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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1902

Page

6

Mistaken Kiss Sparks Barbershop Mix Up in Philadelphia

A barber shop near Chestnut Street in Philadelphia becomes the scene of a humorous mix up when a well dressed woman kisses a man believed to be her husband. The real husband, who was in the chair, discovers the ruse, jokes with the kissed man, and the two men share a drink after clearing the misunderstanding.

Eleventh Street Chestnut Philadelphia Record Siiis “Dearie Dearie Atlantic City Hubby

Women and trusts clash in a call for ballots

A speaker argues for women to gain the vote to counter corporate power. She condemns trusts that lower wages, demand long hours, and raise living costs, while praising honest business. The essay urges ballots as the path to reforms and equity, ending with the golden rule.

Women Rally for Single Tax as Henry George Dies

The National Woman's Single Tax League forms with 300 plus members. They plan to influence public opinion through press lectures and agitation while seeking votes from men. They argue single tax would tax land value, end trusts and personal property tax for the rich, open land from speculation, and reduce taxes on necessities.

National Woman's Single Tax League Henry George John Brown Coal Trust Beef Trust Custom House

Lawyers Or Mechanics The Path For Young Men

A reflective piece argues most young men studying law should consider mechanics as a viable path because the legal field is crowded. It suggests success in mechanics requires high aptitude, notes diversification beyond town limits, and claims many study law to equip themselves for business or politics rather than practice.

Military Strength of Japan in 1901 02

The Philadelphia Times notes Japan's army is European in training and organization with long conscription. By 1901 02 the force includes 13 infantry divisions, 24 brigades, 892 220 war strength, 1 098 guns, plus coast guard regiments and a special Yesso brigade. Peace footing totals 135 539 personnel.

Philadelphia Times Japan Army Service Corps Coast Guards Trina

Weed dates vary low rates to Lilmawood Springe Ogden and Salt Lake

Local notices advertise weed dates with variable timing and low rates to Lilmawood Springe Ogden and Salt Lake Oly, outlining promotional terms and regional availability.

Lilmawood Springe Ogden Salt Lake

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