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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1910

Page

8

In Memoriam for Chas G Anderson at Mackville

Remembrance of grandfather Chas G Anderson who died February 15 1910 near Mackville aged nearly eighty. Survived by four sons and four daughters, interment in family ground. Poem expresses grief and faith, written by a granddaughter M M, plus unrelated patent medicine advertisement appears at end with claims and sales pitch.

Chas. G. Anderson William Anderson Mackville Washington County

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood The Cure

A reader notice proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive internal remedy for catarrh. It claims the medicine works by entering the bloodstream to attack the disease at its source, asserting efficacy across all stages of catarrh.

Dina Apie Ial F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Hall

Local Notes Show Small Deals and Visits Across Town

Lester bought a horse from John Ewing for 15 dollars. Mrs. Ella Harmon leaves Saturday for a four day stay in Lebanon. Poster sells an 885 pound cow to J A Hatchet at 43 cents. Miss Sadie Campbell visits relatives in Mackville Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Medcalf returns from a visit at New Haven. Capt T D English and wife were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Calvert Saturday. Mr. Weech and wife of Bradfordsville visit Mrs. G A Hardy. W C Carpenter ships a carload of hogs to Loutaville bought at 8 cents. Miss Addie Whitehouse of Enido visits Sadie Campbell. Mrs. Mary Dorsey returns to East Texas after visiting Mrs. W B Arnold. Will Webb, barber, returns from Louisville. Dora Campbell returns to Mackville from two weeks with N A Campbell. Geo Powell Deputy Sheriff of Washington county buys a horse from Zeet for 165 dollars and a fine Perchon horse from Joe McDowell at private price.

Lebanon J. A Sadie Campbell Mackville M. J. Medcalf New Haven T. D. English Wm. Calvert Louisville Dora Campbell N. A. Campbell Geo. Powell Washington County Joe McDowell

Good Cough Medicine for Children

The season for coughs and colds is at hand and mothers rely on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It contains no narcotics and is safe for children. A West Virginia mother reports consistent satisfaction with this product for her kids. Sold by Leo Haydon Drug.

Io Gree Emceeson F. Cher C1 Iy W. Va Imberlain Leo Haydon

Local residents host visitors over weekend in Harrodsburg

Mr Richard Smier and family and Mr Walter Lewis and kin visited relatives in Bloomfield and Harrodsburg. Several residents attended Court Day. Hardesty families spent time with friends near Lebanon and Harrodsburg. Various guests included Lucy Barton and the Grays. Mary Williams visits her grandmother Eliza Mitchell. Part of the letter is omitted due to a printer error.

Richard Smier Bloomfield Walter Lewis Mollie Williams S. G. Hardesty Walter Lebanon Mix Lucy Barton R. H. Hardin Lafe Carney E. A. Smothers Larah Trent Ida Harrodsburg Missy Mary Williams Eliza Mitchell Mis Cheser Butler Barlow Walter Scott

An Ideal Cough Medicine Promoted by Dr Wilshire

Dr A Wilshire of ile Indiana endorses an ideal cough medicine for croup and coughs. The tonic claims to meet expectations without opium morphine or chloral, presenting a safe pleasant remedy. Sold locally by the listed dealer.

Renee Ee A. Wilshire Ile Ind Albet Brown

Missing Terrier Tale Finds Its Way Home Bite

In Wienerwurst, Los Angeles, February 17, G W Sewright ate a Wienerwurst and found Miss Anna Bells Scotch terrier Daisy tag No 4413 inside. Sewright demanded accountability, police intervened, and the license clerk confirmed Daisy had been missing for three weeks with a reward offered.

Los Angles Cal G. W.sewright Salone Avenue Atea Sewright Beef Trust Selwright Anna Bell Daisy

Cure Dyspepsia Trial Offers Free Bottle

A promotional notice touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for dyspepsia affecting all ages including laborers and women. It claims quick relief from sour stomach and indigestion and offers a free trial bottle by writing to Dr W B Caldwell at 600 Caldwell Bldg Monticello Ind.

Caidwell Probabl Jong Caldwel W. B. Caldwell Caldwell Bidg Monticello

Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promoted For Various Pains

An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as providing almost instant relief from headaches neuralgia rheumatism and other pains. It claims relief with a single tablet at first attack and notes pleasant taste and availability from druggists at 25 cents. A testimonial from a station agent cites long headaches resolved by the product.

Miles Itvolf Ches Tuame Miles Medical Co Elichart, Ind

Gravel Switch Social News Roundup

Mrs. Sallie B. Whitlock of Parksville visits Aunt Mrs. James Russell. Arthur Dorsey, son of T. D. Dorsey, has pneumonia. Mrs. J. M. Harmon of Boyle County recently visited Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Harmon. Mr. and Mrs. William Brady and family visited Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Inman. Mr. Hubert Kays and sister Miss Mary visit uncle Mr. J. L. Harmon in Washington County. Mr. R. H. Minor sold to Mr. Brisco Crain of Boyle County. Fence fee listed at 90 dollars. G. W. Hays bought from Ed Bradshaw a sorrel horse for 100 dollars. C. A. Boswell of Simms and Mrs. S. T. Houigan with child, plus Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Edwards, visit Nelson Hays and family. Sherman Elliott of Mitchellsburg seen with W. C. Hays. Nannie Overstreet has been ill but improving.

Arthur Dorsey T. D. Dorsey J. M. Harmon Boyle County M. T. Harmon William Brady W. M. Inman Hubert Kays Mary J. L. Harmon Washington County R. H. Minor Brisco Crain Boyle G. W. Hays Ed Bradshaw Lebanon C. A. Boswell Simms T. Houigan R. W. Edwards Nelson Hays Sherman Elliott Mitchellsburg W. C. Hays Nannie Overstreet

Why Salves Fail To Cure Eczema

Scientists state eczema germs lie below the surface. a penetrating liquid is needed not an outward salve. The standard D. D. D. Prescription with Oil of Wintergreen in liquid form promises instant itch relief. A trial bottle priced at 25 cents is advertised by Haydon & Robertson and touted as a long sold remedy with many cures.

Haydon & Robertson

Mississippi Editor Appeals Delinquent Subscribers

A Mississippi editor pleads with unpaid readers to support the paper. He cites personal needs of his family and a hungry printer, urging subscribers to pay nickels and dimes to keep the newspaper viable and help the town grow. He warns against old excuses and emphasizes mutual trust.

Mississippi Baby Jimmy Kate Bess Pud Peggy

Local farm and poultry sales listed in roadside notices

A string of handwritten sale notices lists farms and residents offering poultry breeds such as Rhode Island Reds and Bourbon Reds, seed grains, hay, orchard grass, and livestock including cows, brood birds, and sycamore trees. Notables include Mrs. C. Brady Rt 8, CL Brady Rt 3, J B Peyton Rt 4, and Springfield entries with prices and quantities.

C. 1. Brady jPure Plymouth Rock Acm Rhode Island First Poultry Show DeGralte CL. Brady J. B. Peyton Gans Re Baxie Core Miss Jolla T. J. Graves B. D. Lake Springfield Rt. 1 Ibred Tnd

Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Persistent Coughs

A testimonial notes relief from years of coughing and night trouble after using Dr. King’s New Discovery. The account mentions chest tightness and wheezing with a claim of cure, asserting it stopped nighttime coughing and improved health.

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