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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1907
Page
8
The article highlights an all-white waist featuring German Valenciennes lace in deep cream with padded coin and pin dot embroidery. Paired with a white skirt, it suits evening at home or hosting informal tea, valued for its crush resistance and packability in a suitcase.
The Kaiser, the Kaiserin, and Princess Vio lin Louise retreat to a primitive firwood hut near Syit, tucked away in green woods. A grand set of antlers guards the entrance while a deal table, chairs, and wall hooks furnish the simple retreat where they roast potatoes over embers. Dry fir branches crackle in the fire.
The Alabama incumbent John Morgan spent just $60 on his recent campaign and expenses, claiming this covers all costs for his six year term. With the sixtieth congress opening, his sixth consecutive term begins as he turns 62.
Australia now claims the deepest cord mine in history as New Chum shafts at Bendigo Victoria reach over 4800 feet. Quartz samples yield about BB ounce of gold per ton, tested by government officials, marking a world first at such depth near three quarters of a mile.
A doctor addressing a women’s club on corsets stated that the women of America know what they… The remark reflects ongoing debates over corset use and women’s fashion in the period, highlighting medical and social attitudes toward body shaping.
A quoted speaker recounts a personal shift in views on corsetry. He argues public display of shapes changed his mind, urging women to prefer shapely figures even if breathing may be slightly constricted.
A society man jokes about a telephone party at a tea and recalls a $12.90 bill. Lawrenceburg, Indiana, faces possible inundation as the Ohio River rises, with levee defenses patrolled by armed guards.
Advertisement asserts nerve force governs body functions and urges Dr. Miles Nervine as a remedy for worn-out nerves, insomnia, and poor digestion. It promotes vitality by strengthening the nerves and improving overall health through a longstanding medical claim.
A local price list lists bacon hams at 190 per pound, butter and dried apples by pound, chickens hens in spring, ducks at unknown per pound, corn meal per bushel, oats hides lard and other mill products with figures such as 1.09 per barrel for lines and 1.45 per barrel for salt, turkeys at 10 per pound, tallow 4e, vinegar 2ie per gallon, wool varied, and country sorghum to de and goose tied by piece.
A reader recalls meeting Dr Kings New Life Pills famed for painless purifying that cured a lifelong ache. The piece blends a market report tone with a health testimonial praising improved well being and vitality after use.
Government tax sale listing by district detailing parcels and owners including F.M. Key Bud Crawford Brown Croake Sarah Haydon Mary Edelen Tom Warner Andrew L. and Matthew Hardin with acres and tax costs for 1904 through 1906. Deputy Isham and Osbourne oversee the proceedings with district officials.
List of letters uncalled for includes Mrs J D Barnes 8 R Alvey Willie Hancock River George Mrs Ella Hickman Robert Hurley Miss Effie Sweat. When calling for these or any advertised, give date. W A Waters Postmaster.
Local free advertise note lists numerous entries from Springfield area residents offering livestock poultry and farm goods for sale or trade. Names include Mrs. Mayes Merritt Cecil Clements W A Clements Thompson and other locals with items such as purebred chickens Duroc shoats Rhode Island Reds Mammoth Bronze turkeys and a work horse. A snippet mentions Frances Putnam writing letters under supervision and a Chamberlains Stomach remedy sample offer at a Red Cross Drug Store in Springfield.
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