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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1922
Page
2
The Jamese Brothers car advertises features for cold weather driving. It highlights snug curtains that seal with doors for wind and snow protection, a prompt carburetor and starter, and cold tires with safety treads to reduce skidding and tire changes in bad weather.
The editorial criticizes state and county school taxation in Kentucky, arguing tax money favors wealthy areas while poorer regions, especially the mountains, underfund schools. It denounces State Superintendent Colvin and warns higher taxes could trigger major opposition across the state. It notes the Republican stance of mountain counties and contemplates a lawn mower invention news item follows.
The Richmond Daily Register states it is a member of the Associated Press and that AP news dispatches credited to the paper are republication rights reserved. It notes exclusive use for local news and dispatches published in the newspaper.
A cryptic biblical quotation praises waking to the sight of righteousness and references a verse from chapter 17. The archaic language and conditional phrasing suggest a devotional or liturgical fragment.
A fragment describes George Calvin as superintendent of public instruction and a respected Christian gentleman and school teacher in Elizabethtown, reflecting esteem within the community.
Local shop in Lexington invites shoppers to visit its central district location. It advertises a unique lunch menu from 11 30 am to 2 30 pm, inexpensive sandwiches, baked biscuits, salads, hot chocolate, and coffee. The store stocks Apollo Mavis and Belle Camp candy, plus its own home made candy and cake. Mail orders welcomed. McGurk and O Brien.
Australia plans to run an air passenger and freight service linking principal cities. In Chicago a series of trials between gasoline and steam road rollers of equal weight showed the gasoline units to be faster and more powerful.
Real estate and livestock auctioneer James H. Pearson operates in Richmond Kentucky listing contact at phone 281 for property sales and livestock auctions.
Dr. M. M. Robinson maintains an office in the Oldham Building with office and residence contact numbers provided. Dr. R. L. Hughes operates with office hours from 8 15 to 2 and calls available 1 15 to 5 30 by the Taylor Building.
Buffalo residents report steady school progress under the efficient management of Mrs Mary Haden. Winter weather brings hog killing season, with several local visits and a funeral observation for Edna Mae Curry at Forest Hill.
A succinct ad notes framed pictures as top Xmas gifts from B. Juett & Sons. The brief promotes decorative items likely suitable for holiday gifting.
Readers praise Royal baking powder as the top brand with claims of better cakes and no bitter aftertaste from aluminium. The уверт tone stresses widespread approval among friends and neighbors.
H. de B. Forbes announces surveying services with contact phones 424 and 573 for the McKee area.
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