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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1906
Page
3
A brief ad explains Scott's Emulsion as a rapid nourishment option for babies and children and as a supporting food for tired or weak digestion. It notes faster gains in some cases and slower ones in others, urging readers to try a free sample.
A long list of visitors from Dover Higginsville Odessa and nearby towns attended the Lexington fair Tuesday and Wednesday. Marriages licenses were issued to H Roberts and Mary Hung of Saline county and Walter McFaddin of Lexington and Nettle Scott of Waverly. Several residents traveled for visits and business as a steady stream of locals and dignitaries moved through the event.
Fragmented text reports names and events: Lee Jamil returns home with him Sunday afternoon. Gordon Jackson of Jorier accepts a position with Leroy Farmer at a drug store. Jackson formerly with Faxon Horton and Gallagher wholesale druggists of Kansas City. Abuth cleanses the skin and pores with DeVites Lite Early Risers pills sold by Crenshaw and Young. Death notice for BE 5 Wils superintendent of Atchison Water Company. Julie Clark Wilson, seven, fell from porch steps. forearm fracture.
Dr Ronald Macfie of Dundee denounces English sanatoria for the poor as a tragical farce. He cites annual spending of about $5 million to treat tuberculosis, with only 3,000 of 200,000 consumptives aided by 1,000 beds, and notes Germany’s sanatoriums yield limited long term benefit. He asks if treatment is worth the cost given low long term work capacity after dismissal.
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