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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1909
Page
2
Advertises XTRAGOOD garments with extra full cuts and strong construction. Knee pants feature a "Seat of Wear" for added durability and longer service, claiming they cost less in the long run than cheaper clothes with lower price tags.
An appeal to readers to send visitations, births, deaths, marriages, fires, accidents, and local happenings to a county paper. Encourages cooperation with the local correspondent, urges support for the paper, and argues that reader input improves weekly village letters and regional coverage. Persistent tone advocates open sharing and community engagement.
A call from Jas Moran Jr invites former correspondents to submit news items for the Sun. Readers are urged to send in any news, as early as possible, promising a loyal publication stance and appreciation for contributions.
A humorous ball game narrative uses players named after foods and objects. The tale follows odd events with outs, hits, bases, and a final score of 1 to 0 as players react to pitches and crowd antics.
A promotional item proclaims Dr King’s New Discovery as the king of throat and lung remedies. It claims to kill germs and colds, stop coughing, heal bronchial membranes, and halt hemorrhages with testimonials and a money back guarantee.
Bardstown Standard reports the death of Pete the mule from Mattingly and Moore Distillery. Brought from Washington county by Henry Edelen twenty years ago this month Pete never missed a duty in all that time. His companion Loge aged similarly was retired five years ago and living in clover.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe gentle laxative for babies and adults. It emphasizes avoiding salts or narcotics and claims many testimonials from mothers and "Weathers" the hotel man endorse its use. A free sample offer and sale by The Red Cross Drug Store are noted.
An illustrated tale recounts Wille building a castle in Spain with turret and gate guarded by a fierce battle. A band attacks the princess. Wille defeats them with a sword, saving his bride. The piece blends whimsy with a heroic ending and rustic humor from the period.
Fragmentary dialogue describes a stander named Standiar and two men at a post office. One man lets a woman pass before him, prompting the other to accuse him and question if his action was courteous or fair. The text shows confusion and a request to determine who was right.
Many people object to strong medicines for rheumatism and prefer external relief. When there is no fever or swelling, Chamberlain's Liniment provides quick relief. the Leo Haydon Drug Co. offers it for sale.
A paraphrase argues that persistent advertising mirrors railroad warning signs. Recalling how signs at crossings become familiar after rapid exposure, it suggests constant effort prevents forgotten impact and reduces crash risks by keeping messages visible and repeated.
Ohio affidavit from Frank J. Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney & Co promises one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason attests on December 6. Ad claims internal use affects blood and mucous surfaces and invites testimonials. Sold by all druggists with family pills for constipation.
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Heart Cure as a tonic to strengthen heart nerves and muscle. A testimonial from Mrs. D Barron of Covington Kentucky claims complete relief after three bottles, with permission to refund the first bottle price through the selling druggist. Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart Indiana is given for purchase.
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