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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1910
Page
3
A playful verse depicts Cupid arming for love chasing Inds and using a single shaft to pierce many hearts beside a garden gate. The nimble tale emphasizes luck, paths, and a cheeky plan to win affection with one precise arrow.
The article traces St Valentine from pagan Lupercalia origins to medieval and modern celebrations. It notes the shift from rites to saintly imitation, describes early name drawings, and recounts 16th century attempts to curb pagan practice. It highlights Valentine cards, birds, teddy bears, and ornate lace valentines.
Lexington police concluded no organized band damaged the Burley Tobacco Society offices in the McClelland building. They suspect a drunken individual acted alone, contradicting claims of Winchester night riders planning attacks and hangings on Clarence Lebus and other officials.
Readers can craft stylish Easter hats at home using wire frames, mull, braid, ribbons, and flowers. The guide details color choices, trimming methods, and steps to cover frames, shape rosettes, and finish with ribbons, quills, and ornaments, urging home dressmakers to try a stylish spring project.
A simple school dress design described in dark serge with a matching bodice and skirt. It features a shoulder tuck, silk covered buttons, a full skirt at the sides and back, a deep turnover collar edged with lace, and requires four yards of fabric, lining, and sixteen buttons.
A mannish ulster made of white blanket or chinchilla cloth proves practical for southern travel. Three quarter length coats are cozy, smart, and easy to clean, slipping on and off quickly when boarding or leaving the train.
Minneapolis letters praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from longstanding female ailments. A Minneapolis woman urges publication of her testimonial to show the product helps beat women, and Lydia E. Pinkham offers confidential advice through Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Uncle Ephraim’s razorback hogs vanish from a rear pen and he believes they slipped through a crack in the structure. A neighbor notes the old man’s despair as he searches for an explanation and the missing pair.
A California wife recounts switching from coffee to Postum after nerve years and insomnia. She notes mood and weight improvements and cites a friend who quit coffee and stopped headaches. The piece ends with stray, garbled references to books and earnings.
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