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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1905
Page
7
On the Orient’s arrival in the Thames a tale of vengeance and scandal unfolds. Lord Ventnor’s plot against Anstruther is exposed by Mrs Costobell’s confession, revealing an affair and a court martial. Costobell seeks to clear Anstruther while ensuring Ventnor answers for deceit.
An advertising notice promotes Paracamph as a safe cooling external remedy for aches and pains. It claims cures for rheumatism, neuralgia, tooth pain, wounded skin, bruises, burns, sore throat, and more, asserting suitability for all ages and offering refunds if unsatisfied. Sold in 2c, 10c, and $1.00 bottles by The Paracamph Company of Louisville, Ky.
After Anstruther is reinstated, Robert Anstruther reveals a breakthrough mine on Rainbow Island. Iris, his wife, and Sir Arthur Deane’s circle back bold plans with loans secured by Robert. A government pardon and new mining operations in Hong Kong lead to a triumphant future as Robert resigns his commission to run the venture. John T. Foster dies at Arlington, New Jersey.
Cynthiana Kentucky July 13 Walter Scott the Death Valley millionaire rider born in Boone county about 35 years ago. As a baby he lived in this city opposite lawyer W S Cason. He left here between ages 10 and 14 for Texas and later rode with Buffalo Bill in Chicago. His mother, a Boone county lady, died years ago. his father was Col George A Scott. Walter left for Texas about 25 years ago and gained fame for his riding. He has four brothers in the west. all live here now except William who is dead. He has one sister Mrs Daniel Ammerman of this county.
Frankfort July 13 Superintendent Fuqua fixed the public school per capita at 3.25 for the year ending June 30 1996 shattering the state record. The school fund total resources amount to 2,420,000 certified by Auditor Hager. The census basis lists 731,000 school age children compiled by Fuqua through county superintendents.
A compact roundup notes Al D. McClure was shot dead resisting arrest in Leitchfield after allegedly drunken conduct. John Cox died by suicide near Mt Eden over love troubles. contempt proceedings against Newport officials were dropped. 32 guardsmen lost a $10,000 damages case in Knox circuit court. a schoolhouse tragedy in Allen County left Garland Dennis gravely injured. county attorneys meet at Crab Orchard Springs. humane society urges gentler dog killings in Louisville. heavy rains cause crop damage in Henderson and Geneva. Waco Deposit Bank organized in Madison County. Capt. E W Lyen, Confederate veteran, dies in Harrodsburg. boy Virgil Hogan dies after being kicked by a horse near Winchester.
An old advertisement describes sick headache as a nervous storm centered in the brain causing nausea and vomiting and warns it can weaken memory and trigger epilepsy or dizziness. It promotes Preiles ee na stop pain and Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills as non opium remedies said to halt a headache without paralyzing nerves.
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