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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1905
Page
2
The article argues good horse breeding hinges on early, ample protein rich feed from foaling through maturity. It stresses generous fall and winter rations, regular feeding, and exercise, noting that better early development yields higher market value and satisfaction for owners.
Judge Barker of the Court of Appeals held that the arbitrary expulsion of a pupil by trustees furnishes ground for legal redress. The ruling emphasizes due process in school discipline and affirms that unlawful removal can be challenged in court.
Folding doors between rooms are rarely kept closed and an ordinary chair nearby looks awkward. The illustrated settee adds decorative appeal and practicality without obstructing drapery. It can be rolled to close doors and is simple to fashion and upholster at home.
The Harrodsburg Democrat notes rising hopes that a new electric line from the Cumberland River to the Southern and Q. C. roads will be built, urging locals to avoid Springfield’s regret by backing the project now. It cautions against dismissive skepticism that cost towns like Danville and Springfield key lines, warning Harrodsburg to join the boomers before the road bypasses them.
The article praises scrapbooks as a wholesome, educative fad for children. It suggests children’s interests in locomotives, buildings, and birds may shape future talents such as railroad magnate, architect, or ornithologist. Encourages parents to provide scrapbooks and nurture natural curiosities to awaken latent powers.
Poem reminiscence recalls Clark's Run fishing scenes and childhood joys, with memory of sunlit banks, worms on a line, and the pull of a cork as a boy. E N Jones signs the verse, followed by light literary quips and a note on a murder verdict commutation for James W Ezell to life imprisonment.
Governor Beckham proclaims November 30 as a day of Thanksgiving and prayer for Kentucky. He urges suspension of business and urges acts of kindness to the needy, noting the national gratitude and requesting observance across the commonwealth. The proclamation is dated November 17, 1906, in Frankfort with the seal and signature of I. C. W. Beckham and Secretary H. V. McCuxaver.
Herb W Edwards of Des Town slipped on an icy walk in winter injuring his wrist and bruising his knees. He feared bed rest would be needed but rubbed the joints with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and reported relief the next day. TM sale by C. Te
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