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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1908
Page
6
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Sunday in Sedalia and Kansas City trips recur among residents listed by initials and surnames. Advertisements praise Witt carbolic Witch Hazel and DeWitt's Pills for back, kidney and stomach issues while locals visit relatives in Kansas City, Wellington, and St Louis.
N H Brown of Pittafield Vermont says he has used Dr King’s New Life Pills for many years with increasing satisfaction. The pills claim to remove “inks out of stomach, fvér and towels” without fuse or friction. Crenshaw & Young’s drug store guarantees satisfactory results.
Higginsville resident Miss Juliet Barton returns home Monday after visiting relatives in the city. Mrs. Lindsay Frice of Sedalia arrives Monday to spend several days with her mother, Mrs. Harriet Barron.
An early 20th century health ad extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a natural laxative to relieve constipation. It claims regular daily movements without pain, warns against strong physic for children and pregnant women, and cites testimonials from Mrs. T. C. Cooper and others about its safety and effectiveness for the family.
A. Sure-enough Knocker I OQ Goodwin of Keidsville says Bucklen's Arnica Salve is a sure cure for ulcers. He recalled a bad leg last summer that the salve knocked out in a few rounds. Also notes guarantees for votes burne etc at Crenshaw & Young’s drug store.
Ad copy touts White's Cream Vermifuge as the only cure for worms with no side effects. Mentions Crenshaw & Young and Mrs Forest Shelby as sellers. Brief social notes report Misa Inez and Mrs. Robert Davis with daughter traveling to Kansas City and Katharine Satterfield returning after a visit.
An old advertisement promotes Bal land's Sion ointment claiming relief for rheumatism lumbago sprains and similar ailments with a promise to throw away crutches. The price is 2 shillings or 1.00 dollars.
A fragment from The Sunday Magazine recalls artists nature of mistakes from royal academicians adding digits and lobsters turning red to Goodall’s laborers and Albrecht Durer’s smoking Roman soldier. It notes Turner’s rainbow beside the sun and a ship rigging mix up as examples.
A regular woman at a restaurant, known as Our Lady Friend, surprised patrons by arriving with a man believed to be her husband. Previously described as attractive, she appeared with hair dyed a bright yellow, indicating a notable change after a month away.
A medical note from The Family Doctor describes hiccoughs as a spasmodic stomach and esophagus issue without other symptoms. It advises relief by having the patient hold arms straight above the head and inhale deeply to retain air in the lungs as long as possible.
A girl in a busy neighborhood started a weekly story hour for ten to fifteen children. She visited mothers to recruit, selected myths and historical tales, and charged ten cents per hour, providing entertainment and instruction while giving mothers a sense of safety and value for their money.
A theatergoer defends bald heads against a common insult calling them a libel. He argues front rows are filled with young men and that the stereotype misreads audience demographics. He vows to combat the gag, noting his own thinning hair tips the balance of credibility.
A local retailer advertises the largest furniture stock ever held, inviting buyers to visit and shop. The message emphasizes a wide selection for all rooms and urges customers to inspect the showroom for available pieces.
The advertisement touts a broad sale featuring Bedroom Elming room and Parlor furniture a line of seasonable goods including Refrigerators Children s Go carts and lawn and porch furniture Also promotes Sealy and Ostermoor mattresses and other bedding items with claimed low prices and strong value.
The indefatigable Panay, longtime friend of many, has published another work, noted as the first release of the year. In ordinary life she is Mrs Grace Livingstone Hill-Lute, a writer with a storied public memory.
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