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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1920
Page
4
Mrs. Clay Fry of Ferguson Station Missouri lauds Cham berlain's Cough Remedy describing quick relief for croupy symptoms in children and rapid recovery from colds after a few doses, urging families to use it.
The Peytontown school closed Friday evening December 24. Attendance was higher this year than in several years. Miss Barnes showed great interest, and district patrons were pleased with her teaching method.
Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts accepts the chairmanship for New England of the Salvation Army Home Services Appeal. Franklin W. Lane is named national chairman. The governor says the Salvation Army has instilled true Americanism and carried its ideals from France to support reconstruction.
Lexington’s Miss Nancy Stevens is the guest of Miss Louise Terrill in an attendant social visit. The modest reunion highlights friendship and community ties in local society.
A Dutch committee plans a centenary observance of the Pilgrim Fathers voyage with events in Leyden and Amsterdam. The program includes a congress, university lectures, canal trips from Leyden to Delfshaven, and services in the Pagynkerk and Deifshaven church, with American and Dutch speakers and memorial ceremonies.
A report notes the death of Migs Sophia Nunn aged 41 discovered at the home of her daughter in Gordon. Local authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Mrs Nancy Sharp of Los Angeles says she regained health after Taniac restored her from a twelve year ailment. She credits a remarkable recovery that reversed a long struggle with suffering and near despair.
Winhaemucea Nevada reporter Clark Ritz of Pleasant Valley notes Ringling has completed what may be the last sale of wild horse hides domestically. The auction in the city included about 900 hides hunted under bond to protect range stock. Ringling estimates fewer than twenty of the Kyle herd remain from an original 2,000.
In Eaton Ohio Deputy Sheriff Chester Wehbey honors his hen with the motto An egg a day. If the bird misses a day the sheriff jokes it lays two the next day to make up for it.
A fragmentary wartime pamphlet urges global nations to adopt socialistic reforms and asks American soldiers to ignite change at home. Also reports Mrs. Wallace Levis granted divorce after 38 years, alleging her husband’s polygamous behavior and woman hunter conduct.
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