Richmond Post Office List and Candidate Announcements
Exiter and Proprietor Entered at the Richmond post office as second class matter under Act of Congress of 6. Subscription rates by mail and city. The Daily Register announces Democratic primary candidates for August 2 1919. Echice T H Collins and Charles A Hardin cited for Representative in Congress.
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Richmond
Congress
Politiuas
The
Daily Register
Echice T. H. Collins
Merrer County
Charles A. Hardin
Satirical look at early air travel and naval prestige
Peter P. Goram columns lampoon the overseas flight of the NC-4 and dismiss grandiose claims about aviation and the navy. The piece mocks public enthusiasm and questions the value and cost of aeroplane ventures reported in newspapers.
Instructed Sailor Refuses Navy Flight Tales
A sailor disputes rumors of overseas flights by American naval planes and compels others to hear the claims. He asserts he is not gullible and claims he has received instructions, challenging the veracity of the accounts.
Editorial argues Reed speech marks Republican shift in Missouri
The New York World explains Reed’s League of Nations stance as aligned with Missouri’s GOP choice. It notes Reed’s Iowa Republican roots and hints the senator may end his career as he began it. Col Denhardt is praised for exposing the Harkness tax suit compromise that cost the state millions and prompted a tax matter reopening.
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Senator Reed
League of Nations
New York World
Missouri
Reed
Iowa
Col. Denhardt
Harkness
Man seeks whiskey or doctor for colic remedy
A man in pain demands a drink of whiskey or a doctor, insisting he will die otherwise. The piece cautions against using booze for colic or stomach ache and suggests remedies like Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy instead.
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Chamberlain
Local Socials and Ills Reported in Week's Visits
The column lists multiple family visits and social gatherings including Mr. and Mrs. G W West and others spending Sundays with friends and relatives. It notes Mr. Joe Broaddus is very ill and various residents visiting or hosting in Cr Claude Jenkins Buckeye College Hill areas.
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G. W West
Jerry Parrish
Henri Wheeler
F. C. Cox
Carlisle
Mary. Heathman
Mehis’ Tone
Richmond
Joe Broaddus
W. J. Wilson
J. C. Messrs. Lutheree
Claude Jenkins
Buckeye
O. D. Gray
Annie Lowery
J. C. McCord
Nat Whitaker
Caldren
R. A. Tudor
Per Newby
Z. R. Dennis
College Hill
8th District Bankers Meet in Shelbyville Kentucky
The Kentucky Bankers Association held its eighth district meeting in Shelbyville with an 11 o'clock opening in the circuit court room. J M Johnson gave the welcome, E P Morrow responded, and Col Embry L Swearington spoke on services led by the Federal Reserve Bank. The afternoon featured G G Speer addressing banking, three minute round tables, and officer elections. A luncheon and an auto trip to Allen Dale farms completed the program.
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Kentucky Bankers’ Association
Shelbyville
Circuit Court
J. M. Johnson
Lastencce Ge Se
Federal Reserve Bank
G. G. Speer
Frankfort
Allen Dale Farms
Black Draught Praised By Kentucky Reader
Meadowsville resident Mrs. Pearl Patrick credits Thedford’s Black Draught with relief from constipation sour stomach and digestive discomfort after ineffective doctor prescribed pills. She says it is easy to take gentle reliable and improved her digestion and bowels. The advertisement extols Black Draught as a longstanding remedy for stomach liver and bowel troubles.
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Meadowsville
Pearl Patrick
Thedford
Building Up Our Womanhood Promotes Health
An advertisement extols Peruna tonic as a remedy for women's health. It cites Miss Clara Lohr of Grand Rapids MI who reports weight gain from 90 to 135 pounds after six bottles and recovery from chronic cough. The piece urges women to seek Peruna in liquid or tablet form and offers a free health book and almanac from The Peruna Company in Columbus OH.
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Peruna
Clara Gohr
N. Gold St
Grand Rapids
Michigan
The
Peruna Company
Dept
Columbus
Ohio
Dr. Hartman
Kentucky battle flag may return from Chelsea chapel
Louisville reports Kentucky’s battle scarred flag possibly recovered from England where it was found hanging in the Royal Hospital Chelsea chapel. Governor James D. Black says he will seek its immediate return. The flag, linked to the 1812 River Raisin battle and Kentucky volunteers, was captured during the Frenchtown engagement and later taken to Detroit.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Raisin
Michigan
England
America
Evelyn Wench
Union
Royal Hospital
Chelsea
London
James D. Black
Kentucky Volunteers
J. M. Winchester
Frenchtown
Proctor
Detroit
Dix Heads Illiteracy Campaign Effort for Summer
E L Dix of Berea College will lead the Kentucky Illiteracy campaign during the summer months. He previously directed the commission's outreach last summer.
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Dix
Kentucky
E. L. Dix
Berea College
Commission
Pulaski Wool Pool Sells 1550 Pounds at Somerset
The Pulaski wool pool sold about 1550 pounds of wool at Somerset early this week. O. P. Hamilton bought the good clean well graded wool paying 65 cents per pound. J. M. Roberts bought the other grades ranging from 50 to 52 cents per pound.
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Pulaski Wool Pool
Pulaski_wool pool
Somerset
O. P. Hamilton
J. M
Roberts
Colored column notes and local events in Madison County
Community bulletin with church plans a new building a June rally and a collection totaling 1277.86. Local visits include Rev J W Broaddus and W H Ballew at Frankfort commencement. Chatauqua dates August 6 to 10 at Pioneer Ball Park and hospital club meetings. Baseball results Feature Y M E vs Phoenix Hotel 13 0 12 and Richmond Browns vs Winchester Tigers 7 2. Richest woman Sarah J Walker dies.
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Cobb
T. H. Broaddus
First Baptist Church
J. W. Cobb
J. W. Broaddis
W. H. Ballew
Frankfort
Normal School
James Crutcher
A. J. White
Merritt Duncan
Madison County
Pioneer Ball Park
D. F. White
Norfolk
Vas
Pattie Ballew
Carlisle Breck
Troit
Lero Franklin
Springfield
S.B. Taylor
Homer W. Carpenter
Hospital Club
Carpenter
Patsy Lightfoot
Ladies Hospital Club
Mack Hunter
Ladies Union
Violét Turner
Ladies Embroidery Club
Mary W. Miller
Phoenix Hotel
Pioneer Park
Crutcher
Richmond Browns
Winchester Tigers
Browns
Doty
Winchester Hoskins
Mason
Richmond
Miller and
Danson
Sarah J. Walker
Madam Walker Dies at Home in New York
Madam C. J. Walker died at her Irvington on Hudson estate home after a year of illness. Born in Delta Louisiana 52 years ago she built a beauty empire from a two dollar capital and created hundreds of beauty parlors nationwide. She led the Madam Walker Beauty Company of Indianapolis and supported Tuskegee University and national charity funds for African Americans.
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Irvington-on-the- Hudson
N. Y
Madam Walker
Madam Walker Beauty O
Indianapolis
Tuskegee University
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