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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1912
Page
4
The ad appeals to readers who feel nervous thin or pale and tired, urging a tonic and claiming Ayer's Sarsaparilla is free from alcohol. It touts doctor endorsement, urges medical consultation for constipation, and ends with a pitch for Ayer's Pills and a mild liver pill from Lowell Massachusetts.
Mrs W M Dewees traveled to Kansas City on Tuesday to spend the day. Miss Marguerite Bates also went to Kansas City for a short visit. Mr and Mrs John Morrison returned Sunday night from an extended trip to Pacific coast points. Mrs Guo O'Hara and her daughters Florence and Elizabeth went to Chicago Sunday evening where they will take their home.
Seed Rye for sale by A Young. Phone O41.
Rawin Kotr reformed Sunday ee from a visit in Kansas Miss Carrie Pivid retified Monday morning from a trip to Yellowstone park Mrs Evan Younes went to Kansas City Tuesday for on Taw dhive visit with relatives Shlertt WLS Peacock went to Higginsville Monday morning on Wisiness Mission Worthingtom pelom pt Monday to Kansas City after 9 vist with vollatives in this city Tilton Davis Jr left Tuesday morning on a business trip to South Dakota IP AL Day went to Oklahoma City Monday evening on business
An OCR readout describes mass displacement due to hoaxed health scares and the promise of a health tonic named Kings Niniv Discovery. It notes trial bottles and local sales agents Crenshaw and Young and Raymond Payne visiting Kansas City, with several residents traveling or returning from city trips and Concordia teaching plans for winter.
A promotional testimonial extols Electric Bitters as a cure all for weak health. It claims the tonic restores energy after ailments including rheumatic pains, liver and stomach disorders, and kidney issues. The ad features Charie Th Allen of Sylvania Ga praising the product and urges readers to buy for 60 cents at Crenchinw & Young.
August Pheizing of Kansas City visits family in town Monday. Hutont Bates returns Tuesday from a few days in Kansas City. O Tr Stilorg arrives Sunday from Chicago to spend a week with relatives. J A Wilson travels to Columbus Sunday evening on business. Walter Smith of Kansas City, visiting his uncle WB Waddell, returns home Monday night.
The Missouri rate law of 1011, pushed by insurance agents, aimed to curb reckless rate cutting by unsafe companies. It required filing rate schedules within thirty days, but after over fifteen months of delay, no schedules were filed. Critics accuse the State Superintendent of Insurance and officials of indolence, arguing policyholders pay higher rates and face greater fire risk.
Community vendors offer CALENDERS with in town samples. Call to arrange a convenient time to inspect the catalogs and place orders. Phone number provided for direct contact and quick service.
A notice seeking placement for a large group of boys from one month to twelve years. Boys will be placed in carefully selected homes with a three month trial. Transportation costs apply. References required. Terms addressed to Riv, Stallmann, Margaretta and Newstead Avenues, St. Louis, Missouri. State Superintendent of The Children's Home Society.
Judge Rich thanks supporters in Howard Saline and Lafayette counties for their votes and loyalty. He notes Trimble’s large plurality, offers congratulations, pledges loyal support in November, and commits to conduct worthy of public esteem. He recalls family ties and long public service.
The Chair of Preventive Medicine at the University of Missouri established a Bureau of Information for state residents to ask about disease prevention. Communications should be sent to Preventive Medicine, University of Missouri, Columbia. B. T. Wiley traveled to Singinville on business Monday night, CG. A. Keith, W. S. Peacock and J. W. Sydnor visited Higwinsville on Tuesday.
Mrs. Butler Talbott of 210 Franklin Ave Lexington Missouri says congestion and inflammation in her kidneys caused intense backache headaches and lumbago. After trying doctors with little relief she used Doan's Kidney Pills and found relief. Buy from Crenshaw Young Drug Store, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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