Richmond Daily Register Notice of Mail Matter Policy
The Richmond Daily Register states its editor and proprietor operates from Wie post office in Richmond and mails under second class status. Subscriptions must be paid in advance in cash and the paper will be stopped when the subscription expires.
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Sauples
Richmond
Daily Register cuts free copies as letters drop from list
The Daily Register ends free copies and demands yearly or shorter term payments to survive rising paper costs. Mail rate stays $3 yearly. shorter terms available at 50c monthly, 75c for two months, $1 for three months, and $2 for six months paid in advance. Vigilant on correspondents, it warns only those who contribute may keep receiving it.
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Daily Register
Madison County
Kentucky
Cily Register
Lexington
Black Govends Youtsey Pardon Quietly At Close Of Term
Gov Black issued a pardon to Henry E Youtsey formerly of Winchester who aided in the Goebel murder case, restoring full citizenship after 18 years in prison He had been paroled last year by the state prison board and his release follows ones not pardoned by Gov Willson in 1907 Republican leaders accused Youtsey of firing the fatal shot.
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State Board of Prison Commissioners
Youtsey
Goebel
Augustus Willson
Republiccans
Frankfort
Black
Prominent Woman Praises Dr Pierce Remedies
Louisville reader Eleanor Steinmetz of 1046 E Washington St endorses Dr Pierce remedies. She credits Lotion Tablets with curing inflammation after four years of illness, Favorite Prescription adding seven pounds, and Pleasant Pellets aiding biliousness and inactive liver.
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Louisville
A Woman's Experience in Middle Life Covington Kentucky
A reader from Covington Kentucky testifies that Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery cured her during a bedfast period. She credits the medications with restoring her health and urges other women to try them at the rough time of middle life.
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Covington
Dr. Pierce
Women War Workers Headive to Aid Armenians
A party of about 60 women led by Miss Mary Vail Andrees left for the Near East to aid Armenian relief efforts. The group includes Frances and Betty Anderson, Margaret Milne, Alex Sidney, and Doris Nevin. Col. William N. Haskell notes 800,000 Armenians may starve before harvest and 120,000 orphans face death without aid as refugees stream to relief centers.
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Mary Vail .Andrees
New York City
Near East
Miss Andrees
Red Cross
Near East Relief
American Committee On
Armenian and
Syrian Relief
Western
Asia
Congress
Frances
Betty Anderson
New Canaan
Ethelbert Nevin
William N. Haskell
Parts Peace Commission
Haskell
Hero washes windows after war glory
Frank Percy, 26, war veteran and Victoria Cross recipient, once highly decorated as an airman, now earns 75 dollars monthly washing windows in New York. He says he took the first job offered, not joking about the hardship of postwar life.
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New York
Frank Percy
Lloyd Lane Plans Holiday Visit to Shelbyville Friends
Mr. Lloyd Lane will travel to Shelbyville to visit friends during the holidays, planning a brief stay and social engagements in the town.
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Lloyd Lane
Shelbyville
Dean's Kidney Pills Aid Rapid Disease Relief
An urgent public notice urges early attention to kidney disorders with back pain headaches and tiredness. A testimonial from W J Burk of Winchester Kentucky claims Dean's Kidney Pills relieved backache and regulated his kidneys. price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY provides the remedy.
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Dean
W. J. Burk
Blacksmith Shop
S. Highland Street
Winchester
Burk
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Colonel Farris Resigns Before Order From Gov Morrow
Col George T Farris executive marshal from Garrard county resigns to avoid serving under Gov Morrow stating he t en ders his resignation for the governor to set the effective date He is a long time Democrat who served under McCreary and Stanley. In Mt Sterling Roy and Ray Booth brothers ages 11 and 14 cultivate one acre of tobacco within city limits and sell 1583 pounds for 1065 96 to Bourbon Tobacco Warehouse Paris.
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Col. Farris
Gov. Morrow
Capitol
George T. Farris
Col. Parris
Garrard County
McCreary
Stanley
My.ron
Roy
Ray Booth
Mt. Sterling
Bourbon Tobacco Warehouse Company
Paris
Judge Makes Erroneous Prediction Regarding Lawyer
A fragment from a court or legal context mentions a judge making an incorrect forecast about a lawyer named Abouti. The text also includes medical quackery claims and an ad style note for a remedy sold by HH, L. Perry and Son. It references Mr M A Biggerstaff visiting in Quincy Illinois.
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Mayr
L. Perry and Son
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