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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
6
An advertisement warns readers to avoid harsh laxatives like calomel and salts and promotes Cascarets as a gentle, overnight cleanser that purges sour undigested food, foul gases, and bile from the liver and bowels without griping or sickness.
The Clarksville Leaf Chronicle reports a racially charged exchange and a local crime note. A visitor mocks a Black man, while a local yeggmen robbery at the Harry Smyer residence on Cherokee Road near Louisville saw three cases of whisky stolen and silverware left worth $1,000. In Scott county, fifty dog owners must appear March 10 for harboring unlisted dogs, with sixty already fined.
A terse health ad touts Chiropractic vertebral adjustments as the easiest path to health and claims rapid results. It urges trying Chiropractic next time sick and provides two phone numbers for contact. Horace H. Murphy is listed.
The notice warns catarrh can worsen to lung involvement and consumption. It states sprays and inhalers cannot cure, claiming a remedy named S.5.S. offers real results and invites free medical advice from a Medical Director in Atlanta, Georgia.
An old advertisement extols Pepto Mangan as a red blood builder that aids vitality and spirit. It asserts the tonic improves energy, mood, and ambition, with physicians recommending it for years and noting two liquid and tablet forms.
FOR SALE 25 bushels of sweet clover seed by T. B. Hackett Richmond. FOR SALE Majestic range in good as new condition and a nice upright folding bed. Mrs. Walter Stewart phone 522.
Acting on the agriculture secretary’s recommendation the committee voted to remove the 240000 section permitting free seed distribution to constituents from the annual agricultural bill. The move does not affect seed shipments for this year. A plan to amend the state prohibition law to allow more medicines with higher alcohol content is under consideration. Also noted: O C Hazard escaped Lebanon jail after a prior break, later recaptured, and jailed for six months. Other items report desertion discharge orders, arrests in Hazard for whisky possession, and a recorded brief in Campbell County Court with Sidney Phillips missing since October.
Grandmother s old mustard plaster once gave relief but caused burns. Begg s Mustarine, made from true yellow mustard, offers quicker, cleaner relief without blistering. Apply to aches and inflammation for fast comfort. available for 30 and 60 cents at druggists or by mail from Wellis & Co., LeRoy, New York.
A tiny bottle of Freezone sold at drug stores costs little and, with a few drops on a corn or callus, stops pain instantly and lets you peel away the hardened skin with your fingers. No humbug.
An auction will be held Saturday March 6 at 1 PM in front of the courthouse selling two cutting boxes corn shellers harness and work gear shovels hoes and picks pitchforks plows single and double garden equipment a spring wagon fodder sled riding saddle fencing wire poultry wire chains tool chest and tools kettles grindstone corn crusher and frame furniture including two mantles walnut wardrobe wash stands parlor organ hall tree and other items two willow baskets heating stoves coffee grinder carriage and harness plus a Ford touring car 1916 model in fine shape.
Lot fronts 110 feet on Lan caster Avenue and runs back 400 feet in parallel lines. Large barn. House contains 6 rooms and bath and equipped with electricity. Possession given in reasonable time. Price $6500. If interested communicate with LT. JOAN F. WHITE, U. S. N., 1884 Columbia Road, Washington, D. C.
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