23 Feb 1925
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1925
Page
1
A fragmented admonition extols newspapers for infiltrating every home. It urges readers to rely on ads to save money, learn prices, and discover new goods and services, contrasting informed shopping with idle gossip. Strong entities include Shawnee Oklahoma and Roach of Commerce.
The American Legion pledges unyielding opposition to Mapes bill changes that would dissolve the Veterans' Bureau and create a department of education and relief with a disabled veteran in an assistant secretary role. The plan risks reducing veteran benefits and returning to prior wasteful appropriations, prompting strong denunciation and warnings from Legion leaders.
The readable fragments suggest a local notice or column with scattered names and place references. Core entities are unclear due to heavy garbling. no coherent event or outcome emerges from the legible bits. A safer brief hints at a community item without verifiable details.
A garbled excerpt outlines a tense political scene involving Washington diplomacy and alleged conspiracies. It mentions President Wade, a tentative plan for a tonal circulation, and debates over treaties, with stray references to hearings, ministers, and government departments amid a climate of speculation.
A Tennessee farmer, facing nuisance concerns from poultry, reports direct shipments to the New York market with an average price of 9 cents per date, totaling 80,220 dollars in revenue. Feed costs and other expenses totaled 56,000 dollars, leaving a net profit from 800 hens.
The record notes average production per hen at 1548 epe, about three times the given benchmark. Profit per hen is stated as $5.20, with foul and management costs totaling Tab per hen.
Malcalin Hird, managing editor of Scientific American, declares an open forum on spirit phenomena. He says some spirit manifestations may be real but many so called mediums are fraudulent and outlines fakes uncovered by the Scientific American committee which offers a prize for proof.
A garbled 1920s style verse scene shows a chaotic night on the Gotham streets with crowds, whispers, and distant gunfire. The fragment hints at a rally or vigil ending in a tense moment near upper Diddy and Naw vou bi Vite with various figures, boats, and noises described in distorted lines.
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear names and events. No coherent details, dates, or locations are readable to establish a factual news item or identify named entities. Further readable content required for a proper headline and summary.
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