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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1920
Page
6
The text urges everyone to stay in good physical condition to support dependents. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation biliousness and indigestion and promises soon feeling well enough to work.
Mr. Evan McCord of Seattle Washington is the guest of relatives here.
Near Midway a female dog has assumed care of two orphaned lambs, guarding them with maternal devotion after her own puppies were removed. In Boyle a four year old girl Clara Walls died three hours after ingesting ice cream poisoned with poison.
The article argues modern farm improvements pay, highlighting the electric vacuum sweeper. A hotel in the Midwest found carpets lasted seven years instead of three after vacuuming, saving wear and costs. It suggests farm wives gain similar savings with electric light and power enabling washing, ironing, pumping, and sweeping.
The Madison High School season opens June 8 with Miss Alice Metcalfe’s recital at the high school chapel. Grade rehearsals advance. the first four grades stage The waking of flowers. Rev J W Logan of Crescent Hill will deliver the baccalaureate at First Christian Church June 6. Class night is June 7, Caldwell auditorium, with Robt Vandeveer and others performing. Commencement June 9 features Robert Malloy’s address The New American, with George Colvin delivering the commencement oration.
Mrs. G H Schill of Texas City describes three years of head pain and crippling nervousness until Cardus relieved her. She reports never a headache again after three bottles. The ad endorses Cardui as a long used remedy for female troubles.
Berea College will assist in an Interchurch World Movement survey in the mountains. Secretary Marshall E. Vaughn is the Kentucky Mountain Division State Director with charge of 37 counties in Eastern Kentucky. College workers will spend part of their summer in field work gathering data on schools churches camps and overall health and religious conditions.
Miss Rucie Miller of Franklin leaves for Leland Powers School in the east to study for the next weeks. Her return will bring a valuable addition to the local institution. County teachers who took examinations Friday and Saturday have largely departed to await verdicts. Records are with Frankfort officials and grading is in progress.
After the May Music Festival's success attention shifts to the Red Path Chautauqua at the Normal School. Indications point to another strong turnout likely to match past high standards and credit the event highly.
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