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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
2
Marshall Duncan, a lawyer based in Springfield, maintains an office in the Robertson Building and plans to practice in the Courts of Washington and Kentucky, as announced to local authorities.
The article describes removing rust from nickel plating by applying motten tallow to the spot and letting it stand for several days. After treatment, rub with powdered rotten stone, wash with ammonia and water, then polish with dry whiting. This process aims to loosen stubborn rust spots on nickel surfaces.
A guide notes the young housewife should dice onions by cutting crosswise to slice with the grain. It emphasizes cutting across the fiber as a first cooking principle for vegetables.
Higginsport Ohio June 18 letter describes a river trip along the Ohio from Higginsport through Utopia Smiths Landing Ruel Neville Moscow and back via a different route. It notes floods driftwood arable farms cattle orchards tobacco timing corn and wheat crops and contrasts Ohio with Kentucky hospitality and education. It ends with praise forSpringfield and a Roosevelt quote about families and parents prior to a sign off by Mary Hines wife home.
July 1 start for Sparrow schools with Claud Perry as teacher. Tobacco is near ready, corn and oats look to yield well. Misses Barnett and Morgan and Rev. Olmstead visited W. C. Cammack and family. Rev C C Allen spoke on A. S. of & to a large audience. A series of meetings at old Fair Mount led by H L Olmstead continuing a week or more. House of worship planned at Fair Mount, 36 by 50 foundation laid, funds largely raised. All invited.
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York recounts conflicting doctor opinions from five experts who misdiagnosed his illness as heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and liver and stomach trouble. His wife advised electric bitters which he credits with restoring his health and vigor. Haydon Robertson advertise guaranteed cure for blood poison weakness and stomach liver and kidney complaints in Los Angeles California and surrounding area.
Kentucky Standard reports Judge I. H. Thurman of Springfield spoke at New Hope last Saturday evening urging voters in the precinct to vote out the saloons at the July 29 election. The address drew a large audience of interested ladies and others and was well received with no abuse or invective.
A Washington Star guide on keeping brushes clean and long lasting. Details cleaning methods for camel hair, hair, and toothbrushes, including rinsing, drying, combing, and soaking in soda solutions. Advises drying in sun, hanging long-handled brushes by twine, and avoiding moisture to extend life.
The speaker asserts happiness from duty and bearing one another's burdens, stressing that training, cooperation, or government aid cannot replace a strong upright character. True strength lies in goodness of heart and clear thinking to endure a harsh work world, with emphasis on the home as the foundation.
An article argues it is wise to consult a physician for some conditions but many stomach and digestive ailments can be treated at home with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It cites a case of Mr Herrin of Lawrenceville, once told to Die, who improved after using the remedy. The piece praises its effectiveness and guarantees or money back.
An 1880s technical essay argues good pipe quality hinges on central bowl-stem alignment, even heat, and steady draft. It warns against elaborate pipes, claims plain bow and reed-stem pipes offer best burn, and links improper construction to tar buildup and health risks.
Farm and Fireside advises early protection by greasing the parent hens with light oil to prevent lice transmission to chicks. Apply oil to heads and necks weekly, grease disliked by poultry, and use oil on each chick weekly. Feed two-week-old poults milk-soaked bread crumbs hard-boiled eggs parsley onion lettuce and cracked corn and wheat four times daily. Keep hens in a coop during dry weather while brood roams freely.
Woolever, a renowned LeRaysville merchant, states Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured his piles twenty years ago. The remedy also claims to heal every sore wound or burn and is sold at Haydon & Robertson’s drug store for 25 cents.
Multiple properties clustered around Springfield and nearby towns are offered by B D Lake. Listings include 121 to 254 acre farms with houses, barns, orchards, and tobacco land, priced from 15 to 75 per acre, plus city lots and investment tracts along pikes and in Nelson and Marion counties. Many properties feature timber, water, fences, and proximity to schools, churches, and depots.
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