21 Jan 1933
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1933
Page
1
A muddled ad style piece blends car hype about the 1833 car and Pontiac value with a tirade on debt. It references Smoot, Hatter, Cy Blatke, and local names while denouncing national debt, urging readers toward frugality and buying “Good enough” autos amid economic worries.
A fragmented notice reports a Chamf Loamb sale at auction for 166 dollars. The garbled text mentions Lafayette and a grand hand, a Purilae Chisunsity farm, and soil testing connected to an American fund, but key details are unclear.
A fragment from ALBEAL ARONSON argues two factors make newspaper advertising supreme. The first is audience reach and reliability, the second is value as a daily information ally. He asserts newspapers remain indispensable for shoppers and advertisers, with no substitute for newspapers in advertising and readership.
A rancher near here killed a cougar using a wooden stake and a pocketknife. William Deval struck the cat in the jaw to stop it after it mauled a cow. The animal collapsed but issue and details remain unclear.
A fragmented market report outlines various trades and prices across Hashyangh and nearby towns. It notes commodity specifics, vendor activity, and shifting patterns in a rough, era-style market snapshot.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls an unseen guardian, an angelic figure guiding through fear and loss. The speaker honors a mysterious savior whose silent mercy altered a life, suggesting a timeless debt to a guardian spirit beyond earthly measures.
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a past event with names like Charles Waral Miro Qallins and John Woodward Tararing. It mentions a huge visitor to Wapevible Vobert Queeris and a hostage situation, with scattered references to dates and people.
A fragmented OCR text notes rules affecting miners and property by amateur vehicles, the Wythe Piddie Survival Commission in November, and transport between points within a state. It mentions certificates, licenses, and issuing certificates by Vishnu Car, with exemptions for small municipalities and certain units.
Five years ago Theobert Ride of Caduoia fell into an incident near a Missouri hospital. A Middinalnn person named Atlee Piette was involved, with sparse notes about a mother and father and a late March date. The fragmentary text mentions the University and family names but lacks clear context or outcome.
Orfordville Wiss Orford Ville and Horsethief Association with 86 members names officers for MHRA. A $30 reward is offered for engraving thieves who steal from members before MT. The reward now covers thefts of horses and other property.
The narrative follows Araminta Williams and her entangled romance with Janney amid family tensions. They discuss marriage, promises, and social pressures as Araminta contemplates a move to City Cottage with her parents. Letters reveal hopes, fears, and plans for July and September as the couple navigates love and duty.
The Lithuanian government plans strict import controls and new licenses to curb imports. A separate trade commission led by minister of commerce Norokitis will oversee the policy including export restrictions and duties adjustments.
Fragmented text from a California article describes the University of California facing budget cuts tied to a pest labeled the Larder or Veelia beetle. The insect allegedly damages animal displays and mounting pavilions, potentially impacting exhibits and associated costs.
In Cambridge Harvard rooming houses cut rents as landlords trim prices after losses. About $16,000 was ripped from expected income, affecting seven dormitory units created under the Edward 5 plan. Harkness House and others anticipate lower charges, with average student costs dropping toward $300 for the coming year.
Webster Massachusetts reports a 1932 saving of about $4,000 after abolishing the town physician post. Local doctors shared duties and billed for services, supplying medicines and surety of care.
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