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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
5
Oliver Wendell Holmes cites age signs and three lines between the brows as early disease indicators. The piece promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for women’s ailments and low mood, highlighting a long history of use.
Southern National Bank announces availability of safe deposit boxes with R. M. Rowland as cashier. The notice highlights secure storage services and access guidelines for customers.
A note says clothing for Armenians may be left at Muncy’s store and packed Friday afternoon. Miss Carraleen Smith chairs. A mass meeting at East End Christian church Friday night will discuss the school situation, with a large crowd urged to attend.
Miss Sydney Dyke rejects reincarnation as explanation for her memory pictures. Her symbolic portraits at The Oasis, 10 East Forty-seventh Street, include a Villa d Este motif with pinnacles she later learned matches a fifteenth century building. Dyke favors continuity of life without endorsing transmigration.
The fourteenth annual Northern Baptist Convention in Des Moines Iowa runs June 23 to 28 with about five thousand delegates and visitors expected. Attendees include Baptist churches in the United States and guests from Burma Assam India China Africa Japan and countries in Central and Latin America.
Mrs. Cary of Middletown New York writes that she suffered kidney trouble since girlhood but is now getting along well after using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad states the pills help the kidneys and are sold everywhere.
Boston reports scientists on Donald B. MacMillan expedition to Baffin Land plan to search for the elusive blue goose egg. The bird nests have never been observed and experts expect potential interest from natural history societies. Also, Father Schulte, R. J. McKee, and Nelson Elder depart for a ten day St. Marys Centennial celebration.
An old advertisement fragment touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and asthma like symptoms. It promises relief by soothing membranes and easing breathing, mentioning unrest and vitality impact.
A Madison County Kentucky land parcel will be sold at public sale on June 25, 1921 at 11 a.m. The property lies west of the Kirksville Kentucky River turnpike, includes a dwelling, and is bounded by Gilead cemetery to the north, turnpike to the east, Gilead church to the south, and Alex Bay’s property to the west. The one acre site is to be sold on six and twelve month credit with bonds bearing 6 percent interest.
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