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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1922
Page
2
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A Chicago spiritualist cites a ghost moving a chair as a case of haunting. Jack Dempsey returns from England wearing a monocle. The piece notes rising mob violence and a Michigan man offering oil stock for a cigar, highlighting confusion over prices amid bootleg goods.
A columnist notes tall buildings cast long shadows on Wall Street and suggests the gloom may help shady deals go unnoticed in the financial district. The remark implies environmental factors influence market ethics and transparency.
An old advertisement claims skin troubles and eruptions stem from the blood and praises S. S. S. as a blood cleanser and body builder. It promises clearer complexions, rosier lips, sparkling eyes, and fuller flesh by purging impurities and building blood cells, sold in drug stores in two sizes.
Lloyd George calls Genoa conference a stepping stone while noting delegates adjourned to hear graduates' valedictory addresses. The piece mocks the conference as a distraction and contrasts it with Russia’s bread request, framing it as another stepping stone.
A New York chiropodist advocates amputating the little toe to fit modern shoes, drawing a sharp parallel to Cinderella's story and provoking public criticism of eccentric medical advice.
A New Jersey man was killed by a girl who claimed to have discovered he had 51 other sweethearts. The remark suggests she believed the count could have reached 57.
The Republican Campaign Committee plans a campaign fund of five hundred thousand dollars. Senator Newberry questions how the sizable sum will be used and if it matches the party’s needs.
Additional rooms are being built to many rural schools due to the increasing school census. Funds are sometimes lacking for improvements, with the Waco school building needing repairs though funding remains unclear. Bearwallow West Union and Wats are adding rooms.
Frankfort Kentucky June 24 Six ty two arrests and fifty four convictions were made during May by wardens of the State Game and Fish Commission led by C J Meredith chief. Twenty nine red foxes were seized. District records highlight W D Blackwell with nine arrests and nine convictions. Charlies Griffin made six arrests and six convictions with sixteen red foxes seized. Volunteer warden F B Henderson and district warden S F Gentry each had five arrests and five convictions. State warden L C Shaw logged nine arrests and nine convictions with two in the ninth district.
Daily assistance will help men choose new clothes for the Fourth of July occasion. The shop emphasizes cool comfortable summer wear complete to the last detail with each item clearly marked at a value price.
Congressman Ralph Gilbert named by the state Democrats as registration committee chair urges all Democrats to register on July 10 and 11. He warns the one time law must keep ballots pure and urges voters to ensure records reflect proper elections. He cites past surmises of manipulated majorities and calls for transparency to prevent abuses.
A couple debates names for their newborn, considering playful options like Wifey and Hubby variations tied to the birth date first of the month, seeking a fitting and affectionate choice. The exchange hints at light humor and family bonding over a name.
Mr H G James spent the weekend in Cincinnati visiting friends and taking in local sights. He reported a pleasant trip with no incidents noted.
The USDA estimates late cantaloupe acreage in 16 states at 52 810 acres, led by Colorado with 16 000 acres up from 8 200 last year. Arkansas follows, then California and Maryland, with details on onions and watermelons also noted. Missouri tops watermelon production in eleven states with 45 700 acres referenced.
A clipped article fragment notes acreage figures for Oklahoma and Fayette County and quotes vet H H Butler recommending RAT-SNAP to control rats around hospitals and farms. The ad promotes three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25 with guarantee, sold by Douglas & Simmons and Stockton and Son in June.
The week shows the heaviest butter production thus far this season with a expected gradual decline ahead as pasturage changes. Eggs remain normal to demand and storage, with prices easing though top rates persist for northern stock. Live hens movement stays heavy and spring chicks move in large quantities with prices sliding seasonally. Local officials named include John Joseph Kindred, H. L. Woods, and Fred M. Vinson in Kentucky districts.
Mrs. Perry describes a seaside home infestation last May with rats gnawing upholstery. She reports using RAT-SNAP in cake form to trap them in a week, praising cleanliness and ease of use. Douglas Simmons and Stockton and sell and guarantee the product.
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