09 Mar 1934
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1934
Page
1
A lively campus theatre crowd attended Centum School’s High School Dramatic Ginga production featuring a comely cast and bold stage moments. The audience responded with enthusiastic applause as students performed with vivid energy, despite some rough edges from youth theatrics and rowdy whistles.
Fragmented OCR prose recounts a biblical scene with Jesus and the apostles, detailing feeding the multitude, Peter walking on water, and miracles. The narrator notes crowds, dialogue about bread and fish, and Jesus calming the storm, ending as the crowd departs and Christ contemplates further teaching.
Readable text shows a garbled line with uncertain meaning and several broken words, making it difficult to identify a clear event, person, or place for a concise summary.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a planned meet or assembly involving students and leaders, with references to a national event and a speaker or moderator. Names and exact places are unclear, but the item indicates a school oration tied to national cadet or citizenship activities and a coordinating meeting.
A fragmented OCR markets note shows garbled words and numbers. The readable bits mention prices and packing terms but lack coherent entities or a clear event. The item reads like an incomplete market summary with multiple typos and no identifiable persons or organizations.
Howard T. Silhnen thanks Kentucky for loyal support as state labor director and urges continued backing for the new director. He notes prior criticism was unintentional, promises to improve, and expresses best wishes for the National Re-employment Service and Labor Advisor role.
Mrs Wieuh Selutlz Mrs Wy Balley and Miss Susan Nice Bailey were guests of Mr and Mrs R E Howell Anosxville. Mrs Dorgrhun Palliite travels to Loxiphon to meet her mother who wished to accompany her for a visit. Miss Rolly Moore joined rounds of diva visit in Knoxville. Mrs Judy and children, and Tack, returned from a visit. Ginnie 0 Bolen of Louisville was a visitor in the city.
Five years ago Mrs Olivans and Mrs Cimpinll hosted at a hive shaped event with Mrs Dubant and others visiting. The piece notes Mrs W Dubant as hostess at a shveestable brie piety, with references to many local names and a gathering in Knoxville and Richardson. Almu Kinehen recovered enough to do oil after a week.
Pineville notes recount March 1934 school activities including a basketball tournament in Malan, local debates at the grand high school assembly, and upcoming performances. It notes visits by Miss Miriam Spencer and Miss Carrie Spencer, a wedding anniversary cake moment, and veteran farm statistics for Canada.
An ornate journey unfolds with Harvey and Viola as they travel from a bustling city to a coastal region near Furne. The pair endure fatigue and tension, while a looming wedding and lingering doubts about vows shape their fragile dynamic aboard the first-class compartment as the countryside passes.
Rose Hill students announce an evening at the vernal auditorium featuring a one act play plus a three class talent contest in music ability. The event begins at 7 o clock and promises a lively program with a short amusements show and audience participation.
Lizte Fals of Pals Texas recalls constipation and a clogged system causing bad complexion tiredness and dullness. After using Black-Draught her condition improved with regular bowel movements and enjoyable tasting relief. Her children approve of the new pleasant flavor.
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