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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
2
Miss Nelile Flynn a Lockport New York dry goods clerk suffered a severe head balb for years. Co workers investigated when she felt relief and an insect, alive and about the size of a house fly, fell from her ear. Pain stopped after removal and she recalls the insect alighting years earlier during a summer vacation in the Thousand Islands.
Senator Hansbrough argues for tax free denatured alcohol to power farm engines and stabilize crop prices. He cites Germanys use and predicts modest corn prices, urging cooperative local plants to convert inferior grain and starch into denatured alcohol for lighting heating and motor fuel.
Simple guide from the Chicago News on making college flags. Cut letters from stiff cardboard, trace onto felt, cut with a sharp knife, and paste onto the background with a thin coat of paste. Outline edges by couching a single strand of silk along the edge using a long needle for a neat finish.
An old advertisement claims a dangerous deadlock of liver and bowel function can be quickly resolved by Dr King's New Life Pills. It guarantees absolute payment in every case and is promoted by Dinke & Robertson's drug sales.
The Jersey cattle sale by T. 3. Cooper & Sons at Connersburg Pa on May 30 drew bidders from fourteen states. Twenty four head averaged 767.66, with Imported Stockwell selling for 11500 and Sensational Fern’s Calf at 10200. Shelby county Kentucky sent four top purchases including Golden Fern’s Surprime at 1180 and Eminent’s Doreas at 420. Other notable prices ranged from 4675 to 575 for several cows and 525 for a one year old.
The article outlines correct and wrong methods for washing hair, recommending a lather from soap and water similar to shaving. It advises hot water for rinsing at first, followed by cooler water to avoid cold after washing, and cautions against rubbing hard with nails to prevent scalp injury and hair loss.
A promotional piece touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepain as a liver cure and laxative. It claims the remedy cleanses bowels, stimulates the liver, increases appetite, and strengthens the body while treating constipation indigestion and related stomach issues. It emphasizes ease of use and household necessity.
A nostalgic verse lamenting prohibition spread across Southern states. It mocks local option shifts and dry laws, noting Kentucky to South Carolina embracing restraint while moonshine recedes. Images of stills, mint beds, and fading tavern culture illustrate the legal crackdown and cultural shift.
A petition is filed to hold a local option election at New Hope on July 29 1997. Community enthusiasm rises as eighty attend a meeting to secure speakers. R Masterson and Geo Thomson of New Haven speak with promise of another visit. Judge Thurman is slated to lecture June 15, Rev Hogarty may address, and women organize meetings. All interested are urged to attend. How to Prepare For Pickling warns against copper leaching. only safe vessels should be used.
Instructions describe ebonizing wood by washing in a boiling mixture of inrome foxwood and water then washing with a solution of deetate of froit trends and vinegar. Also explains mower sharpening by removing outer wheels, adjusting pinions, elevating the cutter and applying a paste of emery to sharpen edges.
A brief note on removing rust stains suggests cream of tartar applied to the stain then washed away after a short period. If needed, a second application may complete stain removal. Also described is a Coupe Jacque recipe featuring a lemon base with fruit, a salad, and a maraschino flavored cream topping.
Real estate list offers 121 acres seven miles from Springfield with a dwelling and mineral spring and more. 70 acres six miles from Springfield. 255 acres with multiple barns and homes. 196 acres near Springfield with a seven room dwelling. 174 acres near Springfield with a six room dwelling and stock barn. 2753 acres with two story dwelling and tobacco barns. 250 acres near Springfield with two tobacco barns and orchard. 135 acres near Bloomfield with tobacco land and fence. city lots on Main Street and avenues. 200 acres four miles from Springfield with nine tobacco barns and grass. multiple other parcels priced per acre from 10 to 60 dollars.
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