Change of the Sun at Springfield Delights Local Press
J Rogers Gore sells the Springfield Sun to Hugh Lee Smith who has led the paper’s work for years. Gore departs for Louisville to edit a Sunday paper, while Springfield and Washington county press praise Smith and lament Gore’s move. Local papers applaud the transition and Smith’s readiness to continue the Sun’s success.
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Harrodsburg
Smith
the Sun
Elizabethtown
Springfield Sun
J. Rogers Gore
Hugh Lee Smith
Gore
The
Sun
Kentucky
Mr. Gore
Louisville
Springfield
Washington County
Bardstown
Jeffersonian
Prince of Good Fellows
Hugh Lee
Springfield Sun Sold to Hugh Lee Smith
Hartford Herald reports Mr. J. Rogers Gore sold the Springfield Sun to Hugh Lee Smith, a longtime paper man who will continue publication. Gore bids subscribers farewell with Sunrise Sunset, a poetic tribute deemed a rhetorical gem and fit for readers’ scrapbooks.
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Kentucky State Journal
Rogers Gore
Springfield Sun
Hugh Lee Smith
LaRue Herald
J. Rogers Gore
The
Herald
Smith
Sun
Hartford Herald
Gore
Train Tales at Podunk Lifted by Irony and Fray
A fragmented comic travelogue aboard a stalled rail journey from Podunk recounts irate passengers, a sly conductor seeking a fix, a bold Jewish seller demanding refunds, and a quick wit narrator observing a wedding party, a grandmother, and passing curiosities amid delays. The piece closes with quips about money, fame, poetry, marriage in Wyoming, and a lost two ducks plea.
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Podunk
Cross Roads
Southern
Clubbing Rates with Louisville Newspapers
Advertising rates list for Louisville papers including The Sun The Louisville Times Journal Herald and related weekday and Sunday editions. Mentions one year subscriptions and weekly options. pricing details appear fragmented across lines.
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Louisville Herald
Courier-Journal
the Sun
The
Louisville ‘Times
Daily Journal
Bae
Daily
Sunday
Sun and
Herald
Louisville
Liar Exposed By Tiny Indian Tjitjak Story
A small reptile tale reveals the Tjitjak lizard species of the chameleon family. Three inches long, tjitjaks crawl indoors. They prefer the inner side of a man's shirt and are valued in India for eating mosquitoes and other insects.
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India
Are You Sick Doctor Miles Nervine Ad
An advertisement explains that illness stems from a weak nervous system and promotes Dr Miles Nervine as a remedy to soothe irritated nerves and restore nerve strength. It urges readers to try the product to feel its beneficial effects.
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Miles
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Louisville Times
Evening Post
Marion Falcon
Igol
J. M. Trent
Willisburg, Ky
WLI
Oncle
Suiperville
Baron Munchausen
Harriman
Wyoming
Milwaukee
Staan
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