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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1920
Page
2
A clipped fragment notes mail matter status under the Act of Congress of 1875. It references Rich and the postal process without additional context or details.
The Daily Register names Ralph Girpert of Shelby County and Frank Ripy of Anderson County as Democratic nominees for Congress subject to party action.
The scheme to block Dick Ernst’s Republican bid for the U S Senate faces obstacles as allies like Gus Willson disrupt efforts. The effort to gum up Ernst’s plan encounters resistance and competing agendas within the party ranks.
Judge Flem D. Sampson of the Kentucky Court of Appeals received unanimous indorsement for the United States Senate nomination at a Knox county Republican mass meeting. He was urged to run, with Judge Purgess Bethurum and Dr. Ben L Bruner also considered potential contenders.
Six Feet Four, a working picture from the American Film Company, debuts today on the local theatre program. The film delivers thrills with fast riding and daring hold ups while boasting a strong, tightly woven plot with brisk pacing and sharp twists.
A few tablets of Pape's Diapepsin bring relief almost as soon as they reach the stomach by neutralizing acidity. It relieves food souring and fermentation that cause gases, heartburn, flatulence, fullness, or pain in stomach and intestines. It helps regulate disordered stomachs so favorite foods can be eaten without distress. Costs little at drug stores.
Dr. Claud Sandlin named U S dental examiner for soldiers will share an East Main Street office with his father Dr H G Sandlin. Miss Mary Neale Greene becomes bookkeeper for Richmond Water and Light Co. Miss Hardin of Louisville joins Greene Millinery. Mrs Walter Q Park and daughter recover from illness. Mrs Boothe aided them and recently filled a need. Minnie Razook of Beirut, Syria visits Danville friends with Lizzie Shears. plans summer trip to Jerusalem. Ansil D Miller reports in Lake Region that Robert Burnam and R C Stockton with Lucy Burnam expected in Eustis Florida for several weeks. Burnam a Madison National Bank cashier and prominent Mason. Stockton a druggist and postmaster, also a long-time Kentucky Mason.
The article warns that colds weaken lungs and invite serious illnesses like pneumonia and diphtheria. It notes that longer colds increase danger from germ diseases and that quick treatment lowers risk. It promotes Chamlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable, pleasant option.
The notice advertises cash discounts on Filson Club and Olympia Club Coffee, Peaberry bulk coffee at 45 cents per pound and 35 cents per pound, Post Toasties at 14 cents, rolled oats at 25 cents for two, and large can Table Peaches at 40 cents per can.
A Texas City reader, Mrs. G. H. Schill, reports three years of untold head pain and nerves calmed after three bottles of Cardui. She says the remedy erased headaches and restored energy, urging others to try Cardui as advised by medical books.
Mr Oldham Jr. was operated on at a Lexington hospital to drain his lungs this week. He had pleurisy for weeks and required two ribs to be removed to insert chest tubes. He could not take anesthetic but endured the operation and is reported to be improving despite the seriousness of his condition.
Governor Morrow admits the county unit dog law is dead but urges it be brought up in the Senate. He cannot keep Republican senators in line for his bill and notes administration pressure.
At Danville George Weddle broke his right arm while cranking a tractor and G. E. Wiseman suffered a similar injury in a fall.
At Winchester Anna Bell Scott aged 15 was knocked unconscious and seriously injured when struck by a car driven by Fred Larvk and dragged for several hundred feet, authorities said.
George F. Daniels of the Hardwick Inn in Hardwick, VI, reports he uses Chamberlain's Tablets as the best laxative after trying many. The Hardwick Inn is cited as one of New England's model hotels. March.
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