25 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1935
Page
1
A garbled past-article recounts a 1910 Halley’s Comet appearance predicted to sweep close to Earth. It mentions warnings of a tail gas fear among the public, an automobile drama at a Cumberland Gap site, and observers tracking the dazzling celestial visitor across the night sky.
In eastern North Carolina a bark to nature movement finds hunters waging war on cats. Sportsmen adopt real guns to pursue felines in fields and woods as eradication of their giant presence expands. Most of the state joins activities to combat cats statewide.
New York reports Kentucky Governor announces a convocation in Louisville for Derby week inviting 2400 Kentucky colonels. Notables listed include Rudy Vallee Eddie Cantor Will Rogers and George Burns. The event includes a Colonel dinner and a tour of Louisville with plans extending to Washington for Senator Alben Barkley obejects and national recognition.
Fragmented OCR style market notes mix crop prices and commodity jargon with scattered proper nouns and stray names. The readable bits reference prices, stocks, and speculative terms, but the text is garbled and largely incoherent.
Gov. Sampson’s presence is anticipated at the Middleshore Odd Fellows gathering. Local members plan to boost lodge activity and member reinstatement, with details of attendance and program to be announced.
A reader in Middlesboro asks the community to believe in innocence for a 1936 robbery case involving a Middlesboro resident. The letter names local officials and seeks public support to clear the accused as he serves a seven year sentence in the state pen.
Police officers Woolen Sharp Mulla deny aiding the arrest of Lawrence Dwyer on Cumberland Avenue. They say Dwyer was brought to Guty Hall, searched, and charged with drunkenness and concealed deadly weapon. The defense attorney contends admission of evidence is improper. Grand jury indictments not pursued. witnesses remain opposed to the article’s portrayal.
Waunataine Washington notes Shirley Glaite born Christmas Day, with family naming rituals and observances tied to St Patrick's Day, Columbus Day, and New Year's Eve. The account preserves the Wirtheys Bary decoration tradition and the family rent allotment for the celebrations.
Readers praise Thedford's Black-Draught as a reliable laxative for constipation and digestive relief. A Missouri man from Steele, A. Me Benmlyy, shares how the product works quickly at home for bowel and digestion issues during a gathering season.
A recent relief project in Denver aims to deploy 3 annotators to process 121 Caloe Glo etilistes tasks, estimating about 9 days to complete the job. The effort targets legal clerical relief and supports lawyers with annotation work.
Solicitor announces effort to support a founding home for colored or Negro children in Kentucky. Located in Irvington, Ky, the Middlesboro project houses 166 children, including one from Bell County. In five years five children from the area have been cared for. About $10,000 is needed to sustain the work. Established 1898 at Joutville and moved to Irvington after Theodore Alven of Louisville deeded property.
hulians may be sent dual to te institution Tongton Ky Route Box 1 2 or to Tew Langley Cronaval Delivery Midsleshova.
Local miner Jumbert of Ciossiff Ky drops dead at home in a snowfall. He was found lying near his house by Maurien Oliver, a resident in the same dwelling. Survived by a widow and a daughter, Mrs Magpie Braylas, and a brother Charles Lantbert Lynek.
An advertisement extols liquid laxatives from Dr Caldwell with Syrup Pepsin as a safe gentle remedy. It promotes regulated, dose by dose use to restore regularity, notes serma and casera as nervous system humors, and targets families and children with a prescription tone cautioning against unregulated use.
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