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Per week 16 cont a for monthly charge per year 0500 by mail. Per month Quentay Shres quote. Also monthly 2.00. One year 54.00. Service appears as a damaged ad item with unclear terms and pricing.
06 Jul 1932
Page 1
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1932
Page
1
Per week 16 cont a for monthly charge per year 0500 by mail. Per month Quentay Shres quote. Also monthly 2.00. One year 54.00. Service appears as a damaged ad item with unclear terms and pricing.
A Washington commentary by Charles P. Stewart discusses the unpopular idea of dictatorship as a remedy for the economic crisis. Sen Elmer Thomas and others question emergency measures, wartime powers, and the potential shift to martial authority, warning of the risks to civil liberties and governance. The piece notes strong public opposition despite calls for decisive action.
The day’s market notes highlight varied activity with several items trading unevenly. Prices for grains and commodities trend fluctuating with some contracts firm while others slip, reflecting cautious buying and selling.
A history professor speaks at a campus event urging higher ideals and clearer leadership. He critiques past rulers and calls for ethical reflection, civic responsibility, and wiser public discourse to guide future generations. The talk stresses the need for integrity in governance and education.
The fragment notes GLB Ledgan winning a local council or association role ten years ago, with unclear spelling and roles. It also mentions Miss Hallie Wise and a plan to open a shop on Gubitechond Avenue, amid references to devotees and a country grounds convenance.
The celebration includes speeches songs and readings honoring Stephen Foster. Attendees such as Mrs Edwin Hhavae and Mrs ROMO AL Vaughan are listed among participants and organizers. The event features floats and musical tributes in a community ceremony with multiple named locals and regional figures.
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The text blends names such as Harriet Avenues and Gear Washington with references to a Detroit convent and a United States birthday celebration. It mentions a delegation to a convention, a stipend, and a humorous or ceremonial display, but the readable parts are scattered and unclear.
Fragmentary OCR shows a 1926 invitation note referencing D Hendon of Sweden and a birthday date. The readable fragments indicate a father’s birthday observance or related social note mailed by an unnamed friend. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
Adventurers aboard the ship the Seanata chase a coded logbook about ancient pearly legends while misdeeds unfold on Montonga. Miss Whitney, a royal temptress, hidden codes, and an espionage plot drive the tense voyage to Papete with danger on the waves.
The piece reports Smith resisting calls for a formal statement as political maneuvering heats up in New York during a tense gubernatorial race. It notes Gov. Roosevelt’s continued visibility and predicts ongoing pressure on Smith from supporters and critics alike.
A broken, evocative fragment urges perseverance and dream sustainment across all people. It hints at hope, unity, and resilience before a fading call to wakefulness. The voice speaks of America, journeys, and the weight of time as a quiet refrain.
A local note from Kelsa Washington reports a dogon incident during a rough game as tackla broke. Seconds later Day Parkhill recovered the Flat ball, with the hook catching in the groken tae eles th sptwy.
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