19 Jan 1945
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1945
Page
1
A dated provost style fragment cites Matthew 6 30 on God clothing the field and contrasts faith with reason citing Bailey as the source. The text blends biblical verse with a terse aphorism about faith surpassing logic.
The notice outlines carrier and mail subscription pricing by region including Kentucky Lee County Virginia and Claiborne County Tennessee. Rates show 4.00 per year with 6 months at 2.00 and 3 months at 1.00 for within limits. Outside areas list 5.00 per year with 1 month 60c and 6 months 2.76.
The piece critiques a House investigation into the Gallup Campaign Expenditures Investigating Committee report on Dr. George Gallup. It argues Gallup used methods but warns of inaccuracies, suggests publishing raw data, and questions why Congress would chronically audit a private pollster while implying the panel may become a government consulting service.
A wartime era letter warns of a national campaign to aid supermarkets. Report notes mothers push wire baskets with children to collect groceries as two dangers emerge, bent baskets and injured kids, amid broader rationing and polling chatter about wartime forecasts and four rival pollsters.
A letter from the Middlesboro Ministerial Association and two locals commends the Open Forum News policies and urges continued publication support. The message thanks the paper for unity and prods readers to sustain community uplift through shared goals and reliable reporting. Additionally a North Africa letter from Mrs Maggie Tartin expresses homesickness and Christmas wishes, hoping for news and connection with loved ones back home.
Confused report details a contested liquor license action as city authorities face opposition from local residents and officials. The piece references county judges and administrators while describing intervention to oversee the process and ensure safety during public proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR style notice references pattern numbers and pricing. Mentions Pattern Fa and Pattern Depts with personal decor notes. Includes stray phrases about US Mileine gumper Morne Weise Weyl and a request for payment to Thrly New 105. Mentions New York and a print size and style number.
In a lively diner discussion set against cotton trade talk, Harvey Park and Whitney recollect Eli Whitney’s invention and its impact. Whitney’s seed-free cotton process, demonstrated via a simple roller and comb, boosts cotton yield dramatically within hours, altering future farming and processing.
Fragmentary text mentions names and patterns with uncertain meaning and no clear event or outcome. It reads like OCR garble about a book of patterns and a person named Sone Tibi, lacking identifiable entities, places, dates, or actions.
A garbled item references individuals such as Wirvetor and Wood Collier with hints of debts, arrears, and assistance. The text is unclear but implies a notice about funds or arrears and possible relatives or officials involved. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
A fragmentary memoir-like piece recounts a disabled narrator observing a woman whose perseverance, faith, and patient hope lead her to a hopeful life in a medical context. The prose hints at themes of resilience, illness, and social perception in early 20th century life.
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