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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
6
W A Ashby of Petersburg Virginia says Tanlac restored his appetite, eased stomach pain, and ended rheumatic swelling after three years of illness. He weighs gains of twenty pounds and gains back boyish health after taking Tanlac, sold by druggists.
Lloyd Scott deputy jailer and prisoner Charles Mays missing after an escape from Clay County jail. Scott reportedly fled with jail keys. jail guarded as a reward of 100 for Scott and 50 for Mays is offered. A six to eight man posse searches the countryside near Manchester Kentucky.
Mrs. Robert Howard and daughter visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. H H Tudor. Several dinners and gatherings occurred among local families including Tilletts Newbys Garrets Harveys and Tudors. Rev Warner and Rev O Olin Green announced church services for the weekend.
The Lorman Robinson Famous Shows will exhibit on the Barnett lot at Red House Pike all next week due to lack of downtown space. Ten high class shows, three riding devices and numerous attractions will travel with the troupe. An downtown hand concert each afternoon. They arrive Sunday on an orange colored special train and open Monday night. June 5.
Under a new law the fiscal years of the counties are made the same as the calendar year. This change, replacing the prior July 1 to June 20 period, reduces confusion as county reports will align with the calendar year used by most people and firms.
Mrs Annie Chenattt Fox, 74, widow of G T Fox, fell from upstairs porch about 7 o clock yesterday morning in Mt Sterling Kentucky. She remained alive several hours but died later in hospital. She had been in ill health for some time.
Mr P W Weis of College visits sister Mrs T Bogie and family. Miss Mony Williams of Glead visits father Charles Williams and family. Miss Flossie Whitaker spends Thursday with Mrs Jesse Boye. Master Jesse Williams on the sick list. Miss Maggie Carr in Richmond Saturday. Miss Mary Williams visits cousins Misses Mary and Flossie Whitaker Wednesday.
The report from Norris Brock Co cites storage changes for beef pork and lard as of May 1 1922 and April 1922 with declines in total meat storage. It notes pork in storage down from May 1 1921 and beef storage falling. Seasonal garden tips advise Kentucky gardeners on second plantings lima beans string beans carrots corn and tomatoes plus pest repellents using lime and tobacco dust.
In the bright lexicon of youth the sweater dominates the wardrobe for all ages. The tuxedo or sweater coat leads in popularity, made of wool or silk yarn, shown in numerous colors and in black or white with fashionable collar and cuff sets of checked silk or pinin linen in quiet tones.
An elderly woman asks about the loud noises heard at a neighbor’s home. The other explains it was the furniture store representative collecting overdue payments.
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