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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1919
Page
7
The article notes a six o'clock dinner hosted by Hisle family for Owen Hisle returning from France. Guests include many local residents and students from Lexington and Louisville. Cards and socializing followed, with prizes awarded to couples, and several attendees traveling from nearby towns for visits and events.
Feed advertisement for F H Gordon promotes high quality chick starter and grower feed. Mentions contact options including a phone line for orders and inquiries.
An advertisement claims severe eczema itching and skin burning stem from a blood infection and endorses S. S. S. as a thorough blood cleanse. Readers are urged to obtain a bottle and receive free medical advice from a Medical Director at 48 Swift St Atlanta Georgia.
An advertisement for Peptona tonic from H. L. Perry & Son The Rexall Store Richmond Kentucky claims it helps restore strength after grippe cold bronchitis and similar illnesses by enriching the blood aiding food assimilation and building general health.
Reports from Brookstown include Miss Lottie Reed returning to Mississippi after a two week visit with Miss Mary Delta Reed. Mrs Turpin and Mr Turpin attended midweek events. Mr French returned from Berea and Miss Florence with Mr Robert French visited Miss Dovie Park. Several Reid family members enjoyed Sunday gatherings while Mr James Shearer bought a new horse. A guest preacher, Cee Sunday, is expected to draw a large crowd.
Owen Locker of the American Expeditionary Forces has been mustered out and is home in Bradshaw Mill. Miss Lena East spends a weekend with Mrs. Berteres Sanders and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse East host guests Sunday night with the Sanders and Emmons families.
A World War I veteran recounts 36 hours on the front near Verdun in October 1918. He describes a risky push with no food, the Salvation Army aid, and a machine gun bullet wounding his leg during an all‑out assault at zero hour.
A large silver bar pin with a dark central stone was found on Friday evening June 20 on Second street between Campus and Stockton's coffer. Return to this office to claim a reward.
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