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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
5
Mrs. Clay Fry of Ferguson Station Missouri commends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a splendid medicine. She uses it for children at the first signs of croupiness and for herself to ease coughs and lung colds, noting relief after a few doses and a few days of use.
A six year old lad, Harry Moore, son of J. J. Moore, was run over and killed by a loaded Matney Transfer truck driven by Edward Estep in Paintsville Kentucky. Estep is on bond. The child had been allowed to stay home from school for his sixth birthday and had gone to the store on an errand.
For sale a Western Eliv area home with water and yard access in a fine neighborhood. Price listed as one dollar fifty one dollars? and 232 appears in the text. exact terms unclear.
Mrs G A Wilkerson of Cheraw South Carolina says Pellagra left her blood in bad condition and caused outbreaks whenever she ate acid foods. After one bottle of Re Cu Ma she reports no further signs of trouble and praises its effects beyond blood health. The product is sold by Richmond Drug Company and drug stores nationwide with a money refund if four days show no relief.
Lexington, Kentucky mayor Thomas C. Bradley ordered bill posters to be taken down after days of display. He said artists went too far in depicting the beauty chorus and issued the official explanation for the action.
A Painting of the Madonna features Justine Johnstone in The Blackbirds with a string of thrills. The production runs at the Alhambra and Opera House.
A community plea urges parents to instill saving habits in children through Thrift Cards and Thrift Stamps. It links regular purchases to War Savings and Savings Certificates, outlining potential college funds and future investments, citing figures like 4.27 percent interest and $2,500 college goals. The message cites Washington and Franklin as examples of thrift and notes Post Masters provide Thrift Cards for pupils.
In Laurel and Whitney counties, Lon don postmaster E W Hackney reports January sales of 4060 in Treasury Savings Certificates and 9505 in War Savings Stamps. Williamsburg postmaster E E Pritchard continues strong sales with multiple 1000 and 100 certificates and large War Savings purchases.
Homer Williams of Carnegie Steel told a Pittsburgh meeting for the Savings Division of the Treasury that the nation faces alarming extravagance. He urged thrift and safe investment to avert a future financial crisis and called for a broad awakening and widespread public interest in the thrift program.
Daughters of the American Revolution appoint Mag. ponent B. Taylor of Rolla Missouri as State Thrift Chairman for Missouri Chapter. Mrs Taylor vows Missouri shall not be in the rear and urges all local chapters to take the Women's Thrift Pledge.
A fragment references a person named Chase Smoot mut man and a location or person titled Oana uncertain in this OCR snippet. The readable items include names and a possible event or descriptor but lack clear actions or context for a fuller summary.
The office of County Clerk Jennings Maupin sees a steady rise in auto and truck license requests. Clerks report increased hunting license issuances as the holiday season approaches.
Physicians urged strict isolation for colds to prevent spread within families and workplaces. The article notes that a cold is highly contagious and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a recommended cure, stressing early treatment to reduce danger.
Mrs Belle Parker Berry has taught 26 years in the Mannington section and never missed a day due to sickness or other cause, exemplifying steadfast dedication to her students and duties.
In Compton Kentucky O Lovelace 20 was granted bail on a murder charge for shooting Sherman Hughes 40 known as Bad Slim six times in front while Hughes allegedly threatened Lovelace and was drawing his weapon.
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