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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1906
Page
7
A fragment describes throat irritation with persistent coughing and the relief found from taking an unspecified mixture. The extract hints at temporary easing after using the remedy but ends abruptly without complete details.
An advertising snippet touts Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for throat and cough discomfort. It claims the product reduces inflammation, nourishes weakened tissues, and restores natural strength to combat a cold.
A period advertisement promises a free 44 by 32 inch colored picture titled The Departure of the Bride in the Home of Washington with a one dollar yearly subscription to The Republic of St. Louis and Farm Progress. It highlights Georgia Washington at the Virginia home and praises both papers as oldest and fastest-growing, urging prepaid订 payments and noting the offer may be withdrawn at any time.
Probate court of Lafayette county Missouri orders publication for Andrea Bauerie administrator of Edward Yorke estate to sell real property to pay debts. Notice requires all residents to be served and publication in Re Intelligencer for four weeks before November term. copy kept.
The Lafayette County Circuit Court orders the defendant William M arr to appear for divorce proceedings set to begin December term. The plaintiff, by attorney Kate A Wade, alleges desertion and non-support and seeks a decree of divorce. the defendant must answer by the specified date or a default judgment will be entered.
Reported by the London Mail, Glasgow runs a ten year old municipal shelter for widowers with children. The large complex includes 160 bedrooms a dining hall creche library and recreation rooms with formal discipline and supervised care for children during work hours. Rates vary by family size from 8s 6d per room to 4s 10d for fathers with two children. Board costs range from 4d per meal for adults to 1s 10d weekly per child depending on family size.
A man flees a station in panic, fearing exposure after realizing he mailed wrong envelopes with letters to Bill Waddleson and Bill Cotesworth. A friend steps in as he clings to secrecy, while the pallbearers and a silver wedding invite loom in the background.
Fragmentary dialogue reveals Edward asking why he has loved before while Edith notes his careful behavior before embracing her. The exchange hints at prior affection and cautious intimacy, framed by restrained emotion.
In East Bergholt Suffolk a church has bells hung in a shed away from the church, but Warmsworth near Doncaster claims a belfry half a mile from its church. The 12th century tower sits 2950 feet from the church, linked by a storied origin. The Bell Tower's isolation arose when the church stood to serve Warmsworth and Balby villagers, and the bell stops ringing before services to allow the ringer to reach the church in time.
Qualified Mr Monk asks who should play the heavy in an amateur production. Mr Hippo jokes about selecting someone not weighing two tons. The exchange hints at character and humor in local theater plans.
DesVHR Colorado area advertises tourist excursion rates from July 1 to September 30 1908 with return limits and stopovers. A Vermillion Ticket Agent of Chicago and Alton Railroad in Higginsville Missouri lists Sunday round trips to Kansas City Independence Oak Grove and other stations with low fares and schedule times.
Conversation reveals Mrs Ascum asking about a new servant and Mrs Hiram Offen describing her as good natured and tender hearted. Offen notes the girl told her not to work too hard while doing her tasks.
The text indicates the death of a resident named Luschman after a long illness, with fragmented dialogue wondering about the illness duration and referencing a person or family named Brown and Oh. The source is largely garbled and provides few concrete details beyond the obituary-like notice of a death in the Townee area.
A playful exchange features Dr Pongo teasing about appetite while an elephant responds with a humorous note that it has not eaten much in two days. The light dialogue centers on food and fatigue in a fictional chat.
A reader recalls a newspaper noting chocolate as the ideal emergency ration for lifeboat men stranded in cold seas. The dialogue then considers fetching several pounds of chocolate creams before embarking on a voyage, as a precaution for those at sea.
Dialogue snippet features Ethel and Ernest discussing surprise about a horse running away with them and contemplation of repeating the act if given a chance.
In a brief dialogue neighbors discuss Lazenboe’s employment status with questions about a potential new job. The exchange reveals he remains at the store and hints at a lack of work to fill his time.
A terse exchange features an aggressive person saying money talks and a sarcastic reply that money sometimes speaks in ways one should be ashamed of. The dialogue hinges on sharp wit and social critique.
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