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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1910
Page
5
A cluttered catalog fragment lists rugs with sizes and prices including 9x12 Axminster at 25 dollars 9x12 Velvet at 25 dollars 12x12 Tapestry at 20 dollars 12x12 Tapestry at 17 50 9x2 Tapestry at 15 dollars and 6x17 Tapestry at 12 50 dollars.
W Y Stallard D D S announces office closure to attend the Kentucky State Dental Association convention in Louisville along with a postgraduate course. Local residents and visitors are noted, including several Lebanon and Louisville attendees, with community notices and upcoming events in the region.
Mrs Nancy Cocanougher celebrated her seventy seventh birthday May 9 with 88 attendees, including 7 children, 40 grandchildren, and 37 great grandchildren. Family members from Harrodsburg Lebanon Haysville Springfield and Hardin's Chapel attended a bountiful dinner and wished many more happy days.
A shipment of 8,400,000 young pike perch to be released above and below Calvary arrived Wednesday. The fish came from the Government Hatchery at Sandusky Ohio and were consigned to nine local men. A special car delivered them from Sandusky and returned after unloading.
A fragment from the Lebanon Enterprise mentions liberation at Rolling Fork and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children, noting it contains no opium and can be given with confidence. The ad urges quick care for coughs and colds and says it is unsurpassed, sold by all druggists.
An advertisement urges readers to take Mi-o-na tablets after meals to ease overworked stomachs and indegestion. It lists multiple conditions from belching and gas to heartburn and seasickness and touts a money back guarantee by Leo Haydon Drug Co. Boxes cost fifty cents.
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