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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
4
In Earlham Indiana a housewife raking her front yard uncovered a mutilated five hundred dollar bill. She imagined riches and fantasies including stylish outfits and a chance to outshine her neighbor. The find sparked daydreams of wealth and social triumph.
W B Elliott and Blanche Carpenter wed May 25 1910 at Tatham Springs with Rev H P Hatchette officiating. The issue discusses family ties, social visits, protracted meetings, and local garden and health notes, including Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy endorsements and sales.
Dental office in Hagon Block upstairs advertises first class service in Springfield Kentucky with limited readable details.
Lost on Sunday afternoon was a long pink automobile veil placed between the residence of Mr. J. A. Shader and that of Dr. Ray. Return to this office if found.
Mrs Williams announces a stock of Ready to Wear and Trimmed Hats at half price. W S Gibbs & Sons, acting for the county, purchased from J T Veuth of Harrodsburg a fine jack for 1100 dollars. Rev W A Wolff will preach at Valley Hill School House Sunday June 12 at 4 PM with Sunday School at 8 PM. Everyone invited.
Multiple local items mention half price ready to wear hats and automobile veils at Wathen and Shader, tent sale by Sisters of St Catherine's at Robertson-Claybrooke Co., Mrs Bettie Hord's move to Carlsbad Texas, and various notices. Also events at St Dominics Church and Gayety Vaudeville at the Opera House with reserved seating, plus farm listings and a 1910 community notice list.
Happy Hollow reports fine weather after rains as residents share visits among families. Decor at Hillsboro church planned for the first Saturday afternoon in June with Rev. W A Sutherland to speak. Families gather in Boyle and Pulaski counties and Willisburg for decoration services, with numerous local relatives named in attendance.
Lea Haydon notes Mound City Painta may cost a trifle more, signaling a potential price adjustment. The remark appears in a brief market or catalog item.
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A newspaper notice advertises a liquid external remedy by druggist Leo Haadan for eczema blackheads pimples dandruff tetter and other skin and scalp diseases. It claims rapid cures with a booklet to diagnose and guide self treatment, highlighting convenience and home use.
First class Cleaning and Pressing for ladies and gents garments. Call Springfield Cleaning and Pressing. Pon Gra Gowpy, proprietor. For sale a beautiful tone square 4 mano Hinzen and Rosen make in good condition. For details call at the son office.
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