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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1905
Page
7
Iris confronts Jenks about their uncertain fate after a wreck. He admits fear of long imprisonment while Iris savors a fragile happiness and prays for rescue. Meanwhile a sailor works to secure food and prepare for night in a cave as plans unfold.
A terse advertisement rejects supplying mismatched shoes and directs buyers elsewhere. It markets neat stylish perfect fitting shoes and NEW gents burnishing goods. It also touts dress suit cases trunks telescopes and traveling bags at a low price.
In a Springfield Kentucky setting, W T Leachman explains to Iris Deane his risky mine plan. He envisions a back door shaft rising from a rock face as a path to riches, while Iris, touched by the tale, hides a locket and endures his tale of past betrayals linked to Lord Ventnor and Mrs Costabell.
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for home use. It claims effectiveness for colic cholera morbus dysentery summer complaint and cholera infantum and urges immediate purchase to be prepared for emergencies. For sale by O J Springfield.
A Kentucky publication touts Paracamph as a "new discovery" for beautifying the skin. It claims to remove pimples blotches and blackheads while nourishing interior skin cells and improving circulation. The ad offers a three day treatment for a two cent stamp and guarantees harmlessness.
Iris prays for Jenks as Dyaks land at night and threaten their cave hideout. Jenks arranges escape routes, lowers tools to the ledge, and starts raising a rope ladder while Iris climbs to safety. They evacuate gear and prepare to blast away danger in Belle Vue castle setting.
A Leavenworth Indiana man credited Electric Bitters with reviving his wife after five doctors failed. He says she was bedridden but quickly improved and can now handle household duties. The ad is guaranteed by St Hayden, druggist, price 50 cents. Big land sale in Columbia Kentucky notes timber and farming land auctioned by administrator for $97,706 with buyers from Cincinnati Chicago Louisville New Albany. A baby boy left on a doorstep at George W. Anderson’s home in Kentucky, wrapped and well dressed. Two Louisville boys nearly die after tomato soup poisoning from a promonting outbreak. The Sun newspaper appeals for subscriptions at $1 yearly.
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills advertised as a remedy for periodic pains backache nervous or sick ache and other distressing aches and pains. The copy asserts no opium or dangerous drugs and claims rapid relief with no after effects from Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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