Subscription Rates by Carrier and Mail
The notice lists subscription prices for carrier delivery and mail. Carrier: per week 16 cents, per month and per year 6.60. Mail: per month 50 cents, three months 6.26, six months 2.00, one year 5.00.
12 Aug 1932
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1932
Page
1
The notice lists subscription prices for carrier delivery and mail. Carrier: per week 16 cents, per month and per year 6.60. Mail: per month 50 cents, three months 6.26, six months 2.00, one year 5.00.
The piece notes cautious optimism for economic improvement with rising stock market signs, ongoing unemployment issues, and slow exports. It cites bank activity and government actions as factors, mentions Representative Lewis and Senator Gore in discussing prospects, and highlights mixed signals about consumer buying and industrial demand.
A fragmented market summary reports varied receipts and gains across livestock and produce. Cattle and hog prices show modest rises, with calves and vealers moving differently. Sheep and grain items appear steady to slow amid overall uncertain demand.
Ten years ago the scene in Edgewood and Taw weet haba is described with faded names and places. The text mentions people and garments in a reflective, nostalgic tone, noting changes over time and the lingering memories of those who lived there.
Fragmentary OCR text recalls a list of names and places with unclear context. The legible fragments mention references to years, locations such as New York, and multiple personal names, but lack a coherent event or narrative to detail. The piece appears to be a damaged historical clipping with scattered proper nouns.
Fragmentary notes describe funding ideas for restoring the Grand Trianon era site once linked to Louis XIV. Mentions road removal, rain drainage works around 1750, and a 16th century construction context with Uplian signs and Harniens collaboration.
A fragmented diary from Ansel and companions details a perilous wreck and escape from a Pacific island cave. They describe treasure pearls, a hidden passage, and plans to recover the wreck while facing fever, wounds, and hostile natives as they await rescue.
W2 Trving E Weller, a recently revived railroad man, carried the same tin dinner as Mr Hoyer choked on. The incident occurred in Pittsfield Mass as details of the meal and the choking event emerge.
The passage presents a garbled, OCR like stream of words referencing a return of the season, various names, events and actions, suggesting a public or ceremonial gathering. It reads like a scrambled mix of captions, quotes, and notes with names and places obscured.
Fragmentary text mentions six nights to Boston and a bridge by a Massachusetts location. Names and places are garbled, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable organizations.
The report describes a continuation of a council session with focus on Seabury's alleged contusions and related matters. Walker was asked to publicize information from the Seabury inquiry and later stated he had accessed the inquiry in New York. The mayor faced a fine for a fall, and Walker faced a potential jail term. expenses were debated, with awaiting resolution and a sum over two thousand tied to a separate matter.
A rambling continuation cites attacks on Democrats and inflation, pledges to fight waste, and calls for federal prohibition. Roosevelt and other figures draw sharp attention as supporters chant for restraint and vigorous enforcement amid a heated national debate.
The ad touts Sargon saying it restores health energy and nerve strength. Mrs Nova Padget of Spartanburg reports relief from headaches stomach issues and constipation after using the tonic. She claims marked improvement in vitality and daily function and criticizes prior laxatives.
A quirky ad style passage touts Sargon as a cure for nervous and run down persons. It mentions appetite, vitality, and a claimed pharmaceutical benefit, listing Frank L. Lee Co as distributor and referencing various health claims and remedies without clear medical backing.
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