13 Mar 1929
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1929
Page
1
Middleshore city officials show willingness to pave the new road along the boulevard and improve access to Fern Lake. The paper urges completion of essential street projects, noting the economic benefit from tourist dollars and urging action this year.
The article discusses Marion Davies and director Willits Plarlness guiding a new film production. It notes Davies’s anniversary and mentions cast, filming locations, and the creative team while referencing the Metro-Collawyne studio and contemporary industry names.
A fragmentary report describes concerns about a child’s cough and related health risks. The text mentions households, medical care, and possible exposures tied to a locality, with scattered names and places implying a broader public health warning.
Residents report a large volunteer fire response after a blaze near Pinon Mountain. The incident drew many locals to assist, with teams from several towns battling flames for hours. Several structures were threatened, but no exact casualty figures are provided. Authorities urge caution and note ongoing containment efforts.
A fragmented notice describes the glee club staging a comedy piece titled The Muse in coming days. It mentions student participants and rehearsal activity with unclear names and dates, reflecting a campus arts announcement.
Fragmented OCR text describes a school event with references to initiation, preparations, and spring activities. It mentions a ceremony or program involving students, a prospective schedule, and the opening of activities. The piece is garbled but centers on a school, its administration, and upcoming events.
A local music recital is set for Wednesday afternoon in Data Hall at Linera Memorial. Notable performers include Vivian Healy and Ada Bishop with the audience invited to enjoy student works and a "Young Garden" program.
A fragmented item notes Lincoln Players scheduling a contest with Etowah, hinting at an upcoming game or event. Key names are unclear due to garbled OCR but the report centers on a local matchup involving Lincoln and Etowah teams.
The choir from the university performs in the chapel this Sunday, presenting hymns and songs tuned to the season. It marks the second performance of the term as students gather for a morning service.
In year end plans pulpy notices hint at weathered wishes and social gatherings. Av Tar Ma Clank accepts only two as the invited group, Gui is set to beat the 1st Baptist Church at Middlesboro next Sunday evening. An additional engagement was announced, but the exact time and place remain undisclosed.
A freshman class plans an evening circus with a parade and acts before Dix when gates open. Admission is five cents with seats for all. The show features local acts and a ring performance, promising a lively community event.
An advertisement touts Lea s Tonic as a natural way to restore hair color and youthfulness without dye or tint. It claims scalp safety, gradual lightening to brown red black auburn or blonde tones, and renewed hair vitality, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Readers are urged to order a trial bottle from Brentwood for full directions.
The text touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Papsin as a simple vegetable tonic to treat digestion headaches mood and related ailments. It promotes safety in elderly use and claims non narcotic relief for all ages with the promise of gentle, gentle relief and endorsements from old folks.
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