for Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy.
A 1921 Chillicothe High School graduating class member list notes that twenty students enrolled at the Chillicothe Business College for business training. The item asks what a better home endorsement could a school receive. Ady.
A fragment discusses medieval Gothic designers famed for satire in church imagery. It notes clergy caricatures at Magdalen College Oxford and a Yorkshire satire of clerical life. It references the Strassburg cathedral carving The Pineral of the Box and a Westminister stall scene with a fiddling pig.
A request is made regarding suitability of a potential spouse for a woman named Tawrer-No. No legal actions, dates, or specific parties beyond the fictive names are provided. The text appears as a conversational inquiry rather than a formal notice or filed suit.
A fragmented court scene shows a lawyer rambling during a plea about war and loyalty. The magistrate questions the lawyer’s focus as he fears the judge’s patience is exhausted and contemplates ending the session. The exchange hints at tension and possible bias in the proceedings.
An Irish visitor to the city asked about a car part seen on a neighborhood vehicle. His friend explained it was an extra tire for a spare in case of a bust. The visitor misheard and thought it was a life preserver, prompting amused local banter.
A fragmented quotation from SIMPLE EXPEDIENT shows the actress boasting of three "wen" to the dos, two divorces won, six "aweaits," and a necklace theft twice. The garbled text includes a line about learning parts and a Journal Ariuwant reference, with no clear narrative or date.
An advertising notice promotes Chamberlain's Tab lets as pleasant to take mild in effect and easy to use. It claims the remedy is highly prized by those who know its qualities and notes a price of a quarter.
A garbled report notes a North Berilors figure dealing with ruin amid prohibition. It mentions Weat Saliombinper North Ny and Mupoteroe agitn with hints of New York context, but details are unclear.
An irritable person is often the result of indigestion. A man with good digestion and regular bowels is usually good natured. When troubled with indigestion or constipation take Chamberlain's Tablets. They strengthen the stomach and help it function naturally and gently move the bowels. Ady.
Mr and Mrs George Layne announce the birth of a daughter Virginia Elinor on Friday September 30. The new arrival joins the family with glad tidings in the locality.
C A Simpkins spent Wednesday in Kansas City on business Mrs William Campbell went to Kansas City Kansas Wednesday for a visit and the brief item notes local travel.
The College Band Orchestra and Glee Clubs were formed at Chillicothe Business College last week. The football squad under Coach Neel is training each evening for a heavy upcoming schedule.
Mrs J C Bierbaum traveled to Boonville on Sunday morning for a four week visit accompanied by Vea with whom she plans several local engagements and family time during the stay.
Entry is possible any time next week or the Monday after to join the new classes organized at the big Fall Opening of the Chillicothe Business College last Tuesday.
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