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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1910
Page
2
Items cover a wide range from divorce causes and idle speculation to census themes and homemaking. Notes mention Roosevelt, whooping cough germs, heartwarming romances, and new onion culture in Texas. Reports touch on subway swearing penalties, railroad safety, and agricultural advances amid national curiosities.
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt spoke in English at the University of Berlin on The World Movement. He praised the German race, traced modern civilization from ancient origins to a global European influence, and urged balance of mind, body, and spirit along with moral leadership to sustain progress.
One hundred nine miners are entombed after a May 6 gas and coal dust explosion at Palos Coal and Coke Co Mine No 3 in Palos, twenty miles from Birmingham. Rescue attempts fail. three bodies found, no live recovery expected.
Managua Nicaragua reports Costa Rica's capital Cartago razed by quake. Five hundred dead and as many wounded. public buildings including the Court of Justice wrecked. Martial law imposed as looting and panic spread. refugees flee toward San Jose.
A set of quirky exchanges unfolds with figures like the emperor and marketmen discussing fences trust phonographs and opera records. The dialogue turns on worries and improvements as characters react to new devices and ideas. The fragment hints at a satire of commerce and culture.
A garbled item describes a domestic scene near a Boulder area. A mother expecting a baby has quarrelsome behavior from a young lad. The father intervenes to calm tensions and explains the idea of crisis as the baby’s birth. The child humorously distinguishes between a boy or a girl.
Mrs Brown observes Bobby on the Jones porch and learns his retort denies fear by claiming someone unseen is with him. Lee Wyman advocates preserving children’s sayings for future generations. A mother chastises her son for breaking one of the ten commandments, noting only nine remain.
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