Richmond Mail Foreign Advert The American 5
Fragmentary newspaper masthead shows Foreign Advertising and proprietor notes. Readable items include a rame of the Richmond Mail and the American trade listing with prices and ownership hints.
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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
5
Fragmentary newspaper masthead shows Foreign Advertising and proprietor notes. Readable items include a rame of the Richmond Mail and the American trade listing with prices and ownership hints.
A devotional note quotes Isaiah 41 13 promising divine help from the Lord who will hold your right hand and tell you not to fear. The message offers spiritual reassurance for readers facing uncertainty.
A newspaper man reportedly received a dime from John D. Rockefeller for not taking his photograph. The remark implies rich men beware extravagance in old age. In other items, reports state the Far Eastern Republic joined the Russian Soviets, while an old proverb compares a mouse joining a cat to a fly joining a spider.
An advertisement promotes St Jacobs Oil as a simple remedy for rheumatism and sore joints. It claims instant relief from pain and swelling, with no need for internal treatment, and asserts the liniment is harmless and skin friendly. The copy urges a small trial and references broad consumer use.
Richmond’s mutual Building and Loan Association emphasizes low costs and steady dividends. It reports sixty five thousand dollars in stock with officers John W. Crooke Edward Stockton and H B Cosby and directors including R J McKee Alois Saittt MM Stivers and George D Simes. The article notes loans secured by first mortgages up to two thirds value and six percent interest plus a weekly premium, with profits shared by borrowers and investors. The organization aims to spur local building and employment while avoiding punitive penalties for late payments.
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