The front page of the Lexington Gazette was full of poetry, on September 5, 1900.
- Nearly half of the front page was taken up with ads, including an adver-story about a cure for "Catarrh of the Pelvic Organs."
- There was a segment about farm news and views, which is featured below.
- Also featured below are some of the poems from the front page.
There were many eye-catching headlines in this issue. For example, what do you think the blurb titled "Volcanic Eruptions" could be about? The answer may not be what you expect. Same goes for the headline "Cold Steel or Death." I don't know about you but I get the feeling this could be the 1900s equivalent of click-bait!
