29 Mar 1928
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1928
Page
1
Daily courtdocket updates reveal Bell County’s docket being cleared with a new judge brought in as Judge Jones begins his term. Supporters hail the move as promising, noting faster processing, while concerns linger about offenders at large awaiting trial. Helpers say the court aims for quicker, fair handling of cases.
A reader testifies to using Black Draught since childhood for stomach spells and constipation. She notes it is a simple vegetable remedy, effective in starting digestion and purging impurities. Her grown children still rely on it for occasional constipation and stomach upset.
Doe D C Sewells Sr, said to be very ill but improving, hosted by Mrs Jack Wade and guests including Mrs U Gibson and Miss Hattie Gilley. The event occurred Monday night as family and friends gathered, with Mrs Planoty visiting Nome Falls for a few days.
An old time advertisement claims a vegetable drug mix restores appetite and vitality. It asserts benefits like waking hunger, better sleep, and steadier nerves, citing testimonials and seasonal harvests as proof while urging readers to buy now for quick results.
Rose Hill residents work with county and state aims to establish a standardized high school. Local donations matching county funds could trigger a $500 state grant. The piece praises the value of a good school, notes recent improvements, and mentions local business activity and community leaders supporting the project.
Rose Hill School has standardized procedures amid uncertain text about band, prayers, and ongoing plans. The fragment mentions high standards, a strong teacher corps, and continued support possibly from state authorities, but many words are garbled.
An old ad copy touts Pimptes and Mentho Sulphur as a fast, economical acne and skin ailment cure. It promises two hour relief, reduced itching, and instant cooling as menthol soothes while sulphur-based ingredients clear blemishes, boils, and rashes.
A fragment notes an achievement by de Kyth Chal and mentions lival people and braun ale. The text showcases local figure recognition and cultural references without full details or context.
A musical comedy titled Cupidet’pTo-tate presented by the Ip worth Lege ak the Rona Hill le school drew a large audience at the Tyrone High School theater. Cast members Mary Helen Banner and Rob Smith led a strong ensemble. reviewers praised precise acting, lively songs, and overall strong production despite some rough spots.
A fragmented report notes Raster has arrived in Rose Hill or nearby East Rose Hill with mentions of a large cabbit and copies at KU itraheal Sow'x store and a love store or clay tabbir three. The text is garbled with unclear references and no definitive events or dates.
The clipping lists numerous social tidbits including Mrs. C. IL Johnson’s home raid loss, families moving to Emimetshirg Maryland, Anderson’s speech at Biel ple's Chapel, Mary Day of Haver Kentucky, and various visits, moves, and community happenings in Middlesboro and nearby towns. It mentions schoolmates visiting, people traveling to Catinehy, and local shop and merchant activity with multiple names and places.
Mrs Kale Carn hosts a social gathering for Marlon and family at her home in Cumberland Gap. Mrs Whinela Richardson attends a rehearsal tonight with Mary Ragains in Middlesboro. Mrs Skee of Stans Gap visits the mission meeting in South. Hallie Gibson of Gibson Station visits relatives. Mrs A H Fason visits Knoxville mother Mrs W O Smith. Mesdames Morigen and Watson attend a Catholic event at Rowe.
Public figures in Wise County rally support for a planned road initiative linked to a vast interstate gateway. Aligning with efforts to build a corridor toward New Orleans, booster leaders emphasize a shared commitment among residents and business owners to advance the proposed route and related development.
An advertisement extols Broadway Sets hair products promising silky gleaming hair and scalp nourishment. It features testimonials and claims of long lasting lustre, fragrance, and scalp stimulation to boost confidence and style appeal for women in New York and Brooklyn.
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