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Newspaper

Richmond Daily Register

Location

Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1919

Page

3

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised By Women

A collection of testimonials from women across the United States praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female ailments during various life stages. The ads claim the product strengthens the female system using traditional roots and herbs and helps with conditions described as female ills and life changes.

Spokane Wash Lydia E. Pinkham Martha Connor Abilene Texas E Owens Rockville Conn Mary Wirz Chamberlain St Oakland Cal Mary S. Ashley Dover Street

Subscriptions and Local Political Announcements 1919

The Valley Register lists subscription rates including 3 dollars yearly out of city and 10 cents per week by carrier. It also announces Democratic primary candidates for August 2 1919 including Hw UL Rické T H Collins and Charles A Hardin for Representative and Representative in Congress in Merced County Eighth Congressional district.

Vally Register Hw UL. Rické T. H. Collins Congress Merrer County Charles A. Hardin

Kentucky War Records Drive in June Observes Soldier Families

Kentucky counties compile permanent World War records on War Record Sheets for soldiers and civilians through County Council of Defense Red Cross Liberty Loan committees and women’s clubs. Historians appointed in 1918 gather rosters of service members and wounded, with emphasis on volunteers and long-serving regulars. President Wilson’s tribute to the wounded is cited as the nation marks a special appreciation week in mid June.

Kentucky County Council of Defense Red Cross Liberty Loan Campaign Committees Women’s Clubs Kentucky Council of Defense Wilson America

Wartime soldier lists compiled in State historical effort

Fred P. Caldwell, State Historian, gathers incomplete lists of men wounded overseas from the Official Bulletin, newspaper reports, and county historians. The June goal is to complete the 7 counties in the state. The War Department now counts gassed soldiers needing care as wounded for wound stripe eligibility.

Fred P. Caldwell United States Official Bulletin War Department

Forest Hill Social News From Saturday and Sunday

Forest Hill residents reported a weekend of gatherings with extended family from Moberly Lexington and Frankfort. Amelia Powell entertained friends in honor of Elmer Powell's birthday while others visited relatives and returned home after visits in Nicholasville and Winchester.

Boyd ‘Wells Charlie Curry Henry Cusick Moberly David Butler Winchester Laura Butler Amelia Powell Elmer Lucile Asbill Lelia Mattie Pattie Jala Wells Arnett Taylor Burgin Guy Cosby Shelby Cox Leslie Taylor Gibson Powell Jas. Powell Julia Burgin Lexington Fred Grizzard Jeff. King and Daughters Lumisie Pearl Frankfort Willie Wells Lenday McCuddy Nicholasville Nellie Newby Pearl King Frankort

Teachers Examination Set For May 20 And 21

An examination for white teachers will be held at the Normal School building on Friday and Saturday May 20 and 21. lt B. F. Edwards, Supt.

B. F. Edwards

Ideallight Demonstration At Farm Offices

A Lalley electric lighting plant is installed in Joe Benders office on Second street to show electric light and power uses for farms. The unit can power 50 lights, is nearly silent, and water cooled. Battery storage means light can be used without running the engine. only a few hours weekly are needed to supply power for the week. The simple engine requires no attention.

Lalley Joe Bender Second ‘Street

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