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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1922
Page
4
An old advertisement extols Danderine as a delightful tonic that cleanses dandruff, tightens hair roots, and prevents further shedding. It claims vitalizing oils remain orozing and urges readers to buy at a drugstore without delay.
A noted authority warns that excess meat and rich foods produce uric acid harming kidneys. Recommends four ounces of Rad Salts daily to flush and cleanse kidneys and neutralize urinary acids, aiding against bladder weakness. Jad Salts is available in pharmacies but text is garbled.
Production records for this year illustrate American agriculture’s vitality and farmers’ courage amid losses. Secretary Wallace notes higher farm prices and improved credit, with farmers weathering wage reductions and land losses, while distribution costs and taxes remain key concerns for future adjustment.
Wallace argues farmers cannot organize like labor unions but can improve production and marketing with skilled guidance. He says better organization would lead to more stable production and prices, benefiting both farmers and consumers.
Valley View residents extend sympathy for Mrs. Charles Griggs injury. Miss Pearl Martin of Winchester visits sister Mrs. W A Perkins and Mrs. C E Goins. Mrs. W A Perkins hosts dinner with Mr and Mrs C E Goins Hugh Nelson Sowers Pearl Martin and Mollie Allen. Mollie Allen to return to Lexington after visit.
A flock of Barred Plymouth Rock hens owned by Mrs. W. O. Kirk of Daviess County led Kentucky in egg production for the year among 47 demonstrations by extension service cooperators. Each hen averaged nearly 193 eggs, with Kirk starting with 37 hens and ending with 20. The report lists top flocks and their average eggs per hen, noting strong performance across breeds and flocks, including Kendig of Kenton and Howard of Henderson, among others. A final line notes a stag party joke exchange between husband and wife.
The record shows H. M. Kurtz selling multiple lots including 120 pounds at 31 dollars, 5 at 40 dollars, 50 at 42 dollars, 425 at 474 dollars, 41 dollars, 125 at 325 dollars, and 0 at 10 dollars, indicating a miscellaneous commodity sale with inconsistent entries.
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