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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1905
Page
7
A collage of brief humorous exchanges appears sourced from multiple papers. Fragments include a sister and brother chat at breakfast, a vagrant seeking work for a toots, a tramp joking about tools, and a question on churchgoing fashions among the Henderson girls.
A directions piece describes making a small heart item that functions as ornament, needlebook, cushion, and manicure set. It instructs cutting four heart shapes from cardboard, pairing intact and split hearts, sewing edges, and adding a ribbon band across one whole heart.
Instructions describe assembling a small heart shaped needle book with two whole hearts and four cut hearts. Use ribbon to join halves, insert pins needles safety pins and thread inside, sew inside white funnel hearts, and lock with a central peak thus allowing the book to close.
A Columbus man named Theodore Schuele reports a deep foot wound from an accident that resisted physicians until Bucklen's Arnica Salve relieved pain and promoted healing. The salve also soothes burns and sells for 25 cents at C J Haydon's drug store.
The narrator recalls Cousin Emily’s timid aunt Maria Stevens from Danbury Vermont, a sharp, loyal, formidable woman feared by men. A tropical rain drains into the garret, a ratty rival pursues Maria, and a life insurance envelope goes missing. Maria’s calm, piercing presence and resourceful action surface as a central force in a tense domestic moment.
The narrator explains a scheme involving Schuyler Bodley and a private secretary who hid to avoid court testimony. A forged paper would have forced a court case, a thousand dollar paper trail emerges, and Bert shields the narrator from full business details while Bodley rewards him. The narrator remains puzzled by the financial entanglements.
Charley Alvey ten years old son of Mr Tom Alvey was crushed by a power cog at Mr Charley Cissell’s barn in St Marys. The left hand was amputated after an injury to a cutting box drive. The operation succeeded and the boy is recovering well.
An advertisement claims Dr Miles Heart Cure heals many heart diseases by strengthening heart nerves and muscles. It alleges rapid relief from shortness of breath dizziness and palpitations, and vows to benefit most cases though it cannot create a new heart.
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