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Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1906

Page

8

Canary Village Notices and Local Moves

Canary. Our small village announces a mixed update of events and moves. Mrs Kitty Young of Stewart visited her son Elmer nearby while R Canary sold a horse to Oscar Bottom for 125 dollars. Lon Barker left Bottom & Barker for Feniwek after selling his stake. John Tobin sold hogs at six cents. Oscar Bottom and wife stayed with his father at Stewart. Nora Bottom visits. B Canary improves.

Kitty Young Stewart Elmer R. ©. Canary Oscar Bottom J. A. Johnson Lon Barker Bottom & Barker Feniwek B. D. Lake John Tobin Nora Bottom A. Canary

Death From Lockjaw Reported After Injury Treated

A man died from lockjaw after an injury treated with Bocklen a Arnica Salve. The antiseptic remedy is advertised as healing residue and sold at C J Haydon's drug store.

Pever C. J. Haydon

Happy Hollow Social Notes Among Local Families

Mr Tollie Griffy and family visited Mr J M Shields and family Saturday and Sunday. Mr Sweeney of Shelbyville visited his sister Mrs J S Thomas last week. Mrs Della Keeling spent Sunday with Miss Hattie Settles of Sycamore Valley. Mrs Martha Armstrong and daughter visited Mrs C R Hines last Thursday. Mr John Armstrong and family visited his sister in Anderson county last Saturday and Sunday. Mr D W Crow has returned home after visiting his father in Til Mows. Neighborhood reports turkeys sold with good prices. Mr George Dean visited his father Larkin Dean near here Saturday and Sunday. Mr Roy Walls of Pleasant Grove was at Glens Creek Sunday. Mrs John Harmon visited Mr C Mines Saturday night and Sunday.

Tollie Griffy J. M. Shields Sweeney Shelbyville J. S. Thomas Della Keeling Hattie Settles Sycamore Valley Martha Armstrong C. R. Hines John Armstrong Anderson County D. W. Crow Tilmows George Dean Larkin Dean Near Here Roy Walls Pleasant Grove Glens Creek John Harmon C. Mines Tyne Cecil Jett Walker Jeasie Alvey Loretto Bert Alvey Fulton Alvey Calvin Stone Nelson County Robert McIntire Bivens and Simmons Davis County Jack Johnston Robert Nally Athertonville Sherd Sam Naily Florence Osbourn Chicago Neice Mary Alvey Virgie Nalley St. Catherines Jim McCullom Teresa Blanford Cecilagillé Edd Kidwell Tyman Keene Tiney McIntire Bardstown Mary L. Buckman R. A. MeIntire Nettie O'Bryan Needmore Polin McIntire Will, Blanford Lory Patty Blanford J. C. Ensor Edd Wheatley Ben Miles Thomas Wheatley Thomas O'Bryan Place Lebanon Pike al’ Wheatley Louisville Bettie Wheatley

Alarming Health Claims and Temperance Reform Notes

A fragment discusses Dr New Life Pills and stomach relief, claiming cures for constipation and biliousness, with ads urging trials at Red Cross Drug Store. It also notes Temperance Law failures in Russia showing state liquor monopolies failed to curb drinking, with more alcohol in homes and harm to families.

C. J. Haydon Red Cross

Folklore of Famous Authors Revealed in Quirky Habits

The piece catalogs idiosyncrasies of literary figures from Keats to Darwin, noting Keats favored red pepper on toast and Dickens wore jewelry, Poe loved his cat and feet, Thackeray paused at the House of his Vanity Fair work, Dumas bought art with books, Stevenson flute practice, Browning restless, Longfellow timed moods at sunrise or sunset, Holmes carried a chestnut and potato, Hawthorne washed before letters, and Darwin tore volumes for convenience.

Fifteenth Century Manners and Ears as Personality Clues

Excerpts from a 1476 Book of Manners advise polite behavior such as sharing fruit and proper table conduct. The piece notes how ear shape and size were thought to reflect character, citing Gladstone and others. It closes with assorted aphorisms on love, happiness, endurance, and work.

Mooresville News Roundup Notes Local Life Events

An eleven pound boy born to Mr and Mrs J M Strange. The Farris infant died and was buried at New Hope cemetery last week. Madd bridge work finishes this week and opens to travel. Mr and Mrs W H Boblitt hosted dinner last Saturday. A S of E lodge formed here with Jas Truax elected president and Wm Eddleman Jr vice president and T J Settles secretary. They plan to meet in Mooresville next Saturday inviting joiners. Mrs Mollie Trent died last Tuesday at Willisburg funeral led by Rev Simms. A large crowd heard Rev Benight preach at New Hope. Owen and John Ellis visited Stringtown Sunday.

