26 Jan 1933
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
1
A voice denounces taxpayer abuses as big corporations dodge government revenue by sending bills via private channels. The speaker warns deficits rise, urging patriotic citizens to pay their share, while a satirical poem lists endless taxes on farmers and workers, highlighting tax burdens across society.
A long fragment follows Araminte Wihine in a troublesome family history with a second marriage. The scene centers on a staged dinner where social dynamics, flirtation, and class tensions surface through Harvey Tyson and others. The narrative blends dramatic tension, romance, and moral expectations as Araminte contemplates fate and independence during a night of lively conversation and observed propriety.
Firemen in Tat City California pursued a speed record attempt, with observers noting near success as teams coordinated rope and equipment. A missing window observation sparked investigation while crews and witnesses described the dramatic chase and safety protocols.
Markets show mixed moves as cattle bulls and heifers trade unevenly. Prices for sheep and fat cattle hold near steady levels, with bids fluctuating and some down pressure on certain lots.
Ten years ago the Ann of Ava Circle of the Mist Baptist Chapel was entertained by Mrs. Harry Flac. Rev and Te Reeves undertook the officers of the church with a banquet at Nia Junie, Ai. Neil Gamplell and Miss Lelia Uuehanan attended the Christian Endeavor of the jan Church at the home of the latter. Miss 1 1 ing and Mrs. Abell Beall were visiting Woodson at Pine, My and Myre. Bert Moore spent the week end with Mr and Mrs. Woondson at Pineville. Mr and Mrs. Sowa spent the week end in Knoxville.
Five years ago Mrs dh Ry Qhoe Jettson and her daughter Mes Fred Whitgomb visited Cumberland with Mr and Mrs George Schadler and daughter Katherine. The Cooke home at Hay Ta hosted life ford Cooke. Adams and children of Harlin visited Ma and Mrs A T Burke. Mr We G returned from Knoxville with relatives as did Ms Tordhuad Ky, noted in a mumbled reminiscence of travel and guests.
Charles P. Stewart reports from Washington on the electricity tax fight. Crip and Smoot lead congressional battles in the Ways and Means and Senate committees, shaping a plan seen as shifting costs to consumers. The dispute, tied to Hoover era reforms, embodied a push for stronger power regulation and public support for cheaper rates.
A mountain air pilot, son of a respected judge and grandson of a famed preacher, perished in a fast mail flight near Atlantic when fog halted visibility. The crash left a charred wreck with his remains, while a community mourns the loss of a beloved figure.
A curious mechanical doll shown at the Leipzig fair moves on the floor with crawling toddler motions. The lifelike creature, built with intricate lace and joints, appears to advance in a small, almost living way as it glides along the stage.
Fragmentary obituary style tribute praising a youth who lived nobly and faithfully. The text reflects on a short life well lived, honoring the departed and hoping for reward in the afterlife.
An advertisement-like piece touts California syrup of figs as a remedy to stimulate appetite and improve digestion in malnourished children. It claims the product cleanses the system, restores color to the tongue, and boosts weight and vitality with regular dosing until appetite returns.
Wishington reports a grand inaugural parade after President Roosevelt takes the oath. Army navy marine corps and coast guard units form the first division under General John J. Pershing as Grand Marshal. Governors staffs, state delegates, patriotic and fraternal groups, and Academy midshipmen are listed among participants.
Mizs Rea M. Haines of Dayton Ohio writes about losing seven pounds after using a product called Kuschen claiming dramatic results. The ad promises quick weight loss with a money back guarantee and cautions buyers to avoid unsafe shortcuts.
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