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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1920
Page
2
A clipped notice from James H Pearson requests farmers, stockmen, and cattle dealers to refer to him for evidence of his applicable authority. He claims commissions have been extended and asks recipients to consult through the office for stock records and permits.
The Daily Register announces candidates for county and city offices including circuit clerk sheriff jailer and mayor. The Winchester Democrat plans to resume semi weekly publication after a period as a daily and editor Wharton, praised for taking on the Winchester scene.
New York dispatch reports Eamon de Valera known as president of the Irish republic arrived safely in Ireland. Secretary Gaery Boland announced the news today in Dublin amid official confirmation of the trip.
A vintage ad promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a blood tonic to combat fatigue and low energy. It claims to build red blood cells and improve vigor, with liquid and tablet forms identical in value. If no improvement, see a physician.
The text compares the University of Santo Tomas to Harvard, claims Philippine Christians number 9,495,272 and total population 16,250,640 with 9 percent non Christians, notes 6,684 Japanese residents in the Philippines, and cites 100,000 Japanese in California. It urges choosing freedom for the working class and hints at resistance from European movements, inviting alliance with international labor.
William J. Young, 56, a widely known Lexington thoroughbred horse trainer, died today after a nervous breakdown. He trained Abbott, Latonia derby winner, plus Mid way and Escobaud.
Tuskegee records show sixty-one people lynched in the year, including eight white men, mostly in the South with nine outside. Eighteen victims were said to have attacked women, Texas leading with ten cases and Kentucky with one.
A Richmond resident testifies after four years that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her weak kidneys and backache. Mrs. W. T. Edwards of 308 Edwards Ave. credits Middleton's Drug Store for the treatment and notes lasting improvement. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. manufacturers.
Extracts published by English speaking Communists in Russia and handed to American troops urge soldiers to target workers’ enemies rather than politicians. The pamphlet calls for labor solidarity and worldwide triumph of labor, signed as Lenin.
Revolt sweeps East and Central Europe as exploiters fall in some lands and face downfall in others. The voice proclaims the dawn of the day of labor emancipation and victory for workers.
In Lancaster Kentucky County Judge Forest Stapp asked the defendant why he should not be fined for keeping his children from school. The man claimed cause citing a teacher who he said mispelled taters with a P. He was fined.
The text urges strict isolation for anyone with a cold to prevent spread among family and friends, likening colds to measles. It claims rapid recovery reduces danger and praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a top medicine for curing a cold.
Twenty one cotton mills in Spartanburg County report capitalization of 8.908 million dollars and paid 6.058 million in stock dividends plus 2.1 million in cash dividends for the year ending today. Stock dividends reflect profits accumulated since 1915.
In a casual talk with neighbor Mr Webb, the speaker describes severe lifelong stomach trouble and multiple near death episodes from indigestion and gas. After taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy the neighbor recovered, with the ad claiming the product cleanses the intestinal tract and relieves many stomach and liver ailments. The remedy is sold by H L Perry and Son and other druggists.
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