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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
2
The law forbids speeding on public highways and sets limits under various conditions, including a general maximum of fifteen miles per hour in cities and parks and six miles per hour when approaching crossings or hills. It requires signals to pedestrians, safe stopping on request, and brakes, with fines from ten to one hundred dollars and a damages lien for injured parties.
Step by step method describes tinting lace using paint dissolved in gasoline and dipping lace samples. It advises adjusting color with more gasoline, drying in open air, and exposing to heat to set color while cautioning about odor and fire risk. It includes a preparation step with fuller's earth to remove odor and a drying period before final tinting.
A historical advertorial advocates Calewail s Syrup Pepic as a safe cure for common childhood ailments. It warns of constipation indigestion and worms from neglectful care and claims the syrup settles cramps and diarrhea gently with ample active ingredients, guaranteeing it will work.
In Bradfordsville Capt. J P Fidler lost a barn to a Tuesday night fire destroying two mules feed and tools. A pocket book with eight five dollar coins vanished from H A Kilgore’s store safe while a purse snatching on Market Street led to George Jack’s arrest with trial set for tomorrow. Mrs Susan Gartin died Saturday at her daughter Bettie Dunn’s home in Bradfordsville after a disease complication.
Red Williamson of near Lesueur Minnesota lived with a bizarre post rheumatic symptom. A fever spot on the back of his hand moved around in a fixed seventy two hour cycle. His daughter noticed the circuit and he timed it to a cathedral clock, tattooing the pattern on his hand to know the hour precisely within a few minutes.
Mrs. Clapp reports her son nearly died from lung and throat trouble before Dr King s New Discovery was given. The remedy stopped exhausting coughing every five minutes and she credits it with saving his life and curing him. Haydon Robertson druggists offer a $1.00 trial bottle.
The article urges keeping winter and minor garments together in a plan and stresses care to extend clothing life. It advises brushing and repairing usable items, disposing of irreparably damaged pieces, and selling or donating unsold garments. It notes that mending skills inspire thrift, and gifts to the poor should be refined before giving.
Advice from a forty year maker on piano care. Avoid damp or heat, keep dust off sounding boards, open the lid occasionally, wind a clockwork instrument, use camphor to deter moths, have tuning done regularly, and hire movers for transport to prevent damage.
A reflective plea condemning the money chase among youth and society. It laments parental sacrifices for family honor and warns that public obsession with wealth harms honorable young people and the community. It urges citizens to fulfill public obligations beyond merely pursuing money.
In Kings County Supreme Court, Robert A Brown seeks 25000 from Dr Tom W Colby of 717 Halves Street Brooklyn accusing him of causing Brown’s wife to alienate affections during a long western trip. Colby denies all. Brown alleges the trip occurred March 1 and lasted until August 16, with Colby implying a necessary change of air. The suit details Mrs Brown’s reaction on return and ongoing strain. Colby, about 35, is described as well trusted in his community.
An old advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a quick cure for a fatal stoppage of liver and bowel functions. It claims guaranteed satisfaction and prices at 25 cents, promising relief with a profit backing from Bayeen Robertson's drug store.
Real estate listings with numerous tracts near Springfield and Nelson county. Properties range from 6 to 9 miles out, including farms with 70 to 393 acres, several dwellings, barns, tobacco and grass lands, fruit orchards, water sources, and railroad access. Prices per acre vary, many entries offer easy payments. several city lots and town properties also noted.
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