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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1909

Page

3

Forbidden Ground At The RE Oils Basar Encounter

In a moonlit scene at the RE Oils Basar Jim and Douglas confront the pastor seeking Polly. Douglas presses to see her, while Jim hesitates and guards the wagons. Elsewhere Elverson pursues a fleeing figure into the big top as chaos and curiosity swirl around the circus grounds.

Ell Jim Sid Polly Douglas Jim Bure Strong Elyerson Wes Elverson Theoo Barker Tie Sheperd Sepherdess Pim

In the Circus Camp Polly and Douglas Confront Past

Polly faces a tense reunion with Douglas after a breakup. He pleads for Polly to return if she is unhappy, while Polly resists and is drawn into a confrontation with Deacon Strong who accuses her of breaking a bargain. A child’s care note follows later, unrelated to the drama.

Strong Elverson Douglas Barker Polly Bingo Tom Barbatan Eloise Ared Deacon Strong Hong

Death of Mrs. Healy in New Haven at 69

Mrs. Julia Barry Healy 69, widow of Dr. John Healy of Raywick, died at her New Haven home at 12 30 a m after asthma illness. Funeral held Wednesday at 7 am with Rev Father William Hogarty Requiem High Mass. Interred New Haven cemetery. Survived by sister Mrs Edwin C Hagan and brothers Joe and John J Barry. Known writer under pen name John George Barry.

Marion Falcon Julia Barry Healy John Healy Raywick New Hay Iy William Hogarty New Haven John George Barry Edwin C. Hagan Messrs Joe and John J. Barry

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim

Deafness cannot be cured by local applications, only constitutional remedies. Catarrh inflames the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube, causing rumbling or imperfect hearing. Hall's Catarrh Cure offers $100 for any deafness case not cured, with circulars available. pills for constipation also promoted.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Fearfully Burned Marion Falcon at Arbuckle Creek

Four year old Mapel Luckett, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam B Luckett, was badly burned near boiling water while playing by a kettle during family laundry near Arbuckle Creek. Mrs Luckett rescued her. Dr G G Thornton treated burns. child not seriously harmed and is granddaughter of Esquire J C Beaven.

Marion Falcon Arbuckle’s Creek Mapel Sam B. Luckett G. G. Thornton Esquire J. C. Beaven

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin touted as stomach remedy

An old time ad extols Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative tonic for stomach trouble and constipation. It cites cures by J C Lanham and William Woll, offers free bottles to readers, and lists Monticello Minnesota and The Red Cross Drug Store as sellers.

William Woll Elliston St Louisville W. B. Caldwell Caldwell Bidg Monticello Mit

Newspaper names and publication list in 19th century reel

A fragment listing periodicals including The Sun and Weekly Cincinnati Weekly Atlanta Constitution as well as Semi Weekly St Louis Republic and Semi-Weekly St Louis Globe Pamannat. The text shows era oriented newspaper branding without article content. Entities include The Sun, Cincinnati, Atlanta, St Louis Republic, St Louis Globe, and Pamannat.

Cincinnati Atlanta Constitution St. Louis Republic St. Louis Globe Pamannat

Poultry tonic advertised by local drug store

Notice urges Poultry Raisers to use a tonic labeled R4-11-4 to prevent Cholera Gapes Roup Canker and Limberneck in fowls. Claims health benefits and no cure. Promotes booklet on diseases of poultry and Sun and Courier-Journal subscription.

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