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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1907

Page

3

FARM NOTES. A WESTERN FARM PAGE ADVICE FROM 1900s

William Pitt reviews home orchard and cattle care tips. A wash to deter mice from tree trunks uses lime acid carbolic acid sulfur pine tar and supplies, while treating warbles advises turpentine kerosene or mercurial ointment. Notes on alfalfa for arid regions Siberian origin and extreme cold. Wheat yields show England 82 bushels, Germany 23.5. US 14. Calls for winter farm courses, practical farming focus, and cautions on hoarding. Milk veins misidentified as milk channels and need for protection. Guidance on preventing milk fever before calving with diet, epsom salts, and gluten or distillery grains. Bordeaux mixture damages apples. too much copper in damp weather. Study and adjust spray formulas. New York station suggests copper and lime ratios.

Geneva Bordeaux New York

Dangers of a Cold and How to Avoid Them

More fatalities originate from a cold than any other cause, a warning to treat early. Chamberlain's C Remedy is praised as prompt and effective, loosening coughs, easing secretions, and aiding natural recovery. Sold by reputable dealers across the Blue Grass.

Lawyer Overreaches in Philadelphia Tavern Bill

A Pennsylvania lawyer visiting Philadelphia on professional business stayed at a tavern and was charged three dollars daily for room and meals. He claimed he paid up and joked that he ate oysters three times a day to balance the cost.

Interior Pennsylvania Philadelphia

Jamaican Lady Praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy

Mrs Michael Hart wife of the superintendent of cart service in Kingston Jamaica West India Islands endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs and wheezing and would not be without it in her home. Sold by every reliable dealer in the Blue Grass. Subscribe for The Sun. $1.00 year.

Michael Hart Cart Kingston Jamaica West India Islands Shasigh Hemely Chamberin Ivery

Semi annual statement of Peoples Deposit Bank Springfield Ky

Bank publishes its December 31 1906 statement with resources 318248 20 and liabilities 318248 30. Signed by GEO D Robertson president LH Thurman vice president and A Boulware cashier. A quote notes the difficulty of universal brotherhood if borrowing money were never needed.

Peoples Deposit Bank OF Springfield Geo. D. Robertson LH. Thurman A. Boulware

It Costs Nothing to Learn Heart Health Now

A vintage health ad urges testing for heart weakness with Dr Miles Heart Cure. It warns one in four may have a weak heart and claims the remedy relieves symptoms like short breath palpitations and chest pain. A customer testimonial from Elkhart, Indiana, touts past benefits and a money back guarantee.

Miles Miles Midleal Co Ist

The Sign of the Label in a Newspaper Corner

A short note discusses the misread label on a newspaper page and misattribution to Conan Doyle. It compares Sign of the Four with The Sign of the Label, noting a visible label in the left hand corner and inviting reflection on labeling.

Sign of the Label plea for funds in Springfield Sun

A tirade styled oration urges readers to pay arrears to fund gifts for printers and sweethearts, invoking Sherlock Holmes and a "Sign of the Label" as plain, practical relief. It explains subscribing via envelopes to The Sun in Springfield Kentucky, with a mock mystery about money and crime.

Sherlock Holmes Conan Doyle London Mr. Holms Sherlock Holms Johnnie Jones Springfield

Georgia mule talk and Latin language prank at auctions

A Georgia farmer favors plain dialect for mules and mocks Latin classroom swearing. The Atlanta Constitution notes a ready answer from auctioneer William P Lang of Tilton New Hampshire who, while bald, quips back at a boastsome heckler during a sale.

Georgia Atlanta Constitution Williama P. Lang Bill Tilton N. H

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the Sun and Daily Herald Courier-Journal the Sun United State William Pitt N. E. Hanson South Dakota Experiment Station Siberia England Germany United States Hoard George B. Taylor Main Street Carpenter’s Meat Market Geo. B. Taylor Chamberlain Sun OF the Resources Natvniedite Universal Brotherhood of Men Miles Medical Co Elkhart, Ind The Jones Johnnie Tam Daily Herald and Sun
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