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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1921
Page
5
Mrs. Mary E. Hill of Route 1 Marmaduke Arkansas endorses Thedford's Black Draught as a reliable household medicine. She uses it for bilious children and stomach or liver trouble, noting its laxative effects and quick relief. The ad emphasizes long use and urges readers to keep a package labeled Thedford's Black Draught.
A key from the voting precinct at First Presbyterian Church is obtainable by paying for this advertisement at the Daily Register office.
More than five thousand delegates and visitors gather in Des Moines for the 14th annual Northern Baptist conference. Ernest L. Tustin, president, and Rev. C N Arbuckle are scheduled to speak, with a jubilee program by the Women's American Baptist Foreign Mission Society and presentations honoring fifty years of work abroad.
Notice lists June EXECUTRIX claims for Adam S Gott estate due June 18 1921 in Richmond Kentucky and August 11 1921 for Thomas H Broaddus estate. executrix Mrs A S Gott and administrators J W and Fee Broaddust call creditors to present proven claims or be barred.
A man misnames a desired article and resorts to Chamberlain’s Tablets as a reliable substitute. The advertisement assures satisfaction for constipation and indigestion, recommending taking the product to ensure the intended remedy.
Madisonville Kentucky June 21 moonshine activity rose after federal funds dried up prompting a Hopkins County sheriff led crackdown. Three stills a large liquor cache and 400 gallons of mash were seized in two raids. five men were arrested including Peter Hewton and Eli Doctor. Two more foreigners fled toward Illinois.
Richmond Chapter No. 16 of the Royal Arch Masons plans its second annual fish fry for June 24 after completing degree work at two o'clock. Members will travel by car to Boonesboro Beach for a lively afternoon organized by Secretary Dr. J. G. Bosley.
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