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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1920
Page
2
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The Daily Register announces Ralph Girbert of Shelby County as a Democratic candidate for Congress, subject to party action.
At E. G. Moore's sale near Nonesuch Bolivar Bond & Sons auctioneers sold a lot coin for 11.25 dollars per bushel. Mrs Zena Cobb shows slight improvement this week pleasing friends.
Mrs Emma J Nagel of Cincinnati claims Vola-Tonic builder of strength rapidly improved her health. She reports increased appetite digestion and energy after less than one bottle and says sweeping and housework feel easier now. Richmond Drug Company introduces Vola-Tonic locally.
A light hearted society drama stars a known Warner leading man in a plot where a marriage shirker hides an escapee convict, ends up in a country home, faces a staged engagement, is accused of theft, and becomes entangled in a den of thieves with comic peril and romance.
Mr and Mrs Gibson Powell were guests of Mr and Mrs Owen Moore on Monday. Miss Ethel Waters remains ill with the flu at home. Mrs A M Asher and Mrs C Marcum shopped in Richmond on Wednesday. Miss Irene Richard returned home with her uncle Clarence Moberly. Mrs C Marcum called to Frankfort for the illness of Mrs L J Marcum. Mr and Mrs Charlie Owens and children moved to Red House. Mrs Claude Duncan and Miss Emily Morgan visited Mrs Eugene McCarthy.
A March 1 1920 letter from Shearer criticizes Kentucky dog taxes as unjust while opposing tobacco raises. The writer laments youth leaving farms, describes smoke from cigars, and complains landowners fare better than tenants amid farming hardships.
Voter anger rises over whisky taxes with a push to revoke the tax and weed. Reports note poisonings of several dogs since last year and mysterious horse deaths amid scarce feed. Some Madison children should be in school and are not attending. EB: BURCH.
The advertisement explains that genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin must bear the Bayer Cross. It promotes aspirin prescribed by physicians for eighteen years and urges buying unbroken packs with directions for relief from colds headaches toothache rheumatism earache neuralgia lumbago neuritis and other pains. Tin boxes of twelve cost only a few cents and larger packs are sold by druggists.
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