13 Sep 1932
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1932
Page
1
The notice outlines postal subscription terms including weekly carrier rates at 15 juntas per month and 68 contsy per year, and mail options at 60 cents per month, three months at 2.50, six months at 3.20, and other pricing details for United Service.
Pactor Meride notes the Liquor Jaws are pot perfect while neither team, including Shortridge, achieves clear edge. Meride downplays both sides as evenly matched with room for improvement.
A fragmented report outlines Kiwanis Week activities with references to local and regional groups. It mentions Father and paternal events, TAMU Week plans, and community meetings encouraging citizen participation.
The text outlines a chaotic markets summary with references to cattle, wheat, beans, and various goods, interwoven with prices and unverified names. It mentions New York and other places, plus scattered figures such as 7.00 and 2% notes, though many terms are garbled.
400 garl oads of grapes in Fayetteville are shipped to Washington on courts, with over 300 cars loaded by ship and more than 200 cars moved by truck. The text indicates broad export and transport activity from the area.
A tour along a tandem bicycle route near Moun Vernon, Iowa, featured two riders, Neil Van der Vee and JTavvos, encountering a sight during the ride. The event spanned several miles and included a brief wind event that affected progress.
A long garbled report discusses city water contamination and its impact on dental color. It mentions experiments, conclusions about water quality, and the role of filtration, with references to wells, taste, and possible public health responses.
Fragmentary text appears to reference dated notes and names including Arthur Camp Lett, Adelaide, and elderly figures. The garbled OCR includes scattered place names, dates in 18th century style, and references to wills, property, and legal actions without coherent narrative.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions residents and addresses with unclear names and events. It references someone named Ann Renroe, residence notes on Artin Wied, and a peppered stream of ambiguous place and person references. The readable facts are sparse and local in tone.
Fragmented OCR text lists names and dates from a visit to Gearydown College. It mentions Mrs Gidhe, Mrs Abas Ganege, and a Tomy on Maphiwou. The readable portion references a teaching context and a Monday or Tuesday schedule, but many words are garbled.
Fragmentary text mentions a poll conducted by Mary Ellen Brown with various phrases and song references. reader cannot determine clear event, person, place, or outcome from the garbled source.
Camilla, daughter of a rich family, becomes involved with Peter a poor sculptor. He spends to impress her but fears poverty’s sting. Their romance grows in a park meeting and a hotel dinner, while Camilla’s foster mother doubtingly watches. Peter challenges class barriers and vows to stay true while Camilla worries about love and money.
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