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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1918
Page
2
Lexington Intelligencer issues weekly under editor A W Allen with prospectus declaring subscription at $1.50 yearly payable in advance and mail through the post office in Lexington Missouri. Communications must be signed and printed in the Intelligencer.
A dated editorial voice notes Lenine's weakness and urges Germans to study recent registration lists, claiming 12,400,000 will be on rolls. A December 1 beer stoppage bulletin is cited as already accomplished, with many opinions that the move was long ago.
The Providence Journal notes agitation in Australia over rabbit pest relief, criticizing British orders for shipping, suggesting imports for pies and delicacies. It mentions Polk Phillips, a Democratic candidate for county collector, visiting Lexington on Friday with a lingering political undertone.
Ruben Kroeck traveled to Kansas City on business. Mrs. Felix Buellens and Sra G C Wright went to Kings City on Friday to spend the day.
A historical endorsement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It highlights its pleasant taste and safety for children noting that many mothers give it their unqualified endorsement and that it contains no opium or narcotics.
Joe Ewing arrives Sunday from Camp MacArthur Waco Texas to visit his mother Mrs Young Ewing Miss Mary Bowman goes to Higginsville Sunday evening for a visit
For diarrhoea in children one year old or older you will find nothing better than Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, followed by a dose of castor oil. It should be kept at hand and given as soon as the first abnormal looseness of the bowels appears.
Mrs E B Campbell and her daughter Vera Mae spent Sunday in Dover. Mr and Mrs James A Rankin and son James Jr returned Saturday evening from a month long tour of Minnesota.
The medicine brings relief in many cases of impaired digestion and has restored health in numerous instances. Miss Estell Howe returned to Dover to resume teaching. Mrs Winnie Barnes visited her son in Levasy, and Miss Florence Kidd of Corder arrived to resume duties in public schools.
Miss Emma Verbryke of Lima Ohio testifies that two years of stomach trouble and biliousness troubled her until she tried Chamberlains Tablets. She reports rapid improvement after starting the treatment.
R E Ashurst writes from Camp Witley Surrey to describe camp life, weekly field contests and ball games, beer canteens, and crops in England. He notes marksmanship training, a London leave including the Tower of London and Tower Bridge, and conversations with a London police officer. He mentions his wounded son in a hospital and his unit details, ending with his mailing address.
In Parliament Clemenceau lauded American victory as conceived and executed by American troops. Lloyd George said U S soldiers fight to high tradition. The piece notes the Fourth Liberty Loan drive starting September 28 and urges strong home support to match soldiers abroad. It closes urging every American to do their best for country and servicemen.
Miss Carrie Loomis announces fall term for piano instruction starting Tuesday September at Studio 112044 Franklin Avenue. Phone number 2338 provided for sign up.
Morrison and Sons advertise high grade ninerea gasoline and window shades at cost. Local readers urged to visit the shop for bargains on fuel and home fittings.
Daily timetable lists departure and arrival times between Lexington and Kansas City with multiple routes. Westbound and eastbound trips operate from Lexing ton and Myrick with morning and evening departures, including Sunday exceptions and midday connections.
Mr and Mrs Killian Long journeyed with son Kenneth and daughter Mrs R H to a local function. The family appears in a modest notice highlighting their attendance and family ties.
Naegel of 291 San Antonio, Texas, traveled to Kansas City on Friday for a short visit described as lasting a few days. He plans to return after the stay.
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