18 Aug 1938
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1938
Page
1
An OCR spoiled page lists varied prices and items including cattle, lambs, grain, and weights. It mentions Rocelpls figures, direct prices, railings, boxes, and bundles with mixed figures and locations such as Elronth and White Shoals, reflecting a disjointed farm and market ledger.
Sealf's Indian River Teale, made from 26 herbs and other ingredients, is promoted by M A Seerbrough of Knoxville. He claims the product benefits users and plans to showcase Sealf's Indian River Tonie every spring for a high take. Nabies GU priced at $1.00 per bottle with six value chages.
Dr Frank Jaynes critiques the wartime and postwar Soviet style economic schemes. He argues a common sense view on resource use and critique of central planning. The piece reflects skepticism toward large scale purges and the idea that all plans ignore human nature and desires.
Kentucky farm news reports show county data on poultry profits and sheep growth as farmers adapt to rising feed costs. Mountie projects and local producers note increases in poultry returns, hog and sheep activity, and limestone business orders affecting dairy and crop outputs.
Fragmented OCR lists visitors and social calls across weeks in Gayley area and nearby towns. Names include Mulleren, Vexus, GW, Pulkerson, Bless, Ming, Morton, Gate, Geng Rovwlgnd, and families visiting relatives in Cincinnati. Events mention church groups, entertainments, and a visit by Mr and Mrs Wouslan with children.
A fragmentary report describes a chaotic scene at a party where guests fled as a dramatic disruption occurred. The account is garbled but suggests a public disturbance during a birthday gathering with religious references and a tense departure.
Walter F. George of Georgia denounces Roosevelts call to unseat him in the U S Senate primary campaign while defending state voters judgment. The scene also notes Bernesville backing of Lawrence S. Cant for federal district attorney and Cant supporters in the same period.
Reported antics along Gimberland Avenue draw curious crowds as locals discuss events from a Stalwood linelit situation to a frog derby planned for Mid Alaska. Visitors to Nell County farm share meals with Will Cheoh, and a lighthearted apple prank among youths ends with notes on moderation.
The Bracks family and children visited Mr and Mrs Harber in Shawane, while Dr and Mrs Fleemon hosted guests including Burchell and Floyd Pollitree from Middlesboro. Numerous locals plus extended kin from Knoxville and Tazewell visited friends and relatives over the weekend, with Anna Mae Vannoy staying several weeks.
In a tense drive through town Julian argues that marriage to Noel would fail, while Noel fears losing him. He describes a society doctor’s conflict between love and career, urging friendship instead as they near Hollywood. Noel and Laurie face love entanglements and a planned departure tomorrow.
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