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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1909
Page
5
A pastor named Rev Colgin has completed a two week visit to old friends and relatives in the county and returned to his home in Santa Rosa California. This marks his first trip back to his old home in fourteen years.
Valley Hill brief items report visits and guests from Willisburg Booker and Elm Hill. Trades include D C Keily buying a young male for 60 dollars and Ed O Daniel purchasing a team of mules for 280 dollars. A man sustains a knife injury to a finger and James Head visits Elm Hill while Montgomery Reed recovers from a leg fracture. Recent wind damages dry tobacco.
The Leo Haydon Drug Co. announces obtaining the agency for Parisian Sage a hair dressing claimed to restore hair stop dandruff and prevent falling out with a 50 cent price per large bottle. It promises a pleasant effect for ladies and ships prepaid from Giroux Mfg Co Buffalo NY.
The piece counsels a highly sensitive woman to accept a broader life view to reduce imagined slights. It argues most hurts are self generated, urges exposure to the world, and promises improved happiness and companionship once perspective shifts.
A brisk survey of late nightcaps and headdress trims notes a revival of old-time nightcaps with lace rosettes and tulle guimpets. The piece contrasts modern curls with grandmotherly garments, praising handkerchief linen and French embroidery and advising careful belt finishing with gold braid buckles.
This note advises applying Merlain's Salve on a soft cloth to relieve burn or scald pain almost instantly. It claims healing without scarring for non severe injuries and notes the product is sold by The Leo Haydon Drug Co.
McIntire notes indicate Bud Badgett and Joseph Blas ford attended county court impebance Monday. Several family visits and engagements are listed including Blanford relatives from Daviess and Louisville visiting this place. Multiple marriages announced for Hubert Mattigely and Mary Rose Fields. Farm sales include Twiman Keene selling to Tom Kidwear at 35 per acre and Oscar Graves purchasing Jim Montgomery's farm for 11000 with Montgomery moving to a farm near Bardstown. Dynamics of local movement include Squire Mudd moving from Louisville, Clem Kelty relocating, and various visits among local families with short travel to Owensboro Louisville Mackville and Cecilville.
An advertisement from Haydon and Robertson's promotes Arnica as a remedy claiming to cure fevers ulcers boils felons rheum burns cuts and other skin ailments after a man from Gladwin Michigan spent over 400 on doctors for a long illness.
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