Ad Rates Outside City Limits Quoted In Fragment
Ad rates listed by carrier 3 percent weekly outside Middlesboro and in Bell and Knomo Coga thra Kentucky Tee County Virginia and Claiborne County Tennessee. Rates show six dollars per year and monthly options as well as shorter terms. Outside area prices rise to eight dollars yearly, four dollars for six months and one dollar for one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advanen
Carerler
Middlesborn
Bell and Knom Cogathra
Tee County
Claiborna County
Tenn
TakeRitédu Reforms Seen As Steps Toward Cleaner Bureau
The plan to end political patronage in the Internal Revenue Bureau moves 64 collectors to Civil Service, placing 47,000 employees under merit rules while keeping the commissioner as a presidential appointee. New structure adds district commissioners and deputies, with an inspector to root out corruption and ensure direct reporting to Washington. Salaries for top posts range from 12,000 to 14,800, balancing pay with integrity. The piece notes the Swiss and Russians racing to summit Everest, a parallel to bold efforts and uneven starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroyey
Fragmentary crime tale unfolds with tense domestic fallout
In a jagged scene through Walter Pelletier and Gus Logan’s night drive, suspicions mount around Peter Surin’s murder while Gus confronts Dean and Jewelers about the affair and a covert payment. The narrative sidelines violence to reveal guilt, secrets, and a fragile family under strain as the story continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efferi
Ant
Peter Bucnay
Angel's Hospital
Mia
Macwell Cain Kan
Logan
Jenner
Peter
Wil Ieee Jewelers
Wonillaline
Logos
Gus
Peter Surin
Pelletiers
Dean
Fragmentary Notice on Transformed Dimestame Event
A garbled OCR fragment describes an age related transformation into partlind cement by the vatgnmcent of powdered coat in wage roturs flies. The text is unclear and lacks verifiable names, dates, or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jelier
Winsett
Biel
Gus Logan
TeNetior
Whitewaks
Joe
Logan Cutty
Gus
Walt
Jownel
Podelior
Nin
Hhim Gelt
Dear Miss Dix Advice on anxious thoughts and marriage strain
Dorothy Dix answers questions about mental worry, marital strain, and anxiety. She suggests medical evaluation, possible therapy, prayer, and social activity to divert thoughts, plus practical steps like finding work and involving religion for comfort. The piece also includes reader concerns about mother fixation and domestic conflict and offers counseling tone.
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Miss DIX
Amurriad
Bowet
Heesiriel Shilien
Aaryone
Betty
Ant Ronson
Ci Hospital
Praneiny
The Doctor Says on Superstitions and Old Cures
A reader letter discusses old wives tales and early medical beliefs. It notes bark tinctures for malaria, shocks as cures for insanity, and various home remedies such as tea blends and camphor, highlighting how these practices contrasted with modern medicine.
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Gree
Worl
Hutin
Svat Yowler
Lee
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Kings
TakeRitédu
Internal Revenue Bureau
Senate
Bureau
Haa
Washington
Bhi
Everest
Himalayas
David and Goliath
Risin
Mt. Evernst
Sims
Dr. Logan
Walter Fouctier
Cus le- Ban
Pelletier
Jenre
Ane
Lair
Volund
Geis
Jemel
Callisorn
Cumberland Ave
Middleshors
Arvin Heatera
John G
Exeter Ave
St 28Th St
Middlesboro
Dorothy DIX
Cab Tyan Walters
Gwier
Owen
King's Forset
Barcyclopedia Tritannion
Jeg
Glamorene
Itousehold Cleaning
Oye
NEA
Edwin Fp, Jordan, M.D
Durton
Canomite
Faye
Sprase
Manring Theatre
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Belle OF
New York
Wis
Astaire
Verg-Millen
Waller Pidgeon
Ree
Hars
Belle
Ead
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