04 Mar 1926
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1926
Page
1
The Middlesboro Daily News carries International News Service dispatches with standard religious verse and Bible thought for today. The paper notes exclusive use rights for news from the service and includes a Romans 10:1 reflection for the end of the law and righteousness.
A garbled Washington dispatch centers on Charles P. Stewart and Senator Wingo. The piece mentions LaGuardia and New York debates over an appropriation and federal building concerns, with Wingo criticizingMisinterpretations and naming political figures amid a chaotic exchange.
NADP figures Adams Yeni Atal four suspects jailed after motor patrol stops a vehicle convoy carrying whiskey. Names include Charles Roce and others from Alabama and Kentucky. Officers recovered fifteen cases of whiskey bound for Florida amid a chaotic transport plot.
The fragment discusses Billy the Tiger Fleweis and references to a boxing career with hints of Wilcox and Greb inspired by mid century rivals. It mentions New York matches, public attention, and critics noting superior punching power and strategic mastery. The piece hints at a era of intense.
Fragmented OCR text shows a Thursday radio schedule with mentions of bands, orchestras, and programs across multiple stations. Reads like a list of programs and times with scattered call letters and locations, including references to Ensen, Kew Vouk, and GALE.
Pineville hosts a busy schedule of social events with Mrs George Groene and Mrs Win Nowlin among honorees. Guests from Hurtin, Barbourville, and Lexington attended dinners, dances, and bridge rallies at Pineville Hotel and local homes, while church revival plans and missionary society meetings were announced for late March and April.
An old advertisement touts Coca Cod as a potent tonic to build strength in thin sickly children. It claims improved vitality from liver oil, vitamins, and spinach extracts with chocolate flavor to aid palatability, endorsed by physicians and a testimonial about a malnourished five year old.
West Graham Virginia Reverend Lewis Evans, over eighty and a lifelong skeptic, credits Black Draught with easing his chronic liver biliousness. He reports severe pain, backache, and headaches eased after starting the remedy, recommending it to others with similar liver trouble.
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