Richmond Daily Register Political Announcement 1919
The Daily Register announces Democratic primary candidates for August 2 1919 Rep n Collins and Charles A Hardin of Mercer County as nominees for election in the Eighth Congressional District. The notice states subscription and mailing details and rates.
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Freezone promises painless corn and callus removal
Ad claims Freezone to lift corns and calluses with a small bottle bought from a druggist. It guarantees instant relief with no pain or irritation and credits the discovery to a Cincinnati genius.
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Cincinnati
JAPANESE EDUCATION DEPT TO SEND EIGHT STUDENTS ABROAD
The Department of Education plans to send eight students to the United States and Europe in 1926 for study in trade and industry. This marks an unprecedented large government sponsorship aimed at closely observing foreign conditions to gain benefits from modern progress.
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Tokio
Department of Education
United States
Europe
Japan
P A C Infirmary Updates On Patients And Improvements
Seven patients remain at the hospital with Gabby homeward bound. Mr Hard recovers from typhoid and hopes to leave this week. Mrs Harry Francis and her son recover well. Exterior paint, new blinds, and a renovated ward are planned. A new party fence is built and electric fans are used during heat. The fruits and vegetable committee solicits garden surplus daily to cut costs.
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Hard
Harry Francis
Little Son
Bayer Cross on Aspirin Warns Against Counterfeits
A Brooklyn dealer sold fraudulent aspirin tablets mostly talcum powder, prompting emphasis on purchasing only Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross on package and tablets. The note urges proper dosage directions and mentions Miss Scott preserving any sent article for hospital use while soliciting jars and food donations from ladies for hospital support.
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Bayer
Brooklyn
Bayer Manufacture
Miss Scott
T. H. Collins
E. T. Burnam
R. T. Dunn
Cahs. Jett
James Benntt
C. F. Chenault
Booze Not a Cure for Colic Says Local Notice
The text argues that liquor is not a remedy for colic and stomach ache and urges seeking medical help or using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy instead. It notes a widespread belief that alcohol can cure such ailments is mistaken.
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Chamberlain
Veterans fate and political pressure in 26th Infantry era
Remits two fines totaling 150 dollars for Henry Brewster of Floyd County who was convicted of gambling before enlisting in the army with the 26th Infantry where he was wounded and gassed. Democrats rally to force Postmaster General Burleson to resign, arguing he bears a heavy administration burden.
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Gov. Black
Henry Brewster
Floyd
Army
Brewster
26Th Infantry
Burleson
Dean's Kidney Pills Proclaim Quick Relief for Kidney Trouble
Mrs. Carrie Long of Richmond testifies that after months of back pain swollen joints and dizziness she found relief with Deans Kidney Pills. She credits the remedy with restoring her strength enabling her to work again. 60c at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY June 6 3w t
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Carrie Long
Fifth St
Richmond
Deans
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
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