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The Daily News is published in Middlesboro Kentucky by Citizens News Co Inc under editors G A Arundel and Joe H Nixon. Subscription rates list carriers at 15 cents weekly and 7.60 yearly, with mail options for local and nearby counties at 20 per year and 22. half yearly fees vary.
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Kept Out of War Speech by James Kemper Warns on Debt Risk
Kemper, president of the U S Chamber of Commerce, told the Chicago Association of Commerce that the gravest peril is moving toward war with the risk of federal debt over 126 billion dollars threatening property, mortgages, and livelihoods. He urges opposing war measures while preparing against aggression and preserving liberties.
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War Ideas Flow From Avatealian Headquarters
Since the war outbreak, Avatealian submissions of inventions and ideas have surged for countermeasures. One proposal suggests solidifying the eleruds to intercept bunkers, a rare concept from Melhetrie, Austraolia, amid the conflict.
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Adlerika Mentioned For Digestive Relief By Brand Name
An old advertisement fragment urges readers to try Adlerika for bowel relief and bloating. It claims the product helps older people feel better and notes availability from Frank Le Lee & Co. Ditggists with a long on hand history.
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Frank LE
Lee & Co
Harrogate Area Reports Flu Recoveries and Local Visits
Readers note several recoveries from flu at Greer s Chapel while Mrs Kyle Ftevatonias returns to Hospital at Mioenbaro. Mr and Mrs Sam Fortney visit relatives during Carnival. RN Quiley family visits Union reality. Ray Brooks of Forelridge High School injured in a January 18 automobile incident. injuries not serious.
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Kyle Ftevatonias
Mioenbaro
Sam Fortney
Seam Carnival
Quiley
Union
Ray Brooks
Lridge High School
Nes
Cat Owens
Market Snapshot Uproar in Chicago Trading Floors
Markets in Chicago show uneven activity with prices fluctuating. Traders report slow shipping, widespread hesitancy, and price shifts across bulk commodities and groceries amid varied demand.
Appl ies Go To Spain And France In Odd Weights
The report notes erratic results as competitors from Spain and France contend in unfamiliar weights. It mentions a series of inconsistent performances with references to ropey phrasing and unclear events, leaving readers uncertain about outcomes or standings.
Reading It Again The Letter Threatens Cary’s Court
In a tense scene at the Gould residence Miss Althea defies Cary over a letter that spells her name with a C and hints at dangerous consequences. Cary accuses her sister of withholding papers and threatens arrest, while Miss Althea demands the documents, fueling a volatile clash as servants listen and the group plans next moves.
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Cary
Kaye
Goresy
Althea
Althear
Mise Alttes
Mins Althed
Andy
Ionet
Ida
Miss Althea
Barace Rand
Amy
Texy
Telter
Matt G
Miel
Grandfather
Mrs. Gould
Hunt Benat
Father
Miss Althes
Blair
Gould
Jabez
Sullanly
Aline
Uae
Alice
Tom Sellhorstery
Mark
Janet
Walt
Local Fonde News Highlights Messy Weekend Visits
Several local residents and relatives visited family in town this weekend. Miss Katherine Smith spent time in Louisville while Miss One Bright stayed with Miss Gevieviews Marti fy in Wineville. Hospitalized are members of the Reynolds family and Mr. Rivets recovering from flu.
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Gevieviews Marti
Wineville
Reynoldsy
le Reynoliz
Iaent
Wlesborn
G. C Smith
Wnasville
Miracle residents visit relatives and consolidate schools
Local notices describe Miracles visiting relatives in various towns including Pineville and Barbourville, with multiple families mentioned by name. Miracle school closed Friday and local families, including Robbins and Greene, were among visitors over the weekend, with residents moving and others calling on friends.
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Cole
Carl Greene
Beatrice
Wise Ten
Turner Miracle
Ine Sul
Miracle
Halkilt Schol
Sid
Lee Miracle
Alva
Her Darenks
Mr and Mes
G. Hy Tuyfon
Pineville
A.M. Wilder
Goks
Luc
Mes
Rensioy Tang
Tor
Gorheaml Lee
Mosking
Jovet Robbins
McKiey Thompson
Insull
Homer Green
Pipeville
Enoch Slusher
Waire Hill
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