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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1909

Page

2

General Lee Educator Sainted by Virginia Faithful

In April 1861 Virginia resumed full sovereignty and Col Robert E Lee offered his services to his country. A West Point educator, Lee became president of Washington College guiding a revival in Lexington. He stood as a model Christian gentleman, faithful, orderly, and beloved by students, faculty, and townspeople.

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General Sterling Price Biography From Missouri History

General Sterling Price born September 11 1809 in Prince Edward County Virginia pursued law and politics then moved to Missouri in 1851. He served as Speaker of the Missouri House, U S Congress member, brigadier general, New Mexico governor, Missouri governor 1842 1847 and Union loyalist during the Civil War with controversial actions amid secession debates.

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Sterling Price, Confederate General and Missouri Leader

Sterling Price led Confederate forces in Missouri and Arkansas, earning the nickname Old Pap. He died in 1817 after returning to St. Louis and joining the Centenary Methodist church. He was famed as a tall, handsome, brave commander who exposed himself in battle and commanded respect from foes and allies alike.

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Rev J M Chaney Dead In Independence Missouri

Reverend James McDonald Chaney longtime Presbyterian minister in Missouri dies at home 542 South Main Street Independence from rupture of a blood vessel after long illness He was 53 years in ministry and recently marked fifty years with Lafayette Presbytery Born March 18 1831 near Salem Ohio Princeton Theological Seminary graduate He served as president of Elizabeth Bull Seminary Kan s as City Ladies College and independent academy for youth He pastored in Lamonte Hughesville Corder and Alma He was interested in mathematics and astronomy inventor of instruments author of books Married five times with two children and funeral held Tuesday in Independence City records.

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Free laxative for women offered by Dr Caldwell

An advertisement advocates Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle liquid laxative suitable for women children and the elderly. It promises mild action to move the bowels with relief from sour stomach headaches heartburn and related discomfort. It quotes testimonials and invites readers to write for medical advice with no charge.

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