J. M. Strange Elijah Farris New Hope Cemetery Madd W. H. Boblitt A. S. of E Jas, Truax Wm. Eddleman, Jr T. J. Settles Mooresville Simms Willisburg Rev Benight Semminary New Hope Owen John Ellis Stringtown

Electric Bitters touted as cure for diverse ailments in India

A Bennetts Cross claim describes Electric Bitters as a remedy for serpent bites and common illnesses like fever malaria biliousness and kidney troubles. The testimonial notes a wife was restored after long suffering and lists price at 50c.

India S. Brown Bennetts C Haydon

In Praise of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

Praises for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective and prompt for coughs and croup. Parents testify to its merit for children, noting it is pleasant to take and non irritating. A South Africa resident endorses its use and recommends it. sold by reliable dealers in the Blue Grass.

Chaberlain E. A. Humphreys E. Locke Alice Cape Colony South Africa Mberlain

Money Buys em

A New York man leaves $20 000 to his wife if she remarries. The piece notes women seek husbands who provide money for a better life, implying money can buy husbands of various kinds.

New York

Suburban Classifieds Readers Seek Farm Supplies and Poultry

Sub scribers list items for sale including good work horse harness cedar posts and breeding poultry. Mrs Katherine Settles offers a black work horse. J S McElroy advertises Manorca cockrels. Miss Eliza McIntire and Mrs Sam Hall post Mammoth Bronze turkeys. 3 C Brown cockerels 50 cents. Leghorn hens and Rhode Island cockrels also listed with prices.

Katherine Settles Psa Cregor Ton Ky Blymoth Rock T. L. Mudd Rae R.A. Wheatley Rt 5 Cedar Post W. H. Sate Mooresville Bees J. S. McElroy Eliza McIntire Route 5 Springfield Wrights Louisville Sam ‘Hall, McIntire Seana Seat

No Opium in Chamberlain Cough Remedy

Claim that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy contains no opium or harmful drugs. Endorsed for over thirty years as a successful medicine for colds croup and whooping cough. Described as pleasant to take and loved by children. Sold by reliable dealers in the Blue Grass.

Blue Grass

Attraetions Include Pershon Perfection U S at Glen Meadows

Among the attractions are Merry Patriot by Chief Perfection 24 full brother to the phenomenal Saal we believe the greatest boar Perfection U S Septaratnr a winner at the Worlds Petnte Leum. Out of A S Lane senior champion son of the world. Sale peal M6th St and Portland Ave ree blocks at 15th and Main Streets. Glen Meadows Stock Farm Sheperdsville KY.

U. S Septaratnr Peinte Leum Portland Ave

McIntire Area News Spares Few Local Happenings

The column lists farm and family movements with Polin McIntire returning from Union County planning to relocate his family. Births, dances, house moves, eye testing by Dr Calvin Stone, a riding accident near the Lebannon Pike, and Thanksgiving visits fill the local scene. Several residents from Bardstown Davis County and Chicago are noted visiting relatives.

Alleged New Jersey anarchists arrested in Naples

Alleged New Jersey anarchists were arrested in Naples on a plot to kill the King of Italy. Chief Engineer MacKenzie in Washington urges liberal appropriations for Mississippi and Missouri.

New Jersey Naples King of Italy MacKenzie Washington Mississippi Missouri

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Canary Happy Hollow FP. E. Daniel Austin, Tex Tuberculosis Congress Chamberlain Keats Erry Dickens Daudet Edgar Allan Poe Thackeray Vanity Fair Alexandre Dumas Robert Louis Stevenson Robert Browning Longfellow Oliver Wendell, Holmes London Outlook Hawthorne Darwin Petra Napoleon Gladstone Sunday Magazine N. Press Money Larue County Set Mai Springfield Market Cincinnati Sarah Oru Indianapolis Glen Louisville, Ky Glen Meadows Shepherdsville, KY A. Glenn LaSalle St J. E. Shelby Springfield, Ky Grundy & McIntire McIntire Union County Tom McIntire Rob Lee Clements Sun Hertlein Toytown Heartlein's Heartlein’s Confectionary
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