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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1920
Page
3
An advertisement promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a natural, gentle laxative for constipation. It touts its wide use by the army and thousands of American families, claims over six million bottles sold yearly, and offers a free trial by mail from Dr. W. B. Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
Social and personal notice: Hale Deane hosts three tables of bridge Saturday honoring Mrs Eld Clay of Denver. Guests include Mrs J S Collins and several local ladies. First prize goes to Mrs S Collins, guest prize to Mrs Clay. a luncheon concludes the event. Visitors G Corzelin of Indianapolis and Eugene Walker guests of local hosts. Thomas son of Everett Green recovering well after appendicitis operation.
The wedding at Silas Baptist Church in Paris united Miss Bettie Sparks and Rev. Dillard Floyd Sebastin with Rev. Wm. Stallings officiating. The ceremony featured yellow and white decor, a Georgetown College connection, and a reception of relatives and friends. Afterward the couple planned to reside in BurEin as Mr Sebastin assumes a pastorate.
Among those from Richmond who attended the funeral of Mrs. Overton H. Chenault in Lexington Monday were Mrs. T. D. Chenault, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Chenault, Mrs. A. K. McCown, Mr. and Mrs. Waller Bennett, Mrs. Harry Blanton, Mr. Thompson Burnam, Miss Lucia Burnam, Mr. Waller Chenault and Miss Betsy Bennett.
A fragmented grocery ad listing include brand names and prices for soap, detergents, cereals and breakfast foods. Items such as Ivory Soap flakes Borax powders Old Dutch Cleanser and various breakfast cereals are named with low prices, suggesting a promotional clipping from a local newspaper.
Fruit sellers anticipate strawberry season and offer 25 pounds of sugar at 32 cents. A delivery of flour and meal is expected this week, and customers are urged to wait for arrival and pricing.
College Hill mourns the passing of Mr Cliffton Willoughby at his home after a long illness. He leaves wife Minnie and two children Ivan Norris and Willard Willoughby, plus two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services were conducted at the M E Church South with burial in College Hill cemetery. Attendees from Irvine, Winchester, Wilmore and nearby towns attended.
Illas McKinley of Union City and Miss Nancy Walden return from school term in Morehead. Mr and Mrs H C James with Tevis and Robbie James visit Miss Lucy Norris and Miss Ida Norris. Miss Nannie Norris spends weekend with Mrs H C James in Rich-. not all text shown.
An aged readers guide suggests tailoring diet to age and occupation and keeping bowels regular. It advises Chamberlain's Tablets when feeling overfull or constipated, noting practical steps for a weak stomach.
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