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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1910
Page
8
A Sun editor urges rural correspondents to mix personals with brief local news. Readers should share breezy letters and outside readers gain from short items on marriages births deaths fires sales and community events. The note lists residents visiting and local happenings in Boyle and Mackville areas with multiple families mentioned.
Stiff neck is caused by rheumatism or neck muscle strain and may be confined to one site or the back of the neck. It can be very painful but often relief comes from Chamberlain's Liniment. internal treatment is rare. When fever and no swelling occur as in muscular rheumatism, Chamberlain's Liniment works best. For sale by the Haydon Drug Co.
In Glasgow Kentucky on March 19 a mysterious illness is striking horses and mules across the southern part of the county. About forty animals have died or fallen ill, with symptoms of a weak back and rapid decline. Veterinarians have not named the disease, leaving farmers alarmed as losses mount near the Urey stock farm where sixteen horses fell ill and three died, totaling about $2,500 in losses.
When you want a pheasant physic give Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets a trial. They are mild and gentle to their action and always produce a pleasant cathartic effect. Call at The Leo Haydon Drug Co. for sample.
A serious accident occurred Wednesday near Boyle involving J M Harmon and Gilbert Hatchett during log hauling when a wagon overturned and logs fell. The scene in Boyle included brief remarks about the mishap and local people.
Read ers of this paper learn that Hall's Catarrh Cure is presented as the only positive cure for catarrh. The advertisement claims the medicine cures constitutional disease by internal use and building up the body. Proponents offer one hundred dollars if it fails, and urge sending for testimonials. Sold by all druggists at 75 cents. Also promoted Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Don Carlos will stand at stud at a Willisboro area farm on Sharpsyill and Willisburg turnpike at $6 to insure a colt. The 16 hands sire Nuneto 2:23 and Nutwood 2:183, dam lines LeGrand and Don Pedro, establish him as a premier breeder.
Coxie a grey jack currently eight years old will foal a colt at the same season and place for seven dollars to insure the colt stands and suckles. Sire is Barton Cox's Bright Light with Whands Jack Islaam by Caldwell's Giant. Sixteen sessions retained on all colts until season is paid. money due when foaled.
A vivid Harper's Weekly style piece describes a legendary silk express, a giant speed train carrying raw silk from Yokohama to New York. It details a colossal locomotive, locked cars, and precise dispatching to complete a five day crossing, touting unmatched speed and logistical precision.
Readers praise the Springfield Sun in letters from Lomsville Kentucky and Huntsville Missouri. Edgar Wilson of Louisville sends a check and asks continuation as a homey newspaper. A subscriber from Springfield Kentucky also urges renewal and notes the value of the paper.
A shipworm threat endangers the Canadian timber trade as the teredo menaces ships. A health ad promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as regulators for brain and body, claiming they build willpower and vigor amid digestive disorders.
An advertisement extols Dr. W B Caldwell s Seny Popa as a safe laxative for infants and children claiming it cures stomach issues and constipation. It invites parents to write for a free trial at 500 Caldwell Blog Monticello, ML, with sale points at The Red Cross Drug Store.
Classified items list farm stock, eggs, poultry, and farm produce for sale or trade. Names and addresses shown include Mrs. Kent Blandford Rt 6 and many local residents offering eggs from Rhode Island Reds White Leghorns and Leghorn crosses, various seed corn and orchard grass, plus supplies like hickory sticks and cedar posts. Local buyers urged to notify to discontinue ads.
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