18 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1928
Page
1
Advertising rates and subscription details for the Middlesboro Daily News. The note lists carriers, city and mail options, and references United Press Service rights and republication reservations.
A portrait of Bardstown Nelson County highlighting its court house square Bahds town cathedral and the legacy of John Fitch. The article recalls hospitality modern growth and a deep sense of place linking history to present possibilities. The piece venerates Kentucky culture and the enduring spirit of its people.
A garbled account discusses Kentucky folklore and hospitality as tools to attract tourists. It urges Kentuckians to preserve and share legends, histories, and traditions to inform visitors and bolster travel interest across the state. Local figures lament the need for better outreach and accurate portrayal of Kentucky culture.
The little boy Freckles and his friend face a doubtful danger as they rescue a drowning child. A rumor of a cannibal and a spate of strange gifts follow the incident, with Uncle Harry seen involved in the aftermath.
A Washington Letter discusses Coolidge’s potential second term and public reaction, noting unpopularity risk and historical parallels. It surveys political sentiment after the 19th party convention, with reflections on presidents Andrew Jackson and the era’s broad mood.
A garbled OCR kitchen menu lists breakfast and luncheon items with fragmented phrases such as grapefruit and cereal, salted potatoes, and various desserts. Several lines mention vegetables, stews, and meat dishes, but many words are unreadable, producing a chaotic, hard-to-interpret food list.
The new Metro-Coldwyn film Rose Marie opens yesterday at the Manning Theatre. Joan Crawford leads in a melodramatic role with strong screen success as a naive girl. critics note her charm and the film's beauty, while Murray and Young Murray provide notable support amid an uneven production.
The report notes Kiwanis International head Harry Henry from Atlanta addressing the association during a distant convention. Details are faint with OCR errors but reference a meeting, leadership roles, and discussions on future initiatives.
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