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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1922
Page
2
In this Richmond column the editor, citing Isaiah, ponders monotheism and notes a New York judge awarding $20 000 for four lost fingers. It mocks political apathy and imagines a world where nobody votes altering congressional outcomes.
Lancaster High School severs all athletic relations with Stanford High School Athletics Association effective immediately. The action, signed by Pauli B. Boyd, superintendent, cites the Lancaster City Schools administration as the basis for the break.
Louisville on December 12 patrolman P. T. Campbell aged 36 was alleged to be talking to the dice when police raided C. F. Hammer’s slaughterhouse. Campbell was charged with disorderly conduct, suspended, and later resigned. Four other men were arrested with him.
An advertisement touts Casgarets as a laxative for both adults and children. It claims quick relief from biliousness gases indigestion and sour upset stomach without cramping and markets a candy like taste.
Charley Snell received a $309 fine and 30 days in jail after Judge Rodes found him guilty on liquor charges. He was ordered to post a $5,060 peace bond. A 17 year old testified Snell sold him a pint of liquor, and the youth was found intoxicated at the time of arrest in Bowling Green.
The Maysville Auto Dealers Association with Everett Peter as president and T A Keith Jr as secretary is formed. The group decides to end the practice of accepting used cars as partial payment for new autos.
A fragment discusses changes in girls over time, noting attitudes and expectations and hinting at generational shifts in behavior. The text lacks concrete events or names, focusing on social change themes.
The dialogue has Lucy insisting Grandma should not fear the device and that the phonograph is simply for playing records. Grandma questions the needle while Lucy reassures it is a familiar appliance for entertainment.
An advertisement urges readers to buy Diamond Dyes and dye any garment or drapery at home. It guarantees perfect results even for beginners, claiming fabrics from wool to linen won’t streak, fade, or run and instructs customers to specify material type to the druggist.
Official figures from Kentucky Bureau of Vital Statistics show TB deaths drop from 229 per 10000 to 129 per 100000 between 1910 and 1921. If 1911 rates persisted, 5440 white plague deaths would have occurred last year instead of 3135. Also notes Christmas seal campaign and Dr. L L Solomon becoming Ohio Valley Medical Association vice president.
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