19 Dec 1938
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1938
Page
1
Reading the fragment notes a livestock market report with hogs, cattle, veal, and lambs pricing. It mentions direct sales, weekly receipts, and price ranges across meats, plus mention of wheat, lard, and futures quotes. Names and places are unclear due to OCR garble, but the core item is a weekly market summary with price movement and receipts.
Colored News reports Smitherman 57 died Friday noon after three weeks of illness. Funeral services held at View Dipliist Church Fern Lake conducted by Rev. W. M. Payne. She leaves sister Siva Olliv Frances of Neho N C and brother Grant Kincaid Calp. plus nieces and nephews in Misidieshara.
A partial page fragment shows a Camber resident meeting a hard edge talk with attorney Walter Scott about a tax or legal action. The piece mentions a cautious Cleveland style review and a public interest stir as a pressing case unfolds amid verbose descriptions of gadgets and historical missteps.
An uneven OCR fragment mentions George Vernardi Cator as agent for a Canadian branch of McKennan and Rahnines wax heli. It references a bail amount of 33,500 and an unresolved $18,000,000 related to a drug firm, with unclear wartime context and outcome.
A lay reader column on the human locomotor system describes bones muscles tendons joints and nerves and the frequent pains and injuries affecting mobility. Dr Clendenin offers general questions answered through the columnist notes while cautioning elderly readers to take care during daily activities.
A jumbled collection of phrases mentions medicine, teaching, and various names. The text appears as a garbled historical OCR fragment with references to symptoms, remedies, and debates over education and health practices, lacking clear coherent events.
Stewart reports Anthony Eden drew the largest crowd ever at the National Press Club in Washington during his Capitol publicity visit. He met with U.S. officials and reporters, while Britons planned their own publicity, as Eden spoke on housing and American-UK ties amid a guarded press blackout.
Thornton Holgate and Worthington race through Houston seeking Sara Sue Davis after a bracelet incident and a missing girlfriend. Holgate declares love and seeks to stop a potential engagement, shouting Sara Sue’s name as onlookers stare and a dramatic confrontation unfolds.
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