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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
2
Clogged kidneys and bladder issues are claimed to be dissolvable with Marsh Root Druggist guarantees. The ad urges immediate use of the remedy in liquid or tablet form, promising cure from Bright’s disease, diabetes, or gravel and offering money-back refunds if no benefit is seen.
A reflective line contrasts a man losing his final friend with the harsher fate of losing his appetite after serving on a board. The quote implies loneliness and sacrifice in public service.
An old advertisement extols St Jacobs Oil as a harmless backache and lumbago remedy. It claims instant easing of soreness stiffness and lameness from a gentle rub and urges readers to buy a trial bottle from their druggist for lasting relief.
Miss Louie Holladay, a renowned Paris custard shop founder and one of four Paris sisters famous for caiéy making, has died. She helped establish a local culinary tradition and her passing ends a notable era in Paris gastronomy.
The Associated Press distributes news dispatches credited to this paper and related material for republication. Local editors may use AP content under license, with rights reserved to the AP and the Richmond publication.
The column notes a Bible verse about mission work and healing. It mentions the abdication of a Turkish sultan, William Wrigley being urged to run for Chicago mayor, and a geological survey showing New York City once lay underwater with some areas still wet.
Speedwell and Paint Lick visitors join Crestwood hosts for Friday night at Dr. and Mrs. Coomer. Dr. Orville Coomer returns to Louisville for college after a week with his parents. Beulah Flannery and Earle Flannery host a hunting tea with friends. Be rea trip for Miss West and Miss Hord for Eastern Star initiation. Mrs. Todd and Mrs. Whitman noted on sick lists and family illness.
On the Clem Storer farm in Mason County Kentucky W T Ballard hunted quail and killed a red fox that measured four feet one inch from nose to brush tip.
Washington reports a general reduction of prohibition personnel nationwide includes five Kentucky general prohibition agents slated for removal from the payroll. Acting Prohibition Commissioner Jones announced the measure.
An ad touts Pape s Cold Compound promising quick relief from cold symptoms and grippe with a single dose. It claims safe, pleasant tablets costing only a few cents and offers money back if sickness continues. A separate item notes a three year old child of Zack Pall burned to death in a fire near Midway.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder troubles often mistaken for other conditions. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claims to restore kidney health, relieving backache headaches and nervousness. Sample bottle offered for ten cents. full sizes available at drugstores.
Moss of the Brown Prong hotel in Winchester has sold the Tulane hotel in Nashville and will manage it. The notice names Moss and identifies his new post at the Tulane hotel in Nashville.
QUT TOBACCO No-To-Bac promises easy freedom from cigarettes cigars and chewing. It claims to remove all tobacco craving with a harmless tablet and offers a money back refund if not effective.
A true friend is someone you can get along with on a hunting trip. The speaker defines friendship as compatibility during shared activities like hunts.
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a solution for gray hair. It claims to darken hair naturally and evenly, restore gloss, and make hair look fuller after a few applications using a sponge or brush.
The New York World reports that Murphy, away at French Lick Springs, Ind., remains the strongest Tammany leader with Smith's rise and Copeland’s Senate election boosting the machine. Observers say Murphy plans to avoid challenging Smith now while eyeing future Hardin power and the White House chances.
A lecturer interrupts his address to scold a yawning man in the front seat. The man retorts that he is not his friend and is waiting to exit and lock up the hall. The exchange highlights tension between speaker and audience.
A private exchange reveals a wife’s polite reception and a man noting how her stance suggested she viewed him as a friend. The remark indicates social nuance and potential misreading in a confidential setting.
In Fleming county residents will vote in February on a $225,000 road bond issue. The measure seeks funding for local road improvements and is described as essential infrastructure by supporters.
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