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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1921
Page
5
Mrs Cary of Middletown New York writes she had kidney trouble since girlhood and is getting along well after taking Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims the pills help the kidneys and are sold widely.
Miss Addie Ditto oversees a statewide banner design contest for the Kentucky State Fair. All K 12 students may submit entries for a $25 prize plus separate art prizes. The winning banner will replace the current bull horse corn and pumpkin emblem and join the fair's official display in Louisville.
Friday morning a black coat with white features was lost between Foxtown and Richmond. Return to C. L. Baldwin or call phone 2251324p.
Frankfort Kentucky June 4 Teachers begin a summer program to train over 13 000 teachers lacking modern qualifications. Sixty plus schools open Monday from 8 a m to 3 p m six days a week offering professional courses alongside core subjects with courses at two state normal schools and the University of Kentucky under extension department supervision.
A summer bronchial cough disrupts sleep and vitality while hay fever and asthma worsen symptoms. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is advertised to soothe raw membranes stop throat tickling and clear wheezy breathing without opiates and is sold nationwide. June markets emphasize seasonal relief.
E. V. Elder promotes a Saturday sale featuring men's athletic underwear and shirts at 25 cents each. A separate Ladies' Day Court Day event is listed at Cox and March's.
Cottonburg residents share visits with relatives and friends across Newby Nichol assville and nearby. Miss Sarah Belle Long and Mr Walter Murphy elope to Richmond and wed. Community leaders Judge Price and O P Jackson praise Salem progress and youth conduct.
Baldwin residents enjoyed visits from Mr. and Mrs. Rhodus and family and from Mr. and Mrs. Curry hosting Burrus and Broadds and others. A baby girl Helen was born to Ben and Mrs Broaddus weighing seven pounds on May 22. Vernon Isbell visited Cottonburg, and Salem church decorations drew attendees as Judge Price and Mr Jackson spoke. A storm caused crop damage, washing ground and blowing down trees, harming the community.
Louisville June 4 One of the largest Kentucky delegations in state history is expected at the Knights of Columbus supreme convention in San Francisco August 2 to 4. Officials are preparing for the pilgrimage with Wright from across the state anticipated to attend. The order lists 800 000 members and 2 200 councils in the United States and territories in Mexico Cuba and Canada. About 450 delegates will attend with thousands more expected. Archbishop Edward J Hanna will lead arrangements and speak at the session.
Dr. Nasmir Grinius, president of Lithuania, urges establishing an American consulate in Kovno despite US recognition status. He notes hundreds wish to emigrate to the United States and must travel to Riga for visas due to the absence of a local consul.
J. T. Osburn of Lucisville Ohio says he suffered ten years with kidney trouble and rheumatic pains. He tried many remedies before taking Foley Kidney Pills, which he credits with his recovery and urges others to try.
Court hour by hour draws scheduled at Cox and Marchs appear on the calendar for a court day. Participants and local officials note the event will run through the day with entries tied to the court docket.
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