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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1909
Page
3
A collection of satirical quotes and snippets from various newspapers and editors. The items include humorous asides on women, fashion, journalism, and public life, plus a local oddity about cows eating campaign literature and a birth report in New York. Entities cited include multiple state papers, cities such as Elizabethtown and Shelbyville, and periodicals like Farm ers Home Journal and The Bee Hive.
Personal account from J. P. Dem of Dempsey Alabama describing a cholera infantum episode in a one year old child. After failing to find a physician, Elder Bros. & Carter's store recommended Chamblin's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. A bottle given to the child relieved symptoms in fifteen minutes and led to a full recovery. Sold by The Leo Haydon Drug Co.
Persons desiring a full course in vocal and mental or public school music will enjoy unexcelled opportunities in the Western Normal. Write for special information. Address H. H. ae i , Cherry, Boyling Green, Ky. Subscribe for The Sun $1.00 year The Sup and Charter-Journal $1.50
An old time health ad extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe liquid laxative for constipation in children and adults. It claims benefits for digestion and general well being, offers a free trial bottle, and lists Monticello Illinois address for Dr W B Caldwell with local pharmacy The Rea Cross Drug Store.
A collage of travel notes and comic vignettes. The orchid hunting yarn recounts a perilous trek up the Orinoco with a rogue partner, ill fortune, and encounters with cannibal remains. Interspersed are humorous items from daily life and pointed quips on manners and misadventure.
The fragment lists multiple historic newspapers and city names including Cincinnati Louisville and St. Louis. It appears as a catalog or masthead snippet from a periodical page showing various newspaper titles and editions such as Semi-Weekly and Weekly formats across multiple cities.
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