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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
4
A fragmentary classified column lists a sale item for a Case tractor and equipment, an offer for free admission on Thursday for a Mrs. John Hurley presentation at the opera house, a stray hound with seven pups needing owner claim, and a radio supply distributor ad for major brands with a request for a 5 cent catalog and a free radio program offer.
Classified ad offers a Deering binder in perfect order for sale by Chas Baldwin nine miles out Lexington pike at $150. Contact phone 225 X 132. Also notes a promotional prompt urging readers to use the classified column. If Mr Jennings Maupin presents at the Opera House Thursday he will be admitted to see Wm S Hart in Traveling On.
Mrs John L Green of Berea Kentucky advertises for sale pure bred Tiede Island Red hens pedigree stock. Contact phone 4 4 1 RK F D 1 131 6p.
Kennedy Produce Co. will buy scrap iron rags bones and magazines. Phone 45 -2t.
Two year old Holstein bull named Knapp Pontiac Butter Boy, owned by State land Normal School Farm, listed as available. Season price noted as $2.00 with a figure 133.3 appearing in the record.
L. N. Restaurant run by Mrs. J. R. Shaw advertises a beer with a kick that supposedly evades Volstead Act restrictions.
Owsley County nine year old daughter of Esek iel Carmack died when her clothes caught in ore while helping her mother prepare dinner. Minnie Wil lins, 12, of Nicholasville was badly hurt when she fell from an automobile and remained unconscious for several hours.
Enry Spencer a Watertown New York resident reports he has gained 15 pounds since starting Tanlac and tells friends the medicine restored his health.
Henry Spencer of 415 East St Watertown credits Tanlac with restoring his strength appetite and weight. He says he dropped from 160 to 135 pounds and suffered gas headaches and dizziness before starting Tanlac. After use he gained 15 pounds and reports improved energy and digestion. Tanlac is sold by all druggists.
In Monroe Wisconsin on June 7 a 12 year old girl, Marit Klossner, has been sneezing since last Tuesday. She remains in a weakened condition despite doctors' efforts. The persistent sneezing occurs day and night with little relief.
Governor Morrow replies to a North Carolina business inquiry about the Burley Tobacco Growers Co operative Marketing Association. The governor says the group has satisfied 60 000 members, handled crops economically, advanced money to growers, and earned bank and War Finance Corp credit. He asserts Kentucky farmers will not return to old marketing methods. A Payne’s Depot resident reports Aaron Sapiro spoke to 15 000 growers in five meetings in North Carolina. Reports say Massachusetts growers may be next to organize.
Classified notice offers a McCormick seed stripper for grass seed, described as in good repair, listed by Z. T. Rice at 127 tf.
In Jessamine County Kentucky on June 7 the $15 000 damage suit of H C Nichols against Rufus Lisle was called in circuit court. The 1920 Versailles road collision left Nichols with serious injuries including a hand amputation after operations in Lexington. This is the second trial after a hung jury in the first.
LaGrange Kentucky June 7 Jailer Robert Latimer sustained severe facial and shoulder burns from carbolic acid thrown by prisoner Clifford Lee as part of an escape attempt. Latimer remained conscious long enough to strike Lee with a club before the inmate was captured by Edward Thomas and a crowd gathered.
The piece argues that working women face health strains from independence and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to restore vitality and zest for life. It presents the product as a helper for nervousness backache and despondency among wage earners.
A humor caption from American Legion Weekly questions perceptions of crime and justice as a woman is pardoned for murder by the claim that her husband was the killer. The piece satirizes reactions to gendered crime judgments in a wartime periodical.
Help wanted notice seeking a young man to work as a clerk at Kenmadrich. References required. Apply in person or send credentials for consideration.
Deputy sheriffs in Madisonville Kentucky report D B Morris of Box Town hid two and a half gallons of moonshine in two post holes. The discovery follows locals belief that such holes are proper places for fence posts.
Mrs. Topper of Plainfield New Jersey reports rats driving her servant from the cellar. She used RAT S N A P to clear the infestation. The ad claims RAT SNAP destroys rats and mice and is not touched by cats or dogs. Three sizes priced 35 cents 65 cents and 1 25, sold and guaranteed by Douglas Simmons and Stockton aid Son.
Fort Smith Arkansas June 7. Attorneys for Coronado and associated companies announce a rehearing will be asked in the suit against the United Mine Workers and others.
The death of Judge Richard A. Ballinger occurred at his Seattle home yesterday. The obituary notes his position and local residence.
Friends in Richmond learn with regret of the illness of Jittie K. V. Hardin formerly of this place who is now with his mother at the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs Adams in Bourbon county.
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