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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1920
Page
3
Mrs Theress Coventry of Newark writes that after years of organic trouble and inability to walk she found relief with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine. She praises the treatment and says friends are now using the products.
Mrs. Jerry Chambers hosted a Wednesday evening party with assistance from Mrs. Harvey Parrish. Earl Todd won the prize in the contest. Cream and cake were served to guests including Miss Mary Mason Huntsville Ala Mr James Gentry Miss Ethel Turpin Mr James L Hisle Miss Ruby Wells Mr Earl Todd Mrs Elverea Gentry Mr Moss Dozier Miss Davie Parrish Mr Joel Gentry Miss Rose Mae Chambers Louise Turpin Alice Taylor Messrs Joe and Alex Turpin Eldridge Noland and Hugh Chambers.
A Glad to Testify notice from Watega West Virginia shares a woman's experience with Cardus easing teenage headaches backache and weakness. She claims after using Cardus she gained strength married with three children and avoided doctors for female troubles. The ad promotes Cardui as a long used remedy recommended by physicians and urging readers to start taking it.
A merry party including Miss Helen Rollins Bennett and guests traveled to Winchester Lexington and Paris Sunday. On return they dined at Shakertown Inn, noted as a popular motorist stop.
Mrs May Collins spent Sunday with friends in Lexington while Miss Loy Wells visited Winchester. A wedding at the First Christian church parsonage united Miss Jessie Hughes Carpenter of Flemingsburg and Mr Robert Orin Burgett of Columbus Ohio. The couple will live in Columbus after a Great Lakes trip and Cincinnati stopovers. Numerous locals and visitors are noted in companion social notices across Lexington Winchester Paris Irvine and Richmond.
The Ike Waltons report many local anglers anxious for rain to bring worms to the surface. With bait scarce, trips are postponed until a heavy rain rebounds worm availability and fishing can resume.
The description asserts a self-cleaning radiator that automatically drops dust back into the fire pot keeping heating surfaces clean and allowing full heat delivery from the fuel. The claim emphasizes continuous efficiency and reduced maintenance for better heating output.
Mrs James Powers returns home in Bristol after visiting Mr and Mrs W P Millard. Mr and Mrs W O Mays come back from Lexington where they stayed at the Phoenix hotel. Mrs Stewart ay of Stanford and others from Richmond spent Sunday with Bascom Pelfrey at Guy.
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