17 Aug 1922
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
1
A text notice from The News includes apologies and policy on correct attribution. It states an error will be corrected if brought to the editor and notes Associated Press rights, exclusive republication, and local news content. It references editor Kathryn Burom and G. F. Selson in a formal manner.
A sprawling, garbled report from Middlesbore era notes district delegates and committee voices. It references Middleshore, Middlesbord, local parties, and traditional ties while hinting at a gathering around August with figures and venues in a contested civic context.
Fragmented text discusses cows, a village, and people near a place named Lyybea. Mentions a public scene with a cemetery, a time past, and references to songs and jesters. Many garbled phrases describe gatherings, grain, and old events.
Fragmented text references daily Bible thought and moral reform themes amid a town debate. Mentions contemplation of sins, repentance, Prohibition era attitudes, and shifting social lines affecting voters and daily life. The piece hints at town figures, elections, and religious tension shaping community behavior.
The discussion centers on a wage dispute and a central competitive agreement affecting major states and workers. It notes union positions, potential strike action, and the employment impact across industries, with emphasis on wage scales and collective bargaining dynamics.
The text presents jumbled quotes and stray complaints about honesty, wages, and a boss during a vacation. It references a person named Tom Sims, money stakes, and frustration with employers, while noting a highbrow social issue and a confused scene about value and labor. The passage is incoherent and largely garbled.
A fragmented old prose passage discusses the world meaning of the term and cites Bright's disease as a common kidney ailment. It mentions symptoms, prognosis, and the value of regular medical exams, with advice on diet and lifestyle, including exercise and water intake. It references historical measurements and places like the Columbia River.
An early 20th century advertorial extols the Auto Yacqulml Ice Cream Freezer as sanitary, simple, and durable. It claims minimal parts to adjust, no water absorption, easy cleaning, and steady freezing for eight hours or more. It highlights compact size, suitability for homes, hospitals, and diners, and emphasizes cost savings and efficiency in producing frozen desserts.
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