23 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1935
Page
1
A chaotic, poetic stream of consciousness describes a morning with a Samoyed dog, neighbors arguing on a porch, and scattered vignettes of apples, ideas, and a Chamber of Commerce meeting. The text blends whimsical dialogue with stray phrases about a missing father figure, a nocturnal gathering, and a troubling tangential note about rats and a promotional idea.
A fragmentary report notes a state dispute over fish related to sacraments in California slums. Names like Molly Grout and Aalmin appear in a garbled account about housing growth and attempts to keep pace with apartment development. The piece hints at tensions between environmental or cultural groups and urban expansion.
Ward's program features Brama on a wide Hankup, with Phebe Ube and a panel discussing aims. The broadcast includes a panel of dianists, seated with Hy Nera, while Ward and SHG WRAR mark the third segment in a series fusing local culture and music.
Fragmented OCR text mentions an event at Coppell clinic and an office, with unclear names and details. Limited readable facts point to a mobility related topic and a location in Coppell. No clear date, organizer, or outcome found in the readable portion.
A noisy forum outing features debate on taxes, governance, and reform with voices from officials and concerned citizens. The clash centers on fiscal strain, political pressure, and calls for accountability amid anxious public mood.
A garbled page one report describes a disturbance near a garage block with a safety signboard and a mass gathering. Witnesses recount a loud scene as authorities inspect a crushed vehicle and a municipal response looms amid weather and traffic notes.
Washington DC reports of Reed to take U8 judgeship include Burkley denying union opposition and Attorney General Wootton expected to appoint. Senator Barklee and Reed advocate for Lowen as the judge as rumors sparked debate. Mirage and snow illusion report travels and a mountain vision near Montes environment.
In Flemington Ned Darling Hain trial for Lintburgh baby murder, landlord Max Gauseh testified about the house where the child lived. State perportiant wis expected to reveal details as the case unfolds in court.
A historical note traces Coed Liver Oil as a spring tonic, describing early beliefs about its health benefits and the attempts to explain its effects. The article references medical figures, experiments, and debates over its supposed cures and origin of vitality. It discusses public interest, speculative theories, and later scientific scrutiny of tonics and minerals.
Market notes describe cattle prices and receipts with steers at various bids and fat lambs selling actively. Mention of 1500 head fat lambs and packers paying top prices. buyers, cages, and weights listed. Wyoming dude ranchers plan winter migration to Nevada and Montana regions, with president Lavon noting seasonal shifts and proposed general practice for year-round operation.
In San Angelo Texas W Barnett expresses relief that a tight election reduced the vote count influencing salary allocations. He notes had Nav’s supporting votes differed by 1 year, the office salary would have increased and changes to district court duties might have followed.
An 19th century remedy advertisement touts Duck-Draught or Thedford’s Black-Draught as a plant based laxative. It claims to ease sluggish bowels, pass waste, and refresh the body after use. Mr William Gabriel of Huntervilly North Carolina endorses its effects, urging readers to try at first signs of constipation.
An advertising notice touts the Pamous Q 122 Goarai remedy for rheumatism lumbago and related pains. It claims to be a famous prescription that helps many sufferers after other remedies fail and guarantees relief with a few doses. Advert criticism attributes the claim to Frank E Lee of Middlesboro Kentucky.
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