14 Sep 1944
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1944
Page
1
A fragmentary summary contrasts a revived homefront consumer era with wartime innovation. It notes fears of postwar sales campaigns and recalls Britain’s successful countermeasures against flying bombs. The piece highlights London’s defense, Allied cooperation, and the impact on German war effort as the blitz ends in failure.
A garbled report from a field notes segment mentions complaints about fertilizer misapplication and nitrogen phosphorus balances. It references trials in Sanuton and Tate with vines showing variable growth, some green but others shriveling, tied to timing and weather conditions in April.
Jennifer's elopement with Tom tests loyalties at a wartime gathering. Margarets sharp judgments and Sue and Len clash as stories of Tom’s military service unfold. The night ends unsettled, with plans for a golf club meeting hinting at renewed social frictions.
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century garden column discusses potato growing issues including stem blackening, blight, and seed quality. It notes remedies like early planting, seed treatment, spraying for blight, and soil disease control, then closes the garden series with a remark on fish oddities and spring temperatures.
Notice to persons having claims against the estate of Nellie Princes. Vowels requested to prove their accounts. All persons owing the estate to pay. Vowels, Taxable rate of James. Documented. The sun warms corn but heat in the air comes from the sun.
The germ grows deeply. Do kill it, you must reach it. Teol solution is the only treatment we know of made with 90¢ alcohol. Has penetrating power. Reaches more germs faster. Feel it take hold. Today at Yoakum Brum.
The Daily News has become entirely locally owned after Nixon family interests sold to local investors. The paper traces its history from 1920, noting periods of outsider control and the shift back to local management under Arundel. It credits outsiders for capital and professional guidance while affirming ongoing local autonomy and community service.
Fragmented items list visitors and routines across Cedar Hill Rose area. Mentions include Paul Gibbons, Milford Kinser and daughter, Lona Trent home visits, county fair at Tannington Gap, Russell Vanbuitive Rose Will Sun, Paul Gibbons, Stan fill, A Be family of Pansy, Jim Bouns visiting Dave Kress, Terene Taylor visiting sister Braxton Hedrick, Grace Nurber of Limbs Chapel visiting sister Joe Thaning.
Jonesville area residents share travel, illness, and family news. Walter Laforce is on the sick list this week. Mrs Carlie Fee moved to Gulstomy, Kentucky. W. S. Merriam of Jonesville dies. Cpl. liner J. Sigte is home on furlough from Camp Pickett.
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