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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1920
Page
4
Lemon Bleach Recipe for Clear Skin Promoted
An old beauty advertisement touts a lemon juice lotion mixed with Orchard White to whiten skin and remove freckles sunburn and tan. It claims stage stars use the lemon treatment for a rosy white complexion and urges daily massaging of face neck arms and hands for visible results.
Genuine Case of Flu Reverted by Physician
County school superintendent B F Edwards contracted a genuine case of influenza in summer, first in the city, according to the attending physician. Edwards had been indisposed, mistaking his illness for a slight injury from a hurried step from his automobile before a doctor was summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Edwards
Edwards
Harrodsburg Businessman James Gilliam Dies by Self-Inflicted Gunshot
James W. Gilliam, 47, a Harrodsburg businessman, died by self-inflicted gunshot to the head. Authorities reported suicide as the cause of death in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Gilliam
Harrodsburg
Coon Dog Contests Stir Kentucky Rivers Edge
Graham Springs proprietor B Casey Allin boasts the region’s best coon dog while ex Sheriff John Morgan counters with a rival, as hunters anticipate the October season opening. Heavily tracked by Morgan and Allin, deep interest grows for major contests along Salt and Chaplin rivers and Deep Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Casey Allin
Graham Springs
Central Kentucky
Reynard
John Morgan
Mr. Allin
Salt
Chaplin
Deep Creek
Messrs. Morgan
Allin
Lexington and Frankfort businessmen buy Haranza houseboat
A party of Lexington and Frankfort business men including Rex G. Carpenter R. E. Shatford Frank Justice Robert Estill and George Patrick Calhoun with Jr Harvey Myers and wife of Covington purchase the Luxuriously appointed houseboat The Haranza on the Kentucky river near Tyrone. They plan to convert it into a club house for recreation and pleasure of themselves and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Frankfort
Rex G. Carpenter
R. E. Shatford
Frank Justice
Robert Estill
George Patrick Calhoun
Jr. Harvey Myers
Covington
Haranza
Kentucky River
Tyrone
Mount Pursival Recovery After Shootout Near Alcorn Home
Mount Pursival, gravely wounded in a gun battle with Thomas Alcorn near Alcorn's home, has improved enough to leave hospital soon. Alcorn remains free on $500 bond after claiming self defense as Pursival arrived and reportedly drew a pistol. Extraordinary surgeries at Berea hospital are believed to have saved Pursival's life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purcival
Thomas Alcorn
Berea
Alcorn
Bond
Leg damages sought in rail accident suit
Henderson Kentucky August 17 Lake S Raikes former L N brake man sues the Director General of Railroads for 56000 damages after losing both legs when struck by an Illinois Central freight train at Union Station in February This is the largest damages claim ever filed in the circuit court here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Lake S. Raikes
Director General of Railroads
Illinois Central
Union Station
County Clerks to Meet in Paducah Next Week
McCracken county officials finalize plans for the annual state convention of county and circuit court clerks to be held in Paducah. It is expected that 100 or more clerks will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCracken
Paducah
Richard P Hobson Dies at 50 Today
Richard P Hobson, Spanish American War veteran and former Alabama congressman, died at age 50 today. He served as a public official in Alabama and was active in veteran affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. Hobson
Alabama
Evangelist DeGarmo Opens City Revival at Calvary Baptist
Evangelist DeGarmo from Blue Mountain Miss and singer Elsey from Lexington arrived in Richmond and began daily services at Calvary Baptist Church. The 7:30 p m meetings drew good attendance with Miss Hall on organ. DeGarmo preached on revival of true religion and grace with emphasis on prayer and home life. Elsey plans two choirs and invites city singers to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist DeGarmo
Blue Mountain
Mr. Elsey
Lexington
Richmond
Calvary Baptist Church
Miss Hall
Elsey
DeGarmo
Swift's Produce Review for Week Sees Chicken Supply Push Decline
Weekly market notes show more young chickens coming to market but overall fowl supply remains ample, driving lower live prices. Fresh egg receipts run about normal while good eggs command slightly higher prices. Butter production stays above a year ago with sizable storage stocks and no major price shifts.
Middlesboro Sees 10.1 Percent Population Rise
Washington reports Middlesboro Kentucky has 8041 residents in the latest census, up from 7035 in 1910, a gain of 10.1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesboro
Washington
Five Die in Belfast Clash Over Airplane Possession
Five men were killed in Belfast Ireland in a dispute over control of an airplane. Police reported the deaths as a violent confrontation tied to property and aircraft ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Ireland
Newby Farmers Win Hail Insurance Settlement
E C and J Q Million of Newby receive 11.12 per acre from a hail insurance payout after a light hail event. R M Newland, an adjuster from Stanford, visited and deemed the settlement satisfactory. He notes Madison County tobacco growers fared better than others in the burley areas, while Kern brothers in Perryville suffered 103.56 per acre on 10 acres. Newland reports heavy losses across corn and tobacco in Garrard County’s northern section and dined with Mr and Mrs John Arnold in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C
J. Q
Newby
Insurance Company
R. M. Newland
Stanford
Daily Register
Madison County
Burley
Perryville
Boyle County
Messrs. Wm
Rufus Kern
Newland
Garrard County
Roosters' Crowing Disturbs Covington Resident
A Covington woman on Washington Street telephoned Captain Ed Reimeyer at police headquarters and complained she cannot sleep due to 25 roosters crowing through the night. One rooster reportedly cries like a baby, alarming residents in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington, Ky
Covington
Ed Reimeyer
Washington Street
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Praised by Dupuyer Hotel Man
Four years ago I used Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with such wonderful results that I have since recommend it. In my experience the remedy acts quickly, relieves cramps, and restores comfort, making it a trusted household medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
F. H. Dear
Dupuyer, Mont
Mrs Shaw's East Side Eatery Offers Classic Ham Sandwiches
Local restaurant on the east side near the L. and N. depot serves good hom sandwiches and first class meals. The note mentions 172 EOD 101 as part of the listing or address cue.
Explosions Decrease At County Rock Quarry
Explosions at the county rock quarry have lessened and residents near the site are glad. Charles Thompson, who handles the dynamite, says there has been no major damage despite several complaints. The quarry is not to be used as a public highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thompson
Madison County Peach Crop Grows Strong Across County
Reports from across Madison County indicate a bumper peach crop this season. The favored fruit variety is thriving and progressing to a wonderful degree with many trees bearing heavily enough to require branch supports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harrodsburg Herald
Mount Pursival
Danville, Ky
L. H. Brown
Danville
Lebanon Pike
M. T. Minor
Kentucky
H. A. Hudson
James Bean
Brown
Danville, Kentucky
Silvertown
Goodrich
Richmond Motor Company
Swift’s Produce Review
John A. Keller CO
Phoenix Hotel
H. L. Perry & Son
J. W. Crooke
Citizens National Bank
Richmond, Kentucky
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