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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
2
The excerpt extols Grape-Nuts as a flavorful breakfast item. It claims the cereal, with cream or milk, fully nourishes tissues glands bones and blood by supplying the elements nature requires building strength without heaviness.
The article highlights Bo McMillin's impact on Centre College's football program, transforming the team into a national name. It notes Centre's tradition of producing strong men who succeed beyond campus and places McMillin's emergence as a pivotal moment boosting the school's reputation for athletic and intellectual excellence.
A Cincinnati Times-Star quote extols Bo as Kentucky’s greatest son and famed conqueror surpassing Henry Clay. The text contrasts Kentucky pride with Butte Montana queries about state figures, praising latest college quarterback achievements and a dominant spirit.
Three Seward county farmers in Nebraska join a cooperative contract to feeder 600 head of Hereford steers from Gillett Montana to Omaha. Owners J L Wilson Broaddus MT D M Hildebrand Byron Bingham and Jake Imig finance one third shipping and selling costs and share one third of proceeds. They guarantee 170 pounds gained in 12 days and establish value at 50 per head with adjustments for shrink.
John E. Shepard formerly Covington solicitor and Rooney G. Bryson ex Kentucky legislature member from Kenton county were sworn as assistant United States district attorneys in Covington. They replace Spencer FInnle and Clay Kaufman with Smith noting no third appointment yet.
Miss Vivian Whitaker spent a few days in London. Miss Margaret Baldwin visits her aunt Mrs Homerick in Paris. Miss Davie Park and Elizabeth Wells attended a surprise party for Miss Innix Gentry. Mr Joel Gentry spent the weekend with Andrew Turpin and went hunting.
Newton Bright has withdrawn as a candidate for president pro tem of the senate. The move comes as Bright reassesses his campaign amid party dynamics and upcoming committee assignments.
Washington reports the Third Communist International based in Moscow aims to gain control of U S labor groups through executive committee influence and propaganda. Att Gen Daugherty says many leaders are American citizens under Moscow orders. 427 foreign propagandists arrived in the last fiscal year. He notes ongoing enforcement activity against prohibition and illicit distilling despite repeal efforts.
Congressman Henry D Flood Democratic representative from Virginia's 10th district died at his home in Washington today after several weeks of illness. Serving his 11th term, Flood chaired the House Foreign Relations Committee and had introduced the resolution declaring a state of war between Germany and the United States. He was 56.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a cathartic laxative for headaches colds indigestion dizziness and sour stomach. It promises complete bowel emptying after one or two tonight with no stomach upset and notes a price of ten cents per box, also mentioning Liltren casesarets.
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