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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1920
Page
3
An old advertisement argues rheumatism is bloodborne and not cured by lotions. It promotes S S S as a vegetable blood purifier, claiming it cleanses impurities, acts as a tonic, and has helped many for over fifty years. Readers are urged to contact the Swift Laboratory in Atlanta for information.
A column blends a patriotic poem about Ireland and America with a long list of social notices. It lists visits, hospital updates, illnesses, and social events across Richmond and nearby towns, naming Ms, Messrs, and households. The piece notes Forsyths, Lanter, Spear, Neff, Brann, and many others with frequent travel between Lexington, Winchester, Danville, and Shelbyville.
A fragment raises questions about who killed Monty with multiple suspects hinted. Three seven confessions suggest a knife belonged to a hand, while the article also mentions topics of the day and Prizma Nature Pictures in the issue.
The Missionary Society of the Methodist church will convene in the Sunday school rooms Friday at 2 o clock. All members are urged to attend.
Mr J A and Robert Turpin enjoy spring fencing amid mild weather. Mr Eli Reaves and wife visited Mrs Fannie Powell. Mr Alton Parke sold garden seed door to door. Eddie Brookshire and family from Winchester Ind visiting relatives near Union City. Luther Barclay sold corn at 10.50 a barrel and has a large crib for sale. S F Baldwin sold a nine year old horse for 200. Willard Barclay and wife visited Harlan Parks. Roads are in bad condition. Stella Thomas reports 85 early spring chicks growing well for fried chicken season.
Miss Elizabeth McGowan a member of the Madison High School faculty was a visitor in Versailles last week.
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