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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1922
Page
2
The Richmond Daily Register notes its affiliation with The Associated Press and credits the AP for news dispatches while reserving exclusive rights for local republication. It lists S. M. Sauffley as editor and proprietor.
The text notes a historian’s omitted fact about Kaiser Wilhelm’s memoirs and quotes Mustafa Kemal's actions as he challenged the Sultan Caliph. It suggests British fears of Muslim unrest across imperial holdings and previews a rising Turkish nationalist wave influencing India and Egypt.
The army backs Kemal in Turkey as he ousts the Sultan Mohamad VI and vows to appoint a Caliph from the royal line. Britain rescues the former ruler and carries him to safety on a battleship, reshaping Islamic loyalties and weakening Kemal’s religious support among Muslims outside Turkey.
Charles Arthur Jones in King’s Business explains the hymn Rock of Ages from Protestant origins. He cites verses and scripture to show its message of salvation and reliance on Christ alone, noting its enduring value to Christian people despite origins.
A damaged OCR fragment lists scattered Bible quotes and hymn phrases including Psalm 51 7 John 13 8 Psalm 103 15 16 Matthew 25 31 and 1 Corinthians 10 4. It trails with incomplete lines and garbled wording.
In a quick snapshot, Speedo notes a trend toward longer shirts as the style, while Peppo recalls a movie queen purchasing a remnant to avoid waste, highlighting practical fashion choices.
Cartoonish riff on fashion and finance notes that longer stockings lead to more deposits per bank, provoking concern among bankers about a shift in business and regulatory oversight. The piece satirically links attire to economic activity and public trust.
In a terse exchange, Yim asks if long skirts are worn, May replies that she has worn short skirts longer. The dialogue highlights fashion contrast between the two speakers with minimal context.
Dialogue shows Madge resisting longer skirts and Marjorie noting they can still wear old stockings despite the change. The exchange reflects fashion debates and practical adjustments among women.
The Kentucky Motor Club has reorganized and will move its headquarters to Frankfort. C. Frank Dunn was chosen as manager, with William P. Scott as vice president, A. C. Long Jr as secretary, and C. R. Webb as treasurer. President Albert L. Terstegge resigned. a successor will be chosen next meeting. Pine grass region favored for the presidency.
A fragment lists individuals including Ida Oaks Mrs Prewitt Jay Reynolds Joe Richardson Arsenath Sharp A C Sandlin Larkin Smith Frank Taylor Malinda Burnam and P M Burnam Jr in a likely public notice or directory context.
London reports that artist Margaret Lindsey Williams will travel to Washington to start a portrait of President Harding with sittings planned for January forthcoming.
Do not feed unprofitable suckling pigs an unbalanced ration after weaning. Ensure the feed provides bone building phosphates high quality protein and is as digestible as the mother’s milk to support growth and health.
An advertisement from W. W. Broaddus & Co. promotes Purina Pig Chow as containing the growing fattening and regulating elements to put pigs on the market 30 days earlier than the average ration. It urges readers to visit promptly.
Wednesday night December 13 at 4 60 P M the biggest contest yet with adjoining counties taking part Prizes 2 59 in cash 1 50 in cash 1 09 in cash for first second and third plus plenty of fun for all participants and spectators.
The Famous Players Lasky Corporation announced in New York that Mary Miles Minter, a prominent screen star, would not have her contract renewed after she finishes her current picture.
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