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Newspaper

Richmond Daily Register

Location

Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1921

Page

4

Old Kentucky Home Ode Celebrates Bluegrass Splendor

Poem praises Kentucky's beauty wealth and heritage including rivers hills caves and fine horses. The speaker extols native land as superior to other regions while invoking blessings and peaceful prosperity for the commonwealth and its people.

Kentucky

Model High School Play Delights Large Audience

The Model High School senior class staged "Whose Little Bride Are You" to one of the season’s largest crowd gatherings in thormal chapel. Miss Miller, head of expression at Eastern Normal, supervised the production and earned much praise for directing and casting. Despite Henry Arnold’s foot injury, Edith Ellis’s 1921 graduating class memory featured strong performances from William Wagers, Wm. Blanton, Geneva Hord, Ollie Dean Ray, Florrie Lane, and William Crutcher with George Tobin, all delivering polished, enthusiastic portrayals.

Eastern Normal Henry Arnold Miss Miller Edith Ellis William Wagers Wm. Blanton Algernon Clawhammer Geneva Hord Florence Bellow Ollie Dean Ray Mrs. MacEckron Florrie Lane Dolly MacEckron William Crutcher Augustus Ma

No Trouble Expected When Sims Gets Back

Large police presence planned at the steamship pier as Rear Admiral Sims returns to New York aboard the Olympic. Police Commissioner Enright said he does not seek trouble but will respond firmly to any disruption linked to alleged Irish activity in the United States surrounding the Admiral’s England speech.

Associated Press New York Sims Enright England United States

Cox Tent Meeting Grows Attendance and Sermon

The Cox tent meeting drew more worshippers than the prior blue Monday crowd. Dean Poindexter preached on Hosea 10 12 urging believers to break up the fallow ground of the heart. Bible study at 3 pm daily. young people's service at 7 15 pm. preaching at 7 45 pm with the topic Substitutes for Conversion.

Dean Poindexter Young Peoples

Right Mr Eyentemper’s Furious Note Sparks Riposte

Mr Eyentemper reacts to a hot note with a sharp reply claiming his stenographer cannot transcribe his thoughts while noting his own chivalry and directing a barb toward the writer. The exchange highlights personal wit and gendered labor dynamics in a humorous observed moment.

Kentucky primaries heat up as filing continues

In Frankfort Kentucky six weeks before primaries, candidates for offices from circuit judge to justice of the peace campaign actively. Many petitions filed with Secretary of State Vaughn despite ballot law conflicts with primary filing rules. Women voting in the primary adds complexity as candidates tailor appeals to female voters.

Associated Press Frankfort Kentucky Circuit Judge Justice the Peace and Councilan Fred A. Vaughn Logan

Origin of drinking toasts traced to Bath and a故

New York June 21 The origin of drinking toasts was defined by Stuyvesant Fish banker and Columbia alumnus as a toastmaster at the Alumni luncheon. He recounts a tale from Charles II era Bath where a beauty’s health was pledged with water leading to the custom. He notes toasts arose from feminine and aqueous roots and cautions against cold water drinking.

Associated Press New York Stuyvesant Fish Columbia University Bath Mr. Fish

Boys Arrive for Camp Mammoth Cave YMCA

Boys from Western Kentucky arrive at Camp Mammoth Cave for YMCA recreation camp. The program runs all summer with two week sessions for boys starting now.

Mammoth Cave Associated Press Western Kentucky Camp Young Men’s Christian Association

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