09 Mar 1950
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1950
Page
1
The notice lists mail subscription rates by carrier and region in Kentucky and Tennessee. It specifies prices for 9 year terms, months, and outside areas, with varying charges. It appears to be an old postal or newspaper subscription notice with muddled OCR text.
A 1960s-era reflection argues vandalism costs nations billions in damaged signs parks and monuments. Cites California Washington Utah New Mexico Oregon and Texas losses from bent signs torn benches and burned timbers. notes vandalism harms highway safety and public spaces. Warns of higher taxes and reduced security while urging restraint and legal compliance.
A fragmented diary style scene unfolds around a hardware store encounter with a sales clerk Mr Schmitt. The narrator learns about paint mixing and papering from a magazine article while dealing with messy painting mishaps and the chaos of home decorating. The piece ends with a cliffhanger about continued events.
Washington dispatch notes government schemes to dump surplus dried eggs abroad at 40 cents a pound, with storage for export and a push to maintain parity. It covers wartime past, Midwest farmers, shipping costs, and price controls aimed at stabilizing markets and aiding relief programs.
A Middlesboro reader touts CERTA-VIN as a remedy for gas and stomach fullness, claiming it reduces belching and throat risings after meals. The ad-style note says the product is taken before meals, contains ten herbs, and enriches the blood with iron and vitamins while easing stomach discomfort. Frank T. Lee & Co. backs the claim.
A 19 year old Negro boy Oxersr Robinson Mobije Als was held today under $10,000 bond on kidnapping charges in a New York case. He was arraigned in jail and waived preliminary hearing. A companion, Henry Jayld, is charged with the same offense in the kidnapping of Joseph McDevitt of Firmingharnt.
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