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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
3
In Days of Old, comedian Snub Pollard headlines a chatty screen magazine feature. The piece surveys Pollard’s era style, with backstage anecdotes and film relics that highlight his silent film era charm.
Friday afternoon at 2 30 Mrs G W Pickels hosts a bridge party in honor of Mrs Harry V Roberts of Chicago and Mrs Thomas H Pickels of Baltimore.
Informal tea hosted by Eugenia Herrington at her Cherooke Road Louisville home honored Miss Lucia Bennett and Miss Mary Hardin Vaught of Lexington. Guests included many local young women and several chaperones. A separate picnic at Berea hosted by Miss Mary Sue Tudor said goodbye to Tibbs Quisenberry and Rose Park bound for Chicago.
An advertisement urges expectant mothers to use the remedy "Mother's Friend" to ease delivery. It cites a physician as the originator of the treatment and shares testimonials from Mrs. C Hartman of Scranton Pa, claiming shorter labor and less sickness. The note offers a free illustrated book and directs readers to Bradfield Regulator Company in Atlanta Ga. Mothers' Friend is said to be sold by druggists nationwide.
Busy community notes describe Mrs. Chenault of Mt. Sterling visiting Crab Orchard Springs and Richmond, illness updates for Mrs. Mary L. Smith, numerous Lexington and Berea visits, travel to Cincinnati and Detroit, and social plans surrounding Mt. Sterling events, dances, and summer arrangements.
A St Louis woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving monthly cramps backache and fatigue enabling housework all month. The letter cites fifty years of use and urges friends with female troubles to try it. The notice includes social notes of local visits and arrivals to Richmond Kentucky and nearby areas.
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