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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1905
Page
6
Fragmented ad copy touts Dr Miles Nervine as a nerve builder and sleep aid. It claims sleep restores vitality and relieves congestion, with testimonial about winter sleeplessness and guaranteed satisfaction if it fails.
A Sun column presents a reading list tied to a club event drawing readers into a debated topic. The piece notes participants and organizers while outlining differing viewpoints and upcoming discussions within the club setting.
Fragmentary notice from the Louisville press mentions clubbing rates for the Sun and the Courier Journal. It outlines a one year term and weekly delivery, but details are incomplete due to damaged text. The item reflects pricing and subscription terms for local newspapers.
Cora Ashworth relates a tale of suitors Hewitt Lyons and Gilbert Lawrence seeking her hand. Each offers different virtues and asks for consideration, with Lawrence presenting a heartfelt story of devotion. After candid dialogue, she chooses Gilbert Lawrence as her future husband.
New York report tells how Mrs. Blair and Mr. Spieker feud over a ten foot fence with bricks and a blocking window. The dispute spans fifteen years, with health and building departments failing to resolve the quarrel as neighbors claim the barrier harms their homes and pipes.
In New York, George Lindsay faces a novel punishment by Magistrate Higginbotham. Lindsay must spend one day weekly with his wife and baby in Prospect Park or Coney Island, watch the baby play, kiss his wife each day, bring weekly flowers, and pay six dollars weekly for four weeks. They will return in a month to report progress.
The state board of health dispatched Dr. Baker to investigate alleged mass exhumations by the St. Louis & North Eastern Railway near the Edwardsville county poor farm. Citizens reported steam shovels uncovering bodies at the old cemetery site after the railway bought ground from the supervisors.
The article details fattening poultry by confining birds in coops and feeding three times daily on a soft meat and grain mix with skim milk, progressing to thicker foods with fat added, and occasional nettle feed. It notes no water and warns against stale feed, plus a 24 hour fast if birds fail to thrive. It also explains distinguishing sexes by voice and tail, including duck drake differences and turkey gobbler characteristics.
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