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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1910
Page
6
A sleeping car on a nighttime train reveals a murdered passenger in lower ten. The narrator and porter uncover the death as the car fills with alarmed passengers especially a blue clad woman nearby. The doctor rules it murder not suicide, as authorities and fellow travelers react with shock and curiosity.
A 13 year old princess Victoria Alexandra, daughter of King George, shows interest in typing. At Marlborough House two lady typists aid the royal lesson as she learns to operate a typewriter with notable speed.
An old testimonial notes rapid improvement after Doan's Kidney Pills, enabling walking without crutches and reducing swelling. The ad copy asserts wide dealer availability and a 60 cent price, mentioning Milburn Co. Additional lines discuss youthful mischief and advice on proper china cleaning with warm white soap for sanitation and appearance.
In Labacheville, Pa in the Oley valley workers unearthed an ancient Indian quern, the earliest grain mill, found on a cemetery lot. The two part stone device weighs seventy-one pounds and sits now in the Berks County Histories society, highlighting primitive milling methods and historic artifacts for display.
In a surprising union, Blanche marries a duke, despite lacking funds to cover his debts. Maude notes the irony as Blanche confronts a life of high status with tight finances.
A physician endorses Postum as a daily alternative to coffee, citing better sleep, weight gain, and steadier nerves after years of coffee use. The letter claims Postum is clear, fragrant, and satisfying, helping readers avoid coffee’s nightly restlessness. It ends with a promotional tag urging readers to try it.
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