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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1910
Page
9
An advertisement offers a free 3.50 recipe allegedly curing kidney and urinary ailments, backache and swelling. It promises quick recovery, asks for a return envelope, and cites Detroit Michigan as the sender, claiming the remedy uses harmless ingredients. It urges readers to obtain the recipe by mail from Robinson at Luck Building.
In a lighthearted dialogue a wife questions a husband about smoking her birthday cigars. He insists he will keep one for a future moment, joking that he plans to burn it later with a wink. The exchange highlights domestic humor and wordplay.
A family tale on benevolence describes a mother finding a $25 item in the attic 18 years after it was put away. The story emphasizes that benevolence creates its own reward and gives to those in need.
A report describes a deceptive scheme where a party misleads residents into joining a loft collection effort. The tactic aimed to extract funds under false pretenses, raising questions about oversight and accountability for organizers.
Thousands of men and women are urged to view rheumatism as a symptom from blocked kidneys. The ad claims uric acid and wastes clogging kidney pores cause rheumatic pain and offers a Dandelion and Karon solution to purify blood and aid urinary health.
Blakeley and McKnight pursue forged notes tied to Bronson while a mysterious girl at a Dallas dinner recalls a wreck. A gold purse possession, a recovered necklace, and a hidden grander motive thread through a tale of secrecy, trust, and danger.
At a rural station near the wreck scene McKnight questions a telegraph agent about the Washington Filer disaster. The agent recalls a man in dark clothes and a derby hat seen near the platform, and recounts injuries and a note about a long distance message. Meanwhile Russia reports record wheat output and shipping dynamics, contrasting with U.S. import challenges.
A vintage advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as restoring kidney function, claiming rapid relief from headaches urinary troubles and swelling. It urges purchase from Foster Milburn Co and notes a price of 0 cents per box.
In Clinoistown a workingman learned a ninth baby arrived and exclaimed Sufficient. Neighbors credited the name as original, noting a family jokingly used Sufficient for the newborn. A New York family welcomed a tenth daughter after many, the event tied to the old slang cestnut and the surname Marron emerged from a phonetic variant.
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