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Newspaper

Richmond Daily Register

Location

Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1919

Page

7

Scratch and Baby Chix Watch 'em Grow Best Quality Feed

Scratch and Baby Chix advertise Watch em Grow for poultry feed highlighting best quality ingredients. The notice stresses steady chick growth and reliable nutrition for chicks from hatch to fryers.

Wedding and social notices fill Covington and Lexington scenes

Elizabeth Hanger hosted an afternoon swim and dinner at the Country Club with guests including Genia Herrin and others named in local circles. The Tinder Best wedding at Covington drew attention. many residents and visitors from Irvine, Danville, Lexington, and surrounding towns appeared. Various locals, military connections, and visitors were noted through the week at homes, Derby events, and social gatherings.

Vis Elizabeth Hanger Genia Herrin Jurnam Sam Blanton Ym. Crutcher Ye Reed Weisenh Leslie Jr Mrs Bosworth Robert Vann William ’Smith Lexington

Forest Hill Community Visitors and Local Spots Noted

Forrest Hill residents share gatherings as Rev D Mather fills his appointment. Families Elzie Pigg and kin visit Red House. Ben Powell and mother vacation in Lexington. Illness shadows Willie Cole. Evelyn Butler returns from Winchester to grandmother Mrs Laura Butler. Numerous visits unfold among Mrs Hattie Wetted, Miss Lammie King, Miss Lena Grizzard, and Margaret Moore visiting relatives.

Jesse Bowman Mary Richmond Butles Brother Mather Elzie Pigg Mary Elizabeth Edna Pigg Red House Ben Powell Lexington Willie Cole Evelyn Butler Winchester Laura Butler Roy Wells Hattie Oe Effie Maude A Aoe Hiram Bob Dozier Tates Creek Elma Tet Richmond Om Sno Lammie King Frankfort Lena Grizzard Margaret Moore Brookstown Bettie Powell

Relief of Rheumatic Pains with Chamberlains Liniment

For relief of stiffness and soreness of muscles and aching joints, massaging the affected parts with Chamberlains Liniment will relieve pain and make rest and sleep possible.

Chamberlain

Blue Lick Sunday School Progress and Local Visits

The Blue Lick Sunday school shows progress with new coverage and improvements. J Calvin peer attended a Richmond teachers meeting while Mrs Wade Lewis visited daughter Mrs Anderson Morgan in Red Lick. Mrs John Crawford and children visited relatives in Richmond. Matilda Hendricks recovered enough to be out. The area faces an extended dry spell with intermittent rain.

Blue Lick J. Calvin Peer Richmond Wade Lewis Anderson Morgan Red Lick John Crawford Matilda Hendricks

1909 indigestion attack relief testimony

A reminiscence from Douglasville Pennsylvania recalls an indigestion episode in 1909. The speaker credits a treatment from Chamberlaine for relief and notes no similar attacks since, expressing gratitude toward the remedy provider and its perceived efficacy.

Chamberlaine Mae Wisler Douglasville

Local Social Notes From Shearer

Friends report Samuel Q. Royce failing to improve in health. Mr and Mrs William McCord guests in Lexington Saturday. Nellie Lee Curry of Lexington visiting sister Mrs Preston Brewer. Miss Adelaide Oldham returns home from three weeks with Mrs Sanford Oldham. Lena and Kinnaird Hart of Fayette visiting Mrs E T Horn and daughter this week. Lois Powell returns from Danville where she taught. Mr and Mrs Warner Simpson guests of Gentry Portwood and family. Mrs John Wilson of Bourbon hosted by Mrs William McCord last week. Samuel Amster family and Helen Christian guests of Mrs Preston Brewer Sunday.

Ee Mary Nelson Waller Piince Ood Sallie Cornelison Stuart Carew Stanford Pleas -E. Park Mrs. Clay F. C. Gentry Louisville Elizabeth Yeager Danville Harry Harvey W. D. Watts Lexington John Buster Aid Cons Harrodsburg Rae R. L Eugene O’neil Jess A and A C. O'Neil William Doty Wat Annapolis Philip Oldham Maskosee Oblahoma John Doty Irvine Pike Ie Hendren Ravenna John Phelps Eugen Parrish Brookstown J. Stanifer Nora Scot Miss Pie Fuiay Joe Boggs Ellis Flat Second Street D. W. Bridges R. F. Spears Thomas Best Elizabeth Culton Covington Joe Shearer B. K. Duncan Lucille Gabby Pattie Clay Infirmary Lancaster Avenue Rowlette Stella George Rogers Annie Rogers Carrie Hysinger Shearer Samuel Q. Royce William McCord Nellie Lee. Curry Preston Brewer Adelaide Oldham Sanford Oldham Lena and Kinnaird Hart Fayette E. T. Horn Lois Powell Warner Simpson Gentry. Portwood John Wilson Bourbon Samuel Amster Helen Christian

Two Girls Narrowly Escaped Drowning in Cumberland

Rosanna and Dora Gibson daughters of Mr and Mrs T F Gibson faced near drowning while bathing in the Cumberland their lack of swimming skills led one to struggle and the other to attempt a rescue until W B Miracle heard cries and pulled them to safety with Nathan Laws assisting to keep them above water.

Rosanna Dora Gibson T. F. Gibson Cumberland W. B. Miracle Nathan Laws

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