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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1902
Page
7
A sharp social essay on how jealous women, especially engaged fianc es, torment men and wreck lives. It debunks the idea of noble wives, portrays manipulation, spying, and public tears as destructive patterns, and closes with a bleak portrait of wasted hearts and social ruin.
The essay argues automobiles are not a passing fad but a lasting, integral invention comparable to the trolley and typewriter. It notes progress will be gradual, cites 10,000 in use, and asserts roads and prices will shape adoption, predicting costs near five hundred dollars and continued motor diversification.
The article outlines new transcontinental train service with upgraded equipment including Palace Day Coaches, reclining seats, dining room, observation car, and electric lighting. Managed by Fred Harvey, the route runs through Ozake and Lodlew Territories to Bapula, Fort Worth, and through Sperman to Houston and Texas trates. It emphasizes modern comforts, routine paper deliveries, and aims to boost travel to developing regions while noting schedule and facility advantages.
Siemff McCauley and Mary McCauley defaulted on notes secured by a deed of trust dated June 0 recorded in Lafayette County Missouri The trustee announces sale of the described real estate at the Lafayette County Courthouse Lexington Missouri on the ith day of September 1902 between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the notes and costs of execution
Notice from the probate court of Tiptwye county listing John Zeyaluy deceased. All persons with claims or interests must present them to the administrator Ervin Zaysing by August 1 or be barred from any share of the estate. Claimants must act within two years from the date of the letters.
Notice to bridge contractors to bid the lowest and best for a woolen bridge project near Peasant Prairie church and Guu farm. Details, plans, and specifications available at the office. bonds required. bids due at stock time. reserve funds to be allocated as law directs.
Advertisement for Tiothnie Blood Balm II promising cures for blood and skin conditions. Claims include freeing sores, pimples, ulcers, and malignant troubles. Offers free trial treatment and medical advice from Dr. Gillard at 204 Mitchell St, Atlanta GA.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Grove's Tasteles and CMU Tank formula printed with unclear wording. Readable elements point to a technical or product reference, but specifics are not recoverable from the text. The fragment hints at a typed list or label on a page, lacking complete context or identifiable entities.
An ad touts a tasteless medicine combining quinine and other ingredients for Mataria OMe and Kewer. It claims simple relief with no price payment requirements and promotes ease of use.
An old rail advertisement touts the Burlington Route to the Northwest from Kansas City. It promises through service via Denver and links to lines east and north with connections to Butte Helena Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland. It markets cheap fares, sleeper classes, and frequent excursion periods, urging readers to contact the ticket agent for lowest costs and publications.
The Mirror lists a one year subscription for 25 cents and advertises a compact issue with condensed news. It states subscribers in the Wigwinsville area will receive the best paper of the nine waters and invites readers to send payments to Will Ward Mitchell in Wigwinsville, Missouri.
Notice to contractors announces a bridge project at the Mastersaifron site near Covuk. Work begins Friday at 10 a.m. and spans one half mile on the Um aie road toward the creek. The event marks the Rankin bridge replacement under local law.
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