Local notes and weather from PULLIAM area
Pulliam items report family visits and illness in the Merrell Pinkston and Jenkins circles, tobacco farming active with hog filling and striping season, plans for Edd Goff to DeKalb, ill trips for Mrs Jotany, and general news scarcity. Also a field note on rattlesnakes and sensory limits, plus a magazine quote from Outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fos
Merrell Pinkston
J. H. Scott
C. T. Scott
Scraggsvillers
Bertha Foster
J. B. Jenkins
Willie Golf
Goff
Jazie White
Edd Goff
DeKalb
Jotany
How to Treat Damp Walls
A home remedy advises making a varnish from one part shellac to two parts naphtha and applying it to the damp wall. The varnish has a strong odor but dries to a waterproof coating. Wallpapering can proceed once the wall is dry.
How to Rel ia Nosebleed Relief Tip
A guide explains a quick home remedy for nosebleeds. Roll a four inch strip of white newspaper edge, moisten, and place on the gums above the teeth with the upper lip folded down. Apply firm pressure to stop the bleeding immediately.
Washington Circuit Court Sale for 160 Acres in Ky
By virtue of a 1907 Washington Circuit Court judgment sale, 160 acre tract on Glens Creek in Washington County Ky to be sold at 1 pm to highest bidder on credit terms of 6 12 and 15 months. Purchaser must post bonds with interest from sale date. lien retained to ensure compliance. G Leachman M C W C C
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Washington Circuit Court
Washington County
Glens Creek
J. W. Hays
Joseph Hays
School House
John Brown
Washington Catlett
Jas. L. Graham
Allen Cooksey
John M. Milburn
Robert Hays
G. Leachman
Beauty Doctor Banters on Forehead Wrinkle
An old New York American gag ponders cosmetic work with a humorous exchange about removing a wrinkle and the potential trade off of removing a tear. The quip reflects light social satire on beauty trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henriette
New York American
Tahara-Mura Village Ordeal Reveals Thief
In Tahara-Mura Japan villagers over fifteen gathered before the Shinto shrine as a chief sought the thief. Papers were checked against field tracks then a fire ordeal was set. Everyone walked except Shukichi Bhihata who refused the flames and was arrested after confessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahara- Mura
Japan
Deela
Shukichi Bhihata
Lovers quarrel over pie ends with reunion on porch
Harpid and Harold clash over a family spat about pie and goodbye. Sister Ethel’s tears spark a promise to mend, then Harold hurries back to reconcile, delivering a cheerful ending in this real life scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Harold
New York American
French Food Terms Mentioned In Tribune Letter
A brief excerpt from a letter to the New York Tribune discusses food terms used in Italy and France. It references eating various animal parts such as liver and spleen and mentions a chef named Va’ Jere Bragnehaisjin with remarks on habits and appetites.
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Italy
Genit
Mark
Jere Bragnehaisjin
New York Tribune
The Modern Turkish Woman in Europe and the East
A London Strand excerpt notes the modern Turkish woman's better role than Western rivals, listing limited leisure like visits and concerts while she stays within the harem. It mentions multilingual learning, foreign influences, and many books as escapes, highlighting cultural contrasts and constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Strand
Lightning Scenes and Snippets From Old News Rows
A fragmented clippings page describes a thunderstorm sighting of lightning along a telegraph line and a dramatic exclamation. It recalls vintage quotes about matrimony, a playful sailor and a Punch cartoon critiquing decoys, plus disparate notes on elevations in the Americas and a guide on an opera bag as a Christmas gift.
Young Man Increases Salary Through Clark's School of Business
A student who earned $50 a month after enrolling at Clark's School for Business saw a yearly rise to $2100 in ten years, with training described as boosting earning power. The ad touts 12 week shorthand $40, 16 weeks bookkeeping $50, night classes $5 monthly, and job placement under CraRk's School of Business at 1035 4th Louisville Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
CraRk's School OF Business
4Th
Louisville
Care Tips and Civic Notes From an Era
A string of brief items covers personal care and public concerns. Advice on foot care stresses proper stocking fit and baths aiding sleep, with scrubbers and pumice to prevent corns. A piece urges restraint on spring wildfowl shooting to protect breeding stocks. Domestic skin care tips promote a daily routine using cream, powder, and whitening agents for a lighter complexion.
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London Lancet
Pittsburg
How to Waterproof Cloth and Coat of Arms Talk
Instructions describe waterproofing cloth using alum sugar and feod, mixed in rain water, then 24 hours of immersion, drying and pressing. Also note a humorous exchange about adopting a coat of arms and improving manners, referencing a tailor and London Opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newrich
William
Mr. N
London
Springfield Area Real Estate Bargains Offer Rich Tobacco Land
B D Lakes Real Estate ads list numerous tracts near Springfield from 6 to 9 miles out with 65 to 321 acres each. Properties feature good dwellings, barns, tobacco land, timber, water, and lime land with prices from 15 to 60 dollars per acre and several larger selections near Bardstown, Nelson County, and Maud, plus city lots on Matin Street and Grundy Covington avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Price
Schoo House
Ateas
Good Pike
Depot
Maud
Bart
Nelson County
Stoner Pike
Bardstown
Bloomfield
Neboon County
Washington County
Lebanon
Pike
Cooney Neck
Matin
Grundy
Covington
Mackville
Willisburg Pike
CIA
Church
Nelson
Poe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pulliam
the Rattler
Francis Metcalfe
Outing: Magazine
J. H. Hayes
W. A. Milburn
Equity
Fiction
FACT
Jitte Gartrade
York
Puck
North America
South America
Clark’s School For Business
W. F. Trusty
Kentucky
Haydon & Barber
B. D. Lake
Old Massachusetts
Mutual
Drs. RoBards & Hyatt
McElroy & Shultz
Springfield, Kentucky
Dr. J. C. Mudd
Matdon
Dros Stone
Dr. W.w. Ray
Hayden & Robertson’s Drug Store
J. H. Lampton
M.D. Springfield
Opera House
Ella Adams
T. Scott Mayes
Atty-At-Law
Will ‘Tiee
C. C. McChord
W. D. Claybrooke
W. E. Selecman
Court of Washington
Court of Appeal
Marshall Duncan
Springfield, Ky
Robertson Building
Rackington
Court of Appeals
S. M. Campbell
Phine
Emerson
E. W. Goodloe
St. Louis St
Dallas
Tex
Dr. King
Haydon Bertson
John Y Mayes
the Sun
Louisville Times
Io Delly Gourier- Journal
The
Sun
Daily
Bates Ears
Louisville Evening Post
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