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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1905
Page
6
An advertisement describes sick headache as a storm in the nervous system centered in the brain causing pain nausea and dizziness. It claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve the ailment by soothing nerves without opium or morphine and cites a user from Indiana who says the remedy helped prevent episodes.
Readable items from The Sun's Club bing list referencing The Sun and 175 75 Fesices during Week 2. Includes World, Home, and Fair mentions with fragmented notes.
A shopkeeper warns housewives against daily or per item purchases. He argues many buy staples by the day or quarter pound, wasting time and money, and urges choosing quality bulk goods over cheaper branded options for nourishment and value.
A small stand is described as adaptable for newspaper storage or as a letter and photo rack. It suggests brass or bamboo supports for the rack use, cane or wire for the rack option, with a mill board panel and wired edge to prevent bending. The cover is crafted from silk satin or velvet with embroidery in silk crews or chenille.
A festive superstition party plan features paper wishbones cats and witches designs on cards for guests to guess authors. Kitchen floor cleaning uses ammonia in water with a self wringing mop for easier scrubbing while Baby’s Nap suggests naps for infants three to four times daily from birth to nine months.
A column outlines inexpensive copyright steps with two identical title-page copies, sending to the Library of Congress for permission to copyright books plays maps engravings and art. It also offers practical kitchen tips including rice cooking cleansing fluids eye care tomato sauce and whitening ivory with minimal equipment.
A rural farming note warns poultry keepers against using open drinking vessels and sun exposure that spreads disease. It stresses keeping water cool and pure, scalding water, proper head treatment for chicks, clean roosts, and planting fruit trees in runs as advised by poultry presses.
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