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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1907
Page
2
A humorous Kansas column narrates youths debating how to start a poem letter, mentions two Springfield girls, and notes local curiosities. Mr. Charlie Pope favors sparrows, a drug store porch chat covers a marriage license price rise, and a Mackville wedding is foretold as dazzling.
A fragmentary reminiscence recounts a Springfield encounter with a harsh spoken remark to a husband and a misdirected eye injury. The narrator recalls social chatter, humorous spectacles, gossip about Thaw cases, and a satirical view of worldly behavior and sleep deprivation.
A Springfield observer recalls a Saturday morning quarrel about blond hair that dissolves into chatter on the Thaw trial. Mr. Cocanougher shares an Indian tale about sparrow pies. The writer jokes about women, almanacs, and chicken heads being chopped before inviting the preacher to dinner.
The narrator argues selfishness seeds crime and divorce, linking moral decay to poor cooking. He suggests defiance of discontent and reliance on faith to cultivate happiness, urging readers to look to God's skies and whistle as a remedy.
New York report describes a spooky party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Alfred Brooke at the Hotel St. James with ghostly decor, illuminated skulls, and a midnight ghost dance as attendees feasted on eerie ambience.
A long list of Springfield area lands and farms for sale with numbers and features. Entries include acreage ranges from 65 to 275 acres, multiple dwellings, tobacco barns, timber, bluegrass, water, fences, and nearby towns like Springfield and Maud. Prices range from about 15 to 1000 per acre with several easy payment notes.
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