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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
4
The notice urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packages and tablets to ensure a genuine product. It claims Bayer has over twenty two years of proven safety for various pains and lists common uses.
A Lexington business owner offers a 40 acre farm 2 miles north of Brassfield and 3 miles south of Waco for public sale on Wednesday December 6 1922. The site features a 4 room house good water well fenced and includes farm equipment stock and numerous articles from household items to a cream separator incubator and buggy with sale starting at 10 o clock a m. Terms to be announced at sale.
W S Pearce general secretary of the World's Sunday School Association will tour Kentucky for ten days under the state association's auspices. Dr George A Joplin Kentucky secretary accompanies him with a schedule visiting Henderson Owensboro Providence Princeton Paducah Louisville Shelbyville and potential stopovers in Madisonville Central City and Frankfort. Pearce recently completed a world tour for religious youth work across many countries and has led international Sunday School efforts for two decades.
A five year old girl died from severe burns after her clothing caught fire while playing with matches on November 21. Cecil Maupin, son of M M Maupin, died of typhoid fever on November 24 with funeral at Pilot Knob church. Bradley Baker tested a hog in the smoke house and forgot to close the door. Miss Mary Carrier, age 14, attends Big Hill School where noted for strong work this year.
Mrs Oscar Ballard of the Burgin and Danville pike in Mercer county specializes in purebred Blue Andalusian chickens. She has a two pound pullet priced at $100 that she refused, and another hen that has not missed laying an egg since February 23 of last year.
A fragment argues that vacations require money and cautions that a common mistake is mistiming spending. The piece notes a humorous tone and invites readers to reflect on financial choices during time off.
Valley View reports people preparing for market tobacco harvest and ongoing school progress. Local visits include Mrs. C W White shopping in Richmond and Mr. Giles receiving a fine card coat. Hog killing rises while flu cases appear and N B Howard is very low. J L Sowers and wife plan to move to Nicholasville.
An old advertisement touts Bulgarian Bleed Tea as a bedtime remedy to guard against flu grippe and pneumonia. It claims to flush the bowels enrich the blood and sweeten the stomach and says it is sold by druggists everywhere.
Miss Lara Martina Coates, a teacher at Fort Thomas, will be at home for Thanksgiving holidays.
A newspaper note promotes Jad Salts as a simple remedy to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys. The ad claims four ounces daily before breakfast aids bladder issues, neutralizes urine acids, and prevents headaches and other ailments, touting harmless, inexpensive effervescent use.
Jake Long announces a public auction on Saturday December 2 1922 at 10 AM offering a 27 acre farm near Richmond with an 11 room house orchard tobacco barn and outbuildings plus about 30 barrels of corn in crib. The sale is at the property near a graded school and church with possession given at once and viewing invited.
Speedwell residents finish corn gathering and tobacco stripping as autumn weather holds. Mrs. Coomer suffers a painful injury after being stepped on by a frightened cow but avoids broken bones. Visitors and travels include Cal Chrisman family from Waco, John Dalton to Lakeland Florida, and Dr. George Park from Chicago visiting relatives.
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