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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1905
Page
2
A curiously dense excerpt reflects on love as a central human force, contrasting youth’s sentiment with enduring adult attachment, warning readers about late awakenings to love’s power. It shifts to admonitions for husbands toward wives, urging respect, attention, and restraint in domestic life amid everyday trials.
A fourteen or fifteen year old boy named Holly, son of Bruner Cinnamon, was wounded while hunting after a companion attempted to reach a gun. The incident occurred last Thursday afternoon as they were out together.
A rain fell last week in Jenkinsville. Will Hatchett was in Lebanon on business. Dork Harmon and son bought shouts from J T Lester at 44 cents. Sam Hamilton, recently opening a grocery line, is doing well. Woodson White of Perryville visited his sister Mrs John Watts. James Hamilton bought a twelve year old mare from David Bottom for 40 dollars. Will Matherly and Miss Lizzie Bottom spent Sunday at Tatham Springs. Mrs Brown of Spencer County visits relatives here. W V Turner and family spent last Sunday with L A Phillips and wife. Chamberlains Pain Balm advertised for sprains and aches. For sale by C J Haydon.
Miss Alta Lawrence fourteen daughter of the late Dave Lawrence fell from a moving passenger train near Riley's station while waving to relatives and suffered severe injuries to the shoulders and neck. She was taken to Red Mouser's home and remained unconscious, with brief improvement reported by physicians.
Youneedit Salve by Dr J W Thomas Hodgenville Ky is advertised as one of the few salves that absolutely cures piles. The ad cites 1426 testimonials from people cured or helped in the past year and notes 2046 boxes sold since its market debut about a year ago.
A reflective verse urges calm after hardship. It speaks of stormy pain, tears, and sorrow tempered by faith and hope for a brighter morrow. The speaker calls for folding away fears and embracing a future with more contentment.
Wheat harvest runs at full tilt in Daviess county with the bulk soon in shock and yields seen as the largest yet. The T. J. Turley Company reports record mower and binder sales in Owensboro, with heavy express shipments for eight foot blade binders. Bransford mills pays 84 cents for wheat at the mill and 82 cents on cars.
J D Yankee bought five sheep from J W Best for 25 dollars while Best bought a mowing machine from J W Sweeny of Mackville for 365. T Goode of Nevada visited the village on business. Ed White and wife stayed with J W Best last week. The An derson brothers were here last Saturday and J T Bottom, a veterinary surgeon, was in Springfield.
Mr J T Barber of Irwinville Georgia keeps Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand for sudden attacks. He reports it as one of the best medicines he ever used and keeps a bottle in his room for repeated colic episodes. Sold by C J.
John Medley and Tom Gowdy of Holy Cross were seated on a fence when Gowdy jumped down and the shotgun he held discharged, killing Medley. The incident occurred Sunday morning and left Gowdy involved as a participant.
A companion discharged a weapon striking Irvine Medley in the head, killing him instantly. Coroner Brussels presided at the inquest. the jury ruled the death an accident. The deceased was son of Irvine Medley who once lived near St. Charles.
A horse driven by Tom Phillips ran wild Saturday around 10 am from Market and Mulberry, crossing Main to beyond Putnam's. A farm wagon was struck, the horse was severely cut while leaping a wire fence, Phillips was thrown but lightly hurt, and a negro named Thornton Graham was struck and later reported recovering.
Mr James Yocum of Chickasaw Indian Territory visits his brother Mr George Yocum in Mooresville. Also noted is Mr Thomas Leggins, an ex Confederated veteran, in town.
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