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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
3
A hotel man at Dunant Mont named F H Dear shares a strong endorsement of Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. He recalls using it four years ago with wonderful results and says he has since recommended it to friends.
Nine grain mixture balanced rations promotes growth in young chicks. For inquiries call 168 Warder and Connor advertise the product.
Reader surveys the Grand Canal and the Great Wall as China’s greatest marvels. The wall spans seventeen hundred miles with immense brickwork every fifty miles. The Grand Canal, second only to the Yangtze as a waterway, runs forty six miles and uses natural rivers, notably the Yellow River shaping its course. Kiang and Ho are noted as river names in Chinese.
A historical note explains tin's critical role in U S industry, stating the United States uses more tin plate than all other nations combined for many products. It argues there is no substitute, price has limited effect on demand, and tin shortages would threaten self sufficiency and sanitary goods. It contrasts tin's relatively low price with other metals rising 82 to 180 percent since prewar levels.
John K. James argues in World's Work July issue that about 500 000 oil wells drilled in the United States since 1859 yield little value per well when all oil produced is prorated. He notes last year’s average drilling cost around 20 000, with further expenses for leases taxes and lifting oil.
In the British House of Commons Major Baird stated the present miner lamps give insufficient light and risk nystagmus a medical condition. He announced a government committee, chaired by the chief inspector of mines, will conduct penal trials of lamps providing better illumination for miners.
A half serious заявer proposes organizing a polar relief expedition to rescue those lost in Arctic regions. He aims to gather a small party of willing helpers and travel as far north as possible to aid those in distress.
A reader asserts the United States has only one donor for the 80s era and questions proportional representation. The missive suggests a 2,000,000 person discrepancy in population counts and mocks the medical system’s balance.
Mrs Zohn Rosewall of S Side Addition describes severe back pain and dull kidney distress. She says that after taking Doan’s Kidney Pills, her symptoms vanished and her energy returned, noting others in her family also found relief. Buffalo, New York manufacturers Foster Milburn Co. marketed the cure at 60 cents.
In Youngstown Ohio Vindicator the editor warns that Harding would let a "dominant group" of aging figures like Lodge and Pros control the presidency. The piece argues such senatorial cabal would reduce the president to a committee member, overturning democratic selection and risking warlike policy over peace.
Advertises hard wheat flour sold by Warder and Connors with contact by phone 158.
Day mare, 16 hands, good driver and worker. Carl M. Hough at Watertower Hill, Lexington, Missouri, advertises this horse for sale dated August 13, 1914.
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