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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1920
Page
3
Mrs B J Clay entertained Friday afternoon at the Glyndon in honor of Mrs Field Clay of Denver. A large number of ladies attended the informal tea and enjoyed the pleasant hours.
When the blood carries millions of germs that attack the skin, fiery irritation and intense itching persist until the germs are removed from the bloodstream. Genuine relief comes only from a treatment that targets the root cause at the seat of the trouble.
The ad touts S. S. S. as a reliable blood purifier that cleanses the bloodstream and aids eczema and other skin disorders. It claims to revive red blood and offers literature from the Medical Adviser at 108 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
A long list of residents and visitors recounts social calls and trips. Eva Akin and many others including Prof. M L Caneeh and Judge J C Chenault are noted visiting relatives, attending events, or staying with friends in Lexington, Mt Jackson, Mt Sterling, Columbia, Cincinnati, and beyond.
Caperton home tenants await new residence completion in RoseDale. Mrs Mary Arbuckle returns from Richmond missionary training. Waller Chenault serves as pallbearer in Lexington for Mrs Overton Chenault. Harris Park and Clay Park families visit C H Park in Lexington. Dr C H Mainhart returns from Adamstown after his father’s death. Eva Akin leaves Union City for Boone County. Pauline Arnold improves after infirmary care. Jim Deatherage and others attend Mrs J W Zaring’s funeral in Shelbyville. Prof Gilmore and Miss West Spurlin finish school year in Hazard. Gilmore to Bradley Polytechnic Institute for summer study. Spurlin to Eastern Kentucky Normal for summer study.
An advertisement promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a red blood builder. It claims blood strength affects disease resistance and energy, endorses the tonic for fatigue, and advises checking the package for the Gude's branding in liquid or tablet form.
Brooklyn woman Kathryn Keuwuntzpacker shares a testimonial praising Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for treating feminine ailments and aiding her recovery from a difficult condition that caused the loss of two pregnancies. She reports her baby girl Christened Lydia Elizabeth last month and urges others to try the remedy.
The consolidation movement for rural districts, sparked by a Berea conference and led by Madison county's plan to merge Big Hill and Pilot Knob, is expanding. Professor J. Virgil Chapman, state rural schools inspector, tours the state reporting mergers aimed at easier study and stronger attendance.
A miniature musical comedy filmed from a New York stage scene presents Mrs Castle as a French convent girl who arrives in America to find her mother a musical comedy queen. The scene features Broadway chorus girls and director Edward Dillon guiding the production.
Robert Terrill master commissioner of Madison circuit court reports the sale of a house and lot in Berea at the instance of King and King for a total of $2830.
Locust trees are in full bloom with heavier foliage signaling a strong fruit yield, while blackberry bushes also show heavy blooms reinforcing expectations of plentiful fruit barring unforeseen interference.
Sunday gatherings drew most of the population outdoors with picnics fishing and camping less frequent this year. The vehicle shortage kept many in service while city workers enjoyed a respite from the week’s bustle.
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