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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1921
Page
4
A humorous note urges readers to cut out the item for accurate purchases. It touts Chamberlain's Tablets as the safer choice for constipation and indigestion, promising satisfaction and reliability. The message reads like a vintage advertisement with a reminder to keep a cutout handy.
Denver legionnaire reports to national executive committee on flood relief work in Pueblo Colorado where the American Legion mobilized boats and trucks to reach survivors. The committee approved a $500 relief grant as legion posts coordinated rescues and aid after waters receded.
Mrs Mabie Bertel of Moberly Missouri writes that Chamberlain's Tablets are the best remedy for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation she has ever used noting they have helped her over two or three years and she continues to take them regularly.
Mrs Dr Coomer opens the convention with devotional at 9 00 then welcomes by G S McKinney Dr Coomer responds and congregational song minutes read. School reports follow from Bend Bybee Flat Woods and College Hill Pine Grove and Waco with committee appointments and finance at 1 05 and adjournment after 2 15.
Public notice urges immediate purchase of Moone's Emerald Oil to shrink varicose veins and enlarged glands. It claims rapid improvement, hospital use, and a money back guarantee, with samples offered for 15 cents from International Laboratories, Rochester, N Y.
Fragmentary text mentions jacketed items and possible acronyms but provides no discernible event, entities, or context to or confirm a news item. The readable portion lacks sufficient names places organizations dates or outcomes to summarize meaningfully.
The Redpath Chautauqua opens Friday with a redesigned tent by Baker Stafford Co. of Kansas City. The acoustically tuned venue seats 2,000 and rivals a first class auditorium, with new chairs and comfortable layout ensuring clear hearing for all in attendance.
A skilled Arcade craftsman performs cleaning and dyeing of white shoes and various footwear. Ladisa and mens footwear are among the items treated.
Doctor Frederick Monsen, noted explorer and lecturer, presents an illustrated talk on Mexico at the Redpath Chautauqua. He has studied the country, photographed its people, and met leaders Diaz Huerta Villa Carranza and Obregon. His presentation promises an unprejudiced, richly illustrated view.
Excerpt mentions traveling at forty or fifty miles per hour and jokes about political pull in towns. The Washington Star is cited, followed by a Rheumatic Pains entry suggesting Chamberlain's massage for stiff muscles and aching joints.
Chautauqua program lists daily events July 1 with grand and second night concerts by Oceanic Concert Company and Chapel Singers, multiple lectures by Montaville Flowers and others, range of admissions 50 cents to $1 with assorted child taxes, and noted artists including Harry Yeazelle Mercer Harold Ayres Katharine Ridgeway James Whitcomb Riley and Ralph Bingham.
The Chautauqua this year offers a season ticket at 3.03 replacing 10.00 for all events. Single admissions cost 3.05 for the top three events while the other eleven numbers are free with the season pass. Proceeds support the local Christian church women who run the program and use half of season ticket sales for decorations.
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