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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1920
Page
3
Madge Kennedy stars in Squeaks and Squawks presented as a big V comedy at the Opera House. The weekly also airs The Lost City African Jungles in 15 sensational episodes filled with unbelievable feats and breathless suspense. The jungle setting features wild animals and uncivilized natives adding thrills to this enormous stage production.
The Aid Society of the First Baptist Church will meet with Mrs. Mel Shearer on West Main Street Thursday at 1 30 PM for important work. Clef Club hosted by Miss Elizabeth Shearer on West Main with several contributors and a paper on Influences of Music. Bridge Club gathered with a salad course after games hosted by Mrs. E C Stockton. Various residents from Richmond and nearby towns are noted visiting, traveling, or ill, including Rev J A McChintock in hospital and neighbors visiting Lexington and Winchester.
Store offers 30 percent off listed prices on all New Singer Sewing Machines for cash. The eight day sale runs now through April 6th next month at the Singer Office with a goal to sell 25 machines this month.
A small notice recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. It highlights pleasant taste and relief, noting the remedy has a wide reputation for curing coughs and colds. The piece closes with a date abbreviation March.
E. B. Ayres travels to New York to finance a 35 mile extension of the E. K. Railroad into coal and oil rich territory in eastern Kentucky. Plans for a third track from Russell to Edgington are completed.
Charles Long found his buggy damaged after a windstorm in Mercer county. A miniature scene of a clone carriage appeared on the road, carried off the wreckage, and shattered it at the hill’s bottom in the incident.
Falmouth enforces curfew requiring residents to restrain dogs at night and warns that canines found roaming after curfew will be impounded. In other news, J. H. Apperson, a McCracken soldier, had a German bullet removed from his shoulder blade after the Argonne forest battle in September 1918.
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