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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1921
Page
6
Jim Park pitched a strong game for the Reps against the Ludlow White Sox at Lexington on Sunday. He struck out 11 batters and allowed only three hits through eight and a half innings before easing up slightly, as the Reps won 10 to 4.
Dr. D Edgar Allen drew a good Monday night audience at Calvary Baptist Church. The message from Psalms 55 12 highlighted the joy of salvation, the joy of winning others to Christ, and the loss of joy through prayer neglect and Bible reading neglect. He urged faith in Christ as the source of true joy and praised the joy of saving a soul as the greatest human fulfillment.
Mrs Wesley Mabe of Kernersville North Carolina praises Cardui the woman’s tonic saying it rebuilt her strength improved appetite and sleep and helped her daughter recover from fatigue She urges others with similar troubles to try Cardui as a trusted remedy used for over 40 years by thousands at their druggist NC-143
Roland Aby a Northwestern University junior was pronounced dead after a canoe accident near Chicago. He revived after 45 minutes with Coast Guard pulmotors and described a vivid subconscious afterlife with rhythmic colors and beings. He said life may continue as a different form of consciousness.
The House rejects beer and light wines as medicine by a 250 to Yt vote, passing the Willis Campbell bill to block a regulation that would authorize prescription of beer and light wines. Mitchell Palmer’s earlier view is noted, with Senate action still pending and Internal Revenue regulations on hold. Representative Ogden of Louisville is the lone Kentucky vote against the bill.
Speech delivered June 24 1921 before the Teachers Review class at Richmond Colored High School. H A Laine urges teachers to lead rural uplift through agriculture, civic effort, and community education while praising past agricultural progress and calling for modern methods and shared service.
A Washington dispatch reports the Prohibition State Director of Kentucky may relocate from Lexington to Louisville. Louisville is urged as the logical base to direct Kentucky’s prohibition operations, with the move under consideration.
Samuel Dawn of Barbourville Kentucky was rescued from drowning when Oscar Mealer and Earl Hughes plunged into the Cumberland River on a Sunday to pull him from a deep hole. Dawn had stepped into the water and was dragged to shore by the two rescuers.
Joe Boggs in Washington signs federal aid projects for next year in Washington D C. Deadline to sign is July 1. Previously forms went to Kentucky for signature of the state highway engineer.
An advertisement urges women to buy Diamond Dyes, claiming no dyeing mistakes and the ability to tint any fabric with fade resistant color. It warns against other dyes and promises rich results with every package. A separate note offers a reward for a lost brown leather purse containing cash.
A public notice urges residents to renew city licenses before the July 1 deadline. It highlights penalties for late payments and directs readers to the city treasurer for details.
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