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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1904
Page
2
Scott's Emulsion is described as a life sustaining tonic for men women and children. It claims to build flesh strength aid growth and recovery from wasting diseases and invites readers to send for a free sample with pricing listed as 60 cents and 1.00. The ad cites Scott & Bowne chemists in New York.
Southern Democrats push for influence in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut as Latimer, Bailey, Culbertson, and Daniel tour key venues. In Newark a State League of Democratic Clubs formed with over 200 clubs and 1200 delegates. Latimer and Williams spoke on national issues while local conditions, tax reform, and Cleveland's influence shape campaigns in New Jersey and Connecticut.
If you ever took DeWitts Little Early Risers for biliousness or constipation you know what pill pleasure is. These famous pills cleanse the liver and rid the system of bile without producing unpleasant effects. They do not gripe or weaken but pleasantly give tone to the stomach liver and bowels. Sold by Crenshaw & Young Druggists. 10-8
Dr Walter Wyman, Surgeon General of the U S Navy, told Missouri University students that proper attention to sanitation including pure air water sunlight and waste disposal would end diseases such as smallpox typhoid measles diphtheria and tuberculosis by removing pathways to contagion. The speech dated September 27, 1904, mentioned Kama and a wife named Fa no.
An advertisement notes a new service at the World's Fair with electric lighted train equipment and schedules from Higginsville to St Louis, listing departure times and arrival windows. It also promotes Herbine medicine by Dr G W Wright of Nacogdoches Texas claiming it cured chilias fever in a daughter, with Crenshaw Young selling it and a note about agent A Vermillion.
An ad promotes Bo wchee's Syrup as a pure non alcoholic remedy for consumption and bronchial complaints. It claims the product is a world renowned cure for catarrh coughs croup sore throat and related diseases across all ages. The notice credits Leroy Farmer of Lexington Missouri and notes availability from druggists worldwide.
Lawson cites Addicks methods as he details how he isolates accomplices and stages meetings to preserve a legal pretense. The piece then inserts an ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming constitutional treatment with a money back offer, and ends with a drugstore promotion.
University of Missouri students find 219 nominees for the General Assembly with 82 farmers and many professionals among them. Republicans cover 107 counties to Democrats’ 103 as political agitation yields an unusually large farmer contingent and a lone confessed politician among nominees.
J. W. Davenport of Viego Kentucky writes on June 14 1902 that Ballard's Snow Liniment saved his life after two doctors said a lung was gone and a lump in his side threatened him. He credits the first application with relief and states two 50 cent bottles cured him. Crenshaw Young at 108 Main sold it.
An advertisement urges thin people to try Vinol claiming it contains medicinal elements from fresh cod livers without oil or grease. It adds organic iron and other body building ingredients to build flesh strength and tissue, with a guaranteed satisfaction offer.
The Missouri Agricultural College reports first year enrollment doubled from the previous opening day, indicating a surge in interest in farming as a profession. Secretary Geo B Ellis of the State Board of Agriculture praises the shift in public sentiment and foresees good prospects for agricultural careers as more young men prepare to enter the field.
A 1902 letter from St Louis reports cancer under the right eye cured after four weeks of Texas Wonder treatment by Dr E W Hall. The advertisement asserts Texas Wonder cures kidney bladder troubles, gravel, diabetes, seminal emissions, rheumatism, and bladder irregularities in men and women, with mail order available.
The St Louis YMCA runs a World's Fair Bureau to arrange reliable and reasonably priced accommodations in hotels boarding houses and private homes. Extending beyond a boarding house register the bureau serves the public and young men alike. Interested parties may contact E P Shepard secretary Y M C A World s Fair Bureau Grand and Franklin Aves St Louis Mo.
W R K Van Anglen accompanied a load of steers to the Keans City market next week where Rice Brothers sold them at a satisfactory price. White Mr Van Anglen was on the market. Rice Brothers also bought three head of fancy Hereford feeders for him at a bargain price. They specialize in this line and have a separate department. Many Missouri orders are filled by them on that market and good selections obtained.
Promises immediate relief for coughs croup and influenza with a claim that it acts at the source rather than in the stomach. It allegedly draws out inflammation heals and cures by aiding oxygen delivery to the blood. Sold by Crenshaw and Young druggists.
Herman Orstoblagger, son of Wr Odleoblaget sol Mink Ida, and Ida Brnekmad daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Brnekmad, of Cog cordis, were married Sunday afternoon September 25 1604 at 2 o'clock at the bride’s parents home with Rev Brust officiating.
Odessa Ledger notes a protracted meeting at the new M. KE church in South Odessa beginning October Sth with pastor J. Alexander of Gillum Satie county Mo. He is described as a strong preacher and the meeting is expected to yield benefit. Also mentions farm work and household duties with job ads and a local meat market advertisement.
A customer states Kinloch Paint is entirely satisfactory for all work, praising its performance and reliability across projects. The brief testimonial highlights consistent quality and user satisfaction with the product.
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