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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri

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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1902

Page

3

Gream Baking Powder Celebrates 40 Years of Use

Gream Baking Powder marks four decades as the standard baking aid. It is a pure cream of tartar powder, praised as superior to every other known option and ideal for producing the finest cakes.

Local Briefs Span Sunday to Tuesday Visits

A long list of visits and travel notes across the area. George Scarlet) spent Sunday in arstall. George M. Catron went to Marshall Tuesday morning. Walter Chiles of Higginsville visited on business Monday. Miss Emma Pirner spent Sunday in Kansas City with relatives. Multiple residents headed to Kansas City, Marshall, Fayette, and other nearby towns for visits, business, and family gatherings.

George Scarlet Arstall Nk Hans Corderth George M. Catron Emma Pirner Jkansas City J. T. Peet Leavenworth J. M. Francia Kansas City E. M. Taukman William Ward Mitchell Higginsville Our City George Troll W. K. Weber Pueblo Colorado Gus Weber William Berg CH Goodwin Marshall Mises Alile Sipe Mollie Wilcoxen Vod Huwartha Hol Blackely Little May Lilliston A. BK. Fleming St. Louis Chay W. Loomis J.J. Greer Sallie Trigg Louise Chandler Jean Kriehn Margaret Clayton TI. P. McCunslop Sheas A. G. Young Nenaphon Ryland Tuscumbia Lafayette Presbytery Mises Lexington Serat HH. W. Grebe Odessa Frank Stuart Emma ‘Lolech Emma Diebel Elizabeth Seillog George Schawe J. J. Fulkerson Fulton Blanche Janie Fulkerson Mattie Price Minoo J. T Nettle Cromwell Independence John Morrison Page City

Unclear medical ad text in historical clipping

Fragmentary ad copy promotes Dr Fenner kidney and backache cures with dubious claims. The garbled text references remedies, prices, and testimonials, including mentions of VITUS DANGE and ST.VITUS and a misplaced personal note. The legibility prevents identifying clear names, dates, or outcomes.

Dr. Perr Tenad Paln Rendolph Rendolph, 1A." Dreyeg St.vitus orsSien

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