23 Sep 1948
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1948
Page
1
An article by Edwin P. Jordan MD discusses ulcers of the stomach and diverticulitis, describing diagnosis, risks, and treatment options. It notes that if medical therapies fail, surgical intervention may be necessary and outlines potential complications such as peritonitis.
Alfred Miracle and Delphos Masur fished at Cherokee Lake Saturday night. Mrs. F T Wilson visited in Pineville Kentucky Friday night. Mrs. Murph Mason and children of Middlesboro visited her parents Mr and Mrs William Hassell Saturday night.
Dorothy Dix notes the money question fuels strife in marriages as working wives gain pay and independence. Many husbands shirk responsibility, turning salaries over to wives while neglecting household bills. She highlights the minority of stingy husbands and the majority who support, yet warns of the toil and tension in modern homes.
Earl R Maize director of the Safety Division at the National Coat Association argues against wishing for safety in a mine or work setting. He says true safety comes from personal actions and shared responsibility, urging workers to focus on practical precautions and mutual protection rather than relying on luck or fate.
The passage hints at fragile loyalties during a tense period as characters weigh duty against desire. A father seeks control while a mother contemplates change, and a youth navigates pressures at home, school, and in public life. The piece suggests deceit, manipulation, and wary readings of safety and strategy amid looming conflict.
Happy Valley residents and kin attended church and social visits across Wallsend Aranda Moore Haunts and Clear Park. Notable attendees included Mr and Mrs Miracle and family, Rev G Miraele, Nora Peurs of Pineville Kentucky, and families from Middleshora and Haleh. Substantial travel and local greetings marked the week with lingering mention of other relatