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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1922
Page
3
Fragmentary note comments on comparing people and traits, mentioning Bill and a hypothetical com pere. The text hints at a debate about genuine character versus appearance, framed as a colloquial exchange without clear context or resolution.
Mrs R C Boges hosted a Saturday bridge gathering at Summit with a large guest list including Murray Smith Chenault yeas Harber Tyne and many others. Several attendees were noted traveling from nearby towns and updates on local residents were given during the event.
A Richmond Virginia woman Mrs S T Diggs reports six year rheumatism relief and ten pound gain after using Tanlac. She says headaches nerve issues and poor appetite disappeared after initial doses and credits Tanlac as worth its weight in gold. The note appears amid a community column listing local visits and travels of residents including Miss Laura Isabel Bennett and Miss Florence Burnam returning from the University of Kentucky and Vassar respectively.
Dialogue notes Blinks as a practical type who always grabs the stool to move a piano, illustrating a manners of helpful behavior through a humorous exchange between Jack and Bill.
Crit D. Frazier died at his father's Estill avenue home after a battle with tuberculosis months after serving in France. He enlisted June 23, 1917, fought in the Somme and Meuse Argonne, served in Luxemburg, was discharged June 3, 1919, and died in Richmond at age 30. He left a wife and family, and was laid to rest in City of the Dead with tributes from a mourning community.
Passengers aboard the Richmond Welch Store ship felt a sudden lurch and slower speed before daylight when investigators found a mutilated thirty five foot shark carcass clinging to the sharp prow. Meanwhile thousands inquire about the American Legion national essay contest open to schoolboys and girls ages twelve to eighteen as talks cite strong participation. Automobiles taxed in Kentucky for 1921 valued at 26 340 145 dollars for the year.
John J. Tigert, U S Commissioner of Education, will select the three national judges of the American Legion's essay contest for school children which opened June 2. Twenty state school superintendents have notified the Legion of their cooperation to ensure the contest's success.
Middle Western communities along the Southwest trail receive camping sites from the American Legion to aid thousands of touring motorists who avoid hotel costs by camping at sites along the route. The Washington Legion seeks Louise or Antone Layman, heirs of a Hoquiam estate, last heard of in Milwaukee. The American Legion liner American Legion arrives in New York after crossing the equator with sailors recalling a near incredible sea fate.
Malone, daughter of a dive keeper, moves from the underworld to New York society in a dramatic adventure adaptation from LeRoy Scotts. First National Picture.
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A humorous exchange features an old lady asking a son for a bank, the boy offers directions and jokes about a quarter as a payment. The punchline reveals the boy implies pay is not for a bank director but a quarter.
An advert touts Freezone as a painless corn remedy. It claims a few cents buys a tiny bottle that stops pain instantly and lets you lift the corn off with fingers. The product allegedly removes all hard and soft corns and calluses between the toes without soreness.
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