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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1920

Page

6

A Bissextile Boomerang Comedy Scene Unfolds

A late comedy sketch set under a maple by a brook unfolds with Nan Stacey and Ned, a stage carpenter, and a chorus of river sounds. The pair exchange hints of romance as Ned plans a future visit to St. Louis, while Hal Carter and Nan tease about a moonlit gift and a silver tea set.

Nature Nannie St. Louis Bob Nan Stacey York Carter Ve. Kinew ewHimek Abe Carter Hal Carter Carver Hal

Raid on wireless spy story unfolds in fog of war

An unnamed account describes a German party attempting a covert operation at dawn, using wireless telegraphy to capture a fate connected to a signal. Betrayal or confusion leads to a turning moment as a traitor’s testimony surfaces and the plot unravels amid shifting loyalties and dangerous misdirection.

Corie Nerian Aehaedt Cmvil Signa Galape

Fragmented Speech on Food and Identity in Conversation

A garbled dialogue fragment presents phrases about art, travel, and cooking as speakers negotiate meaning. It includes bits like How 'dy, Pine, That's gand, A Culinary Necessity, and names-like echoes such as Rhine, Panneoant, Bay Wong, and Sha FAME.

Lexington Public Schools 1920 21 Teacher Assignments

The list shows L H Bell as Superintendent and a complete teaching roster for Central Arnold and Taylor schools. Assignments include Mary D Wilson Latin, Mary C Williamson Home Economics, Stella Creek Teacher Training, and grade teachers Jennie Rush through Nadine Haverstie at Central School.

Lexington Public Schools L. H. Bell T. Angus Mary D. Wilson Mary C. Willaon Louise MacDonald Margaret Maupin Stella Creek Rowena Hensley Flora Sexton Virgie Welsh Central School Genevieve Russell Jennie Rush Dollie Ober Nadine Haverstie Lucille Underwood Esther Stalling Arnol School

A Traveling Man's Experience

A traveling salesman from Louisville Kentucky recounts a severe 1888 cholera morbus attack. He praised Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, giving the hotel porter a half dollar to buy it and sleeping through the night after a double dose. He rose at five and continued his journey a well man.

W. H. Ireland Louisville Chamberlain

Gospel Tent Service Opens Monday at 7 30 P M

Gospel Tent Service begins Monday September 6 at 7 30 P M on the corner of 20th and South Streets. Everyone invited. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints hosts event.

20Th & South Sts Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints

Ussery Lloyd Nupital at Corder Office

Ulissis Ussery and Nellie Lloyd, both of Corder, were married in the recorder of deeds office at 10 o clock Saturday morning with Judge E. N. Wilson officiating.

Newton Morris wed at Methodist parsonage Kansas City

Robert B Newton and Lucille Morris of Kansas City were married at 11 30 oclock Monday morning at the Methodist parsonage with Rev J E Alexander officiating.

Robert B. Newton Lucille Morris Kansas City Methodist J. E. Alexander

Abe Martin's quip on mother, shimmy, and sleep

In a clipped Utica Observer snippet Abe Martin muses on modern behavior as a mother stays up for her kids. The piece contrasts her possible public life with children gambling or dancing the shimmy while authorities joke about small bribes and resistance.

Abe Martin Utica

Where is the woman now who can drive a man to drink

A brief item from Life magazine ponders where the woman might be who can cause a man to drink, using a witty line to hint at social irony and domestic temptations without detailing any individuals or events.

Neel returns to Chillicothe Business College football prep

Coach Neel is back at Chillicothe Business College refining football material and training for the Fall Opening on September 7. The college highlights strong demand for graduates and its Employment Department sustains the slogan No Position No Pay. Guests from Kansas City visit and day spent by Mrs. A. W. Allen and Catherine.

Neel Chillicothe Business College Adv Ady

You Can Increase Your Yield With One-Trip Drill

An advertisement touts a John Deere Van Brunt grain drill promising 3 to 9 bushels per acre yields. It claims single-field planting with seed furrows dropping covering and soil pulverizing in one pass, plus adjustable gate feed for steady seed flow and easy demonstration at the store.

John Deeree van Brunt Orty

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