11 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1930
Page
1
The Middlesboro Daily News urges a big Fourth of July celebration led by local committees and business leaders. The piece emphasizes Middlesboro as a regional hub in the Cumberland area and calls for strong participation to foster growth and regional prosperity.
Press reports forecast Senators Mead and Grundy will vote for the tariff bill, backing high tariff views while opposing retention of the current law. President Hoover is expected to sign the naval treaty amid strong White House protests, shaping naval power and U S policy with the Senate debate to come.
City of Middlesboro Kentucky invites bids to supply and install traffic signals at Ninth Street and Cumberland Avenue and at Cumberland Avenue and Twentieth Street. Bids cover poles pedestals wiring and control equipment with power supply arrangements and compliance to standard traffic signal types. Commissioner approval reserves right to accept or reject bids.
Her Grace of Atholl attends a ceremony at Columbia where workers at home are remembered as she dresses for the honor. The event honors colonial ties and marks a notable collective tribute amid university exercises and commemorations.
A garbled classified page blends apartment ads with scattered wartime era references. Fragments mention rooms, rest, and rent trends, plus stray lines about duchess, Red Cross, and tariff advocacy. The text weaves ads with historical remarks, lacking coherent events or clear context.
An old advertisement warns against harsh laxatives for constipation and promotes Herbine, a natural cathartic claimed to be gentler. It cautions on digestive risk and habit formation from medicines, urging safer relief aligned with nature's design.
A garbled report from Red Bird News describes a family visit by Vrostasir Piakingan and relatives to Sinus City with mentions of Mya, Mas, DeWalss, and Milley families. The text shows numerous misspellings and unclear phrases about a gathering and a cafeteria event with guests and a “Millers guid” remark.
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