World crisis reports show improved conditions in 1909
A dispatch from rengo notes a perceived rise in prosperity and fewer gifts to benevolent orders, totaling £147,641,253 with $90,932,000 in 1908. It cites large donations by named individuals and women, a drop in suicides and crime, and shifts in embezzlement and executions across states.
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It’s All Good Reading in The Dover News
The Dover News argues subscribers gain from ads by finding bargains within the paper. Readers save ten cents here and a dollar there by patronizing local sellers who advertise. Reading every advertisement multiplies the value of a subscription beyond entertainment.
Epilepsy and Nervous Diseases Advised Cure by Nervine
The notice promotes Dr Miles Nervine as an effective nerve medicine to strengthen the nervous system and cure epilepsy fits convulsions spasms and St Vitus dance. It claims many cases have been cured and invites readers to write for advice noting a Mr John who used the remedy for years.
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Miles
John
Local social notes and household visits over holidays
Brumfield reports Alvey N Crain returned to Burns Medical College in St Louis after holidays with his parents. Mildred Moore of Shelby City visited sister Mrs John Helm. A child of Seba Brady on Sharp farm broke its leg above the knee and is recovering. Perry Cox bought a milk cow from Dennis Shumaker for 25 dollars. Mr and Mrs James of Isley Ky visiting Mrs Crain. William Armstrong of Clinton Okla returned home Monday. Jack Roach and daughter of J W Clark, and others, returned from visits to Akron Ohio Gainesville Texas and Moreland.
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Alvey N. Crain
Burns Medical College
St. Louis
Mildred Moore
Shelby City
John Helm
Seba Brady
Sharp Farm
Perry Cox
Dennis Shumaker
James
Isley
Crain
Wiliam Armstrong
Clinton
Jack Roach
J. W. Clark
Clay Wade
M. T. Webb
Akron
Ohio
Charles Stewart
Gainesville
Texas
Boss" Stew
Wm. Pipes
Onktle
Pipes
Moreland
Ed Pipes
Lyons
Geo. W. Pipes
Three Months Offer Open Through March Thirty First
For three months, and The Springfield Sun one year, are being offered until March 31, for the advertised subscription, with terms and conditions noted in the public notice.
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Springfield Sun
Daily Evening Post
Prominent Kentucky Farmer Dies After Ill Health
Mr N K Boone of near town died Sunday morning January 9 after months of poor health and a recent bout with pneumonia. Survived by wife Jessie Harrington and eight children, two brothers Charles Boone and Frank Boone, and sister Mrs Kate Warren. Former Boone Bros Distillery Co member turned farmer, respected for kindness and sociability. Funeral at St Josephs Church Monday at 10 conducted by Very Rev C J OConnell. Kentucky Standard.
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George Boone
Gilkey Runpike
Pneumoni
Louisville
Boone
Jessie Harrington
James Harrington
Charles Boone
Boone, Wigginton & Sisco
Bardstown
Frank Boone
Paducah
Kate Warren
Boone Bros. Distillery Co
St. Joseph’s Church
C. J. O'Connell
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Hope for Lung Ailments
A vintage medicine notice extols Dr King’s New Discovery as effective when cold, cough, or lung disease lag. It claims success where traches cough syrups cod liver oil or doctors failed and guarantees satisfaction for sufferers.
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Dr. King
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