19 Jan 1933
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
1
A reflection on the newspaper office culture centered on the wall sign Be Brief. The editor notes interruptions disrupt morning writing as telegraph and copy rush in, urging mutual consideration while maintaining journalistic duties. The piece ends with a proverb about a devil in red.
Ten years ago marriage details mention Mirs ad Ross of Raasvdile and Mizaus Mexel with Lila as a related participant. The record lists a ceremony at Kaek Cumbertid avenue and names Shs We Si Anderson, Ma, and My White Fu with Narney and Mita Wilheating Mix. A rare voice notes the marriage of Miss Chuva Wertiell and White Ogden on May 5.
Resolutions honor Mig May Millee Whitey of the Middlevhom Business and Pros Club in sorrow for her death. Members express deep regret and praise her kindness, service to all, and devotion to club interests. Sympathy extended to her husband and family. copies sent to relatives, local paper, and club members.
A long, corrected reminiscence profiles Olive I. Toskine, a World War II veteran who served in the Philippines and at American headquarters. It notes her Civil Service roles, transfers, and later work with the Army and efforts in agriculture and personnel management within the War Department.
Fragmentary note lists several personal names and places including TogAly Elizabethtown Virginia and New York with scattered actions. Reads as a jumble of brief references to visits, hosts, and travel without coherent event or date.
Benham bowlers defeated Big Stone Gap on Saturday in a local matchup. The unrevealed details suggest a competitive night at the lanes with Benham prevailing.
Market report shows cattle and hog prices with steady demand and wide ranges. Beef steers command around 5.50 dollars, cows near 2.50 to 5.00, and good to choice veal and sheep receipts noted with prices varying by weight. Prices for lambs, stockers, and feeders referenced alongside general market activity and weights.
LA Wolfe writes to the Daily News Journal praising the editorial page. He explains subscription lapse and personal hardship but expresses loyalty and wishes for the paper's prosperity and health in the new year.
A garbled 1942 to 1982 record of deeds from Pineville and Middlesboro Kentucky lists transfers among numerous individuals and entities. It notes land parcels on Brownies Greek and Straight Greek near Pineville, other tracts in Middlesboro, and related property actions including corporate transfers to and from Mullios, Gibson, Broughton, Barnes, and various lenders and companies.
Araminta, torn between Nicky and Jan, faces a coerced wedding when a letter prompts a family drama. Amid pressure from Mary and Leontine, she weighs loyalty, fear, and romance as plans drift toward Bay Cottage, with Nicky pursuing stage fame and a costly choice looming. The chapter closes with unresolved longing and hinted futures.
A fragmented editorial discusses advertising in papers, noting reader attention peaks with daily freshness and the varied pacing of news. It argues advertisers seek peak leisure moments, and newspapers tailor inserts to captivate audiences.
A garbled early 20th century advertisement touts a fat loss remedy Kruschen Salt with claims of increased vigor clear skin and sparkling eyes. It urges readers to purchase a bottle from a local shop and promises rapid weight loss and improved health, despite numerous spelling errors and unclear instructions.
Paul Berienbach a former light heavyweight champion seeks a job as a boxing instructor with private families. The ad notes his broken health and low mood while mentioning his son Paul Junior, who recently recovered from dentopales.
The focal tour features Tae Tait en TH, Karl Jacir, Jahn Youll, Vater Walfe, Ralph Dickingan, and Jahn Youll in a compact regional showcase. The lineup highlights regional talent and draws attention to the event.
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