21 Jul 1933
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1933
Page
1
The Widk esboro Ky publication lists subscription options and prices for carrier and mail service. Rates include weekly carrier 1 cent and monthly 60 cents, yearly mail at 1 88.50, with six months $2.00 and three months $1.25.
Fragmented chatter from Middlesboro notes rumor of secession from Middlesboro land and voting for candidates who promise to cut them off. A penny Democratic candidate complains of libel threats amid local politics and a dig at Governor Jaffoon. A tribute to Jo Sweeney praises civic work while a 72 hour week policy is welcomed as practical relief.
Phoenix players battle the desert furnace as sunrise practice starts before 110 degree temperatures rise. Coaches note afternoon play is nearly impossible with the heat, so sessions begin at dawn to train effectively.
A sprawling, garbled text fragment mixes science fiction style ideas with references to figures like Niagara and Babylon, mentioning themes of human nature and revival, attempts at prediction, and scattered names. The piece reads as heavily OCR-damaged prose with intermittent names and phrases.
A garbled OCR fragment shows multiple misspelled words and nonsensical phrases. It references various names, numbers, and terms but lacks coherent identities, events, or locations to form a clear news item.
Ten years ago we meet Thewvos in Wy Strayty during a visit marked by a series of meetings and departures. Notable figures include Benneds returning from a visit with Heme totles in Richmond and KV Whitakin stepping back from FP Monky. A luncheon at Pyeviltn featured local figures and Mrs de Ty Cheaney hosted her Sunday School class at the Christian Church for an all day event.
Fragmented OCR lists radio shows and times including weekly features, news reads, plays, and entertainment segments. Names, stations, and times are jumbled, with several unreadable fragments.
Fragmentary notes recall events five years past in Linteville and nearby towns. Mentions include Mr Chesney, Walter Chesney, Arch Mya A.A. Pinrthner opening a day in Baws ville, and visits by Miss dean Gloster to her sister Atlas Moliie at the Tints isville Conserviatory of abasic.
A fragmented capital city plea argues taxpayers must fund municipal services to support schools, safety, and infrastructure. It contends delinquent taxes harm city credit, raise real estate costs, and undermine local government efficiency while urging public unity to avoid tax resistance and preserve community services.
In Asheville North Carolina Thursday nearing typhoid illnesses affect families and friends across Junction. Many visitors travel to Edgewood and Speedwell while relatives gather at homes in Elmwood and Mize areas. Community figures and neighbors share updates on health visits, family arrivals, and local social events. The Fisher Richardson house landmark has been dedicated to the community, marking a token of local goodwill.
Sally and Bally travel by train toward Daytona Beach en route to Jacksonville and Daytona, meeting Ted Chapler and Miss Coyne, amid a weathered shoreline setting. They arrive at a beach town where Sally faces a warning from a man named Proctor about danger, and the plot threads hint at a secret liaison and risk for Sally.
A garbled report mentions Theodore Temany at a testsa warehouse and a police action before a sugar water dy of a suspect named Une tu Wale Inkypop. It shifts to a note about White Leghorn chicks, an incubator, and hens in an unusual, unclear scene.
In Brockton Massachusetts Charles Nes a new member joins the city council after a divisive meeting. The appointment fills a vacancy with Ms Caffrey Nes and Hirackton credited for unified support in the local government.
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