12 May 1934
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1934
Page
1
A fragmented Mother's Day piece reflects tender memories and the enduring influence of mothers, with lines about love, work, and gratitude. The page also notes a local post office stamp issue, reporting flat-bed printing of 12-dent stamps and a surplus of 10,000 issued by the government.
Fragmentary reminiscence text recounts a past scene with Bil and Ami and a Young man named May Billy Tattire. The passage includes garbled dialogue about forgiveness, family ties, and a wager for a medal. It preserves names like Ami Bil and May Billy Tattire amid unclear surrounding lines.
A collage of camp life around Camp 20 TVA Clouds Tennessee mixed with Mother's Day reminders. References to poets and animals, playful reveries, and reminiscences surface amid stray lines about gatherings, games, and local routines. The fragmentary text hints at communal events, crafts, and seasonal sentiments with occasional personal asides.
Chicago market notes uneven demand with weaker fat lambs and vealers. Cattle receipts show pressure on prices as buyers favor leaner, cheaper offerings while higher value beef cuts hold steadier. Shipping, wholesale, and retail demand cited, with prices for select fed cattle and veal showing modest movements.
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A chaotic report from Richmond Kentucky notes a social visit with many local names and connections. Residents and relatives gathered for a community event with mentions of Mead Me Rug, Winifuad Broyten, and numerous families including the Lanes, Munns, and Eldridge while plans for a school event at Tunetins School House are noted.
4-H Club members from various groups vie in county contest days. Demonstrations and judging tents set May 26 with awards to top contributors, guided by Miss Colley and Als Trasper as local representatives.
Cripple Creek and surrounding districts face renewed unrest as miners and merchants trade fears after a year of economic strain. Reports note foreign investment and domestic ventures expanding, with capacity increases and new operations drawing attention. Community leaders urge calm while labor and business sectors watch closely.
A garbled recipe describes making strawberry mousse with gelatin and berry preparation. It includes steps about dissolving gelatin, heating water, and folding berries, but the text is severely distorted with stray letters and broken phrases. The intended content resembles a dessert instructions fragment from a newspaper page.
Engineers in Chicago estimated that tens of millions of tons of distilling soil from Minnesota and Dakota fields were washed away by a stiff fault line flood. The Ohio Valley reported heavy haze as storms swept New York and surrounding areas while rainfall scattered across the Midwest.
A fragmentary column by W P Slubher Jr recalls visitors from New York, local memories, and a Pineville excursion. It mentions Hinkle and Marion, visits to Middleshore News offices, and a poker of reader riddles with solutions including blackberry and knot on a tree. Harwell plans a rodeo and anniversaries loom as Pineville events are sketched amid playful reminiscences.
A damaged clipping recounts a court case involving Gillen Band and a woman named Dundas. The narrative follows interviews, testimonies, and emotional reactions as investigators pursue clues, while the unnamed narrator questions motive and truth amid a tense household scene and unclear evidence.
Five years ago at Wale Gibco Way relatives gathered including Tineregenies and Bidph Cain. Ken neth Trillingswovely visited. James Mallingsward of Krtox ville was staying with cousin Mis Scott. Mis Annet te Scott, Jos, and Miss te Scott spent the day with Mrs White Dean at Gibson Slav Hoh. A pipe mishap caused a clog in the city. The Phoenixe American Type factory favored production of pipes during the war era.
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