21 Feb 1925
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1925
Page
1
An OCR fragment discusses George Washington and leadership virtues, urging moral steadiness and civic duty. It shifts to a promotional screed praising advertising for reviving failing businesses and urging persistent effort, with repeated emphasis on integrity and perseverance.
Fragmentary text argues people of the state should beware campaigns that distort fiscal policy and misrepresent taxation immunity. It notes broad concerns about political power and widespread misreporting by various papers.
The movement to impose a coal tax faces opposition from state leaders who warn the public claims of untaxed coal properties are inflated. The Courier and Herald editors urge readers to study an official mineral report and distrust propaganda tied to political aims, noting court decisions and past tax patterns scrutinized in The Old Home Town.
A compact comment on the need for clear radio terminology and comprehension among audiences, discussing pseudo scientific terms and consumer education. It links shifting radio interest to scientific understanding and notes inflation, stock prices, and export trends as broader economic background affecting public sentiment and markets in 1921.
In the cotton states farmers mobilize energy and fertilizer to break ground for cotton. Prices for cotta brokers rise, with exports climbing toward 7.2 million bales by late 1928. Domestic demand and textile market gains drive optimism amid large winter stocks and war-time supply effects. Rubber footwear exports rise to about 10 million dollars as prices stabilize after a surge in demand.
Central tires report a sprawling program featuring the St Louis phony orchestra, Rudolph Couitus ting, and REO with Galland G60. A slate includes Elijah performed with evla m, Eastern standard times in Vin cent Lopez’s schedule at WHK and Clevelaml 27. Yard programs, Washine versapy features, and a spring poem segment are planned alongside festival events in Philadelphia and Karnival Klub.
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