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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
2
A House discussion on international marriages and titled spouses turns to the role of American heiresses abroad. The speaker critiques snobbery and tax ideas, praising some Americans while lampooning others, with references to royalty, manners, and social climbing in the era.
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Judd Mortimer Lewis reflects in the Houston Post on how childhood songs and tales endure beyond youth. He recalls Mother Goose characters, classic fables, and bedtime adventures as sacred memories that remain bright as adults share them with their children, proving nothing is impossible to the determined.
J B Martin of a stylish New York hotel pays workers fifty dollars for each marriage and fifty more for every baby. He has already paid five thousand two hundred fifty dollars in bonuses in the past year and expects similar this year. Twins have occurred once, but the plan has improved employee loyalty and reliability.
An interior exterior paint and supplies ad for Louisville with color cards and prices on request. Offers paints oils brushes glass and related items from 215 West Market Street.
Last Tuesday on Litsey avenue Stanley Rose, 12, discharged a shotgun by accident. A shot entered a neighboring house occupied by Matt Robinson and grazed the forehead of Robinson's infant, causing a minor wound. The incident startled Harrodsburg.
Hillsboro residents report Jessie Thomas attending a Pleasant Grove meeting on Sunday. Rev Sutherland and wife dined at Josh Inman’s home. Will Parish of Polin spent Sunday with Everett Parish and wife. T J Trent of Polin visited Friday on business.
Farmers plan for a new crop amid good weather. Mentions Sam Crook and bride starting housekeeping on Long Lick creek, Colman Settles selling a horse, and various visits and illnesses. Notices of store venture by J Settles & Co and other local movements, with sympathy for Pet Dodson and health updates on family members.
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