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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1906
Page
5
The column lists a mix of notices and ads including the Tatham Spring telephone rollout. W. P. Lawrence promotes bricks, Shrager Bros clothing for men at five dollars, dental practice plans in Willisburg May 2, postmaster reappointment for Lebanon, wool market offers, and personal items such as lost gold watch and nurse Lizzie Montgomery. Also mentions poultry tonics, carriage trades, local sales, court actions, and society announcements.
Personal notes list numerous visits and movements of residents and guests. Names include Miss Eddie Shader, Miss Rebecca McElroy, Miss Louise Settles, Miss Regena Mackin, Mrs. Kate Spalding, Mrs. Teresa Hagan, Miss Elizabeth Leachman, Miss Mary Handley, Mr. J. L. Allen, Mr. Hood Cunningham, and many others visiting Lebanon, Louisville, Bardstown, and nearby towns. Activities span weddings, visits, business, and travel to Louisville, Shelbyville, and Meade county. The column also records weddings, engagements, and social gatherings at local homes and churches.
An advertisement claims chronic constipation causes blood poisoning and that Dr. King’s New Life removes poisonous germs and revives the body. It promises relief from stomach pain nausea dizziness and calic with no discomfort and a 25 cent guarantee through J. Haydon’s drug store.
A woman aged seventy credits Electric Bitters with reversing twenty years of dispersia and restoring vigor. The testimonial claims complete cure, renewed energy, and improved stomach liver and kidneys, accompanied by better blood quality. Sold by C. J. Haydon for 50 cents bottle with guarantee.
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