10 Mar 1930
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1930
Page
1
City edition subscription details from Middlesboro offer weekly carrier pricing at five cents and monthly, six months, and yearly mail rates. The notice confirms United Press Service membership and copyright statements for republication of dispatches.
A sweeping observance marks National Business Women's Week with governors and mayors backing events across the country. Leaders from the National Federation of Business and Professional Women and local branches highlight women’s rising role in retail, manufacturing, teaching, and public service, with speeches by notable figures and broadcasts from major stations.
The piece notes mothers often doubt doctors about children’s ailments like irritability, grinding teeth, digestion and itching eyes. It claims White’s Ginger Troch is a sure expellant and suggests trying the remedy at 85a per bulky Lane.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions phrases about doing good and rewards, with scattered names and odd wording. It references a pond and a hotel, plus terms like Orion and Heather, but lacks a coherent news event or clear person, place, or organization. The readable content is fragmentary and non-specific.
Louise Lee of Hackensack New Jersey captains Gandolyi Macon Woman's Club team at Lynebuurg Virginia weaving a route described as a prayer for form the Weamond. Incomplete lines convey a devotional, moral guidance and reflections on life and decision making amid a sports setting.
A chaotic UK dispatch reports on dining habits of American visitors in London during the press tour. It notes breakfasts in costly hotels, fogbound travel, and the dangers of pneumonia from skipping meals. The piece lists foods and tavern scenes with humorous asides about cabbage and Brussels sprouts.
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