19 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1928
Page
1
The Middlesboro Daily News publishes in Middlesboro Kentucky with United Press service. Advertising rates are on application. Subscription options include carrier weekly or monthly and mail options with variable multi month terms. The paper includes standard masthead and publishing details.
A Bell county twelve age tragedy is discussed as a thirteen year old lad killed a playmate in a moment of youthfulness. The piece argues for life sentence and critiques society education leadership and enforcement while noting the boy’s background and the need for better opportunities to prevent such crimes.
A man named Mr Smith, aged nine years old in a family of eleven, repairs and builds instruments. He buys woods and materials from a local shop, usually spending 2.00 to 32.50, and claims to take from ten to fifty days to craft a challa. He hopes to attract customers needing instrument work and believes in his ability to do satisfactory repair and making.
A brief social item from Rose Hill records attendees and local names including Minnie Wilson Sigg Mary Ken Barber Myrtle and Barber. The fragmented text lists several households and events with unclear roles, reflecting a community gathering and notes on who attended and where.
Fragmented notes from Fulton Memorial Tennessee record various visits and guests. Names include Mrs GN Leonstidl Miss Mary Arnab and Mr and Mrs Frank Daysne with others listed among social visits. ongoing family and community ties described in terse, garbled entries.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions individuals including Robert HI god and Sholay Banditer with references to a mother and daughter and a medical context. The text is garbled and lacks a clear event, date, or location to anchor a full report.
In Jonesville Virginia Mrs. D Sewell and others are listed visiting and hosting gatherings. Names include Miss Cora Hiyalb as hostess, Minster tehinsbeth group, and various visitors from Nashville, Mrdxville, Peete, and Winston. The item references a missionary meeting and local social events over several weeks with multiple families and relatives noted.
A garbled OCR fragment references a prize offer and vague names, mentioning a bed, crane mantels, and a veiled tie to a household item. The readable content is insufficient to determine a clear news event, person, or place.
A dense OCR fragment titled Washington Letter presents a jumble of names, places, and actions. It mentions figures like Le Haw, Hegbleniy, Lhe, and Praya, with scattered references to farms, photography, and political topics. The text railroads into incomplete phrases, making concrete conclusions difficult.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a family menu featuring dishes like filet mignon, bacon, onions, peppers, cheese and butter. Mentions soups, vegetables, eggs and baked items. References online filer and hospital context, but specifics are garbled.
A hat platter presented by Snornish features Vi Lest in a ceremonial display. The event highlights local craft and community gathering with notable attendees and gatherings.
Kiwanis Club 1750 in Seattle hosts annual gathering at United States and Canada site. Members discuss leadership, fellowship, and club activities with emphasis on service, training, and member engagement.
A fragmented relic reports English acclaim for an American girl aboard a ship voyage. Vague phrases mention Woolston Eng June Hearry Meehan and Tay AL ML, with shifts of tundra and lonely periods. The scene hints at a voyage’s reception and a foreboding moment before a ship lands near a noted Northwestern harbor.
In Estesburg near Waynesburg a man, Gharkes F Todd, says Thedford’s Black Draught ended weekly nervous headaches. He took doses nightly, then three to four doses every few weeks, reports five months headache free. The ad notes price of one cent per dose and urges readers to get a package.
An unclear clipping mentions Maglind and Amelia Marhart in London amid a stalling display and law garden outriged scene with thousands cheering a figure named Taylan Smithuapten. Details are fragmentary but indicate a public gathering with notable attendees.
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