17 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1935
Page
1
The Daily News published every afternoon except Sunday by Citizens News. President and manager Robert Ly Kincaid. Entered as second class matter at Middlesboro Kentucky. Subscription rates by carrier seven days a week 13 cents per week, per month $0.50, six months $5.00. United Service memorandum.
The article recalls Dr John and Bill Mayhew praising rural rehabilitation and federal aid for Southeast Kentucky. Kiwanis leaders discuss park improvements, road expansion, and private funding to lure industry, with local officials recalling earlier boosters who promoted a four lane highway and scenic plantings to spur growth and betterment.
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A scrappy column notes various oddities and rumors around town from yesterday. It mentions ATC Hetaits Wi ender and unnamed local operatives, barber conspiracies, a man named Stuart Atotor, and several scattered incidents including shop changes, power issues, and discussions of municipal plans. The tone is satirical and fragmented with many garbled names and places.
The Bel County notes list 4 H Club meetings at several schools and churches. Happy Valley School hosts Tuesdays, East End and Red Oak Church hold second Mondays and fourth Fridays respectively, with leaders named for each group.
In a stream of fragmented dialogue and scene setting, Addison courts Miss Madison amid family and social tensions. References to Leila, Minnie, and Elizabeth punctuate a dramatic, gossip-laden arc with warnings, jealousy, and a looming public reaction to romance amid a provincial backdrop.
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A fragment suggests a woman questions whether an opera event should welcome male attendees, framing her view as limited by assumptions about use and audience. The note lacks fuller context to determine specifics.
A Juneau report notes Alaska's 24 salmon industry produces vast catches. If laid end to end, the packed fish could circle the earth near the equator. The marchers association estimates enough remains to stretch from Canada to Mexico.
Fragmented promotional material discusses supposed health effects of a product. It mentions appetite, digestion, gastric juices, and mineral elements with dubious instructions. The text is garbled, with numerous misspellings and unclear claims, lacking verifiable details or credible guidance.
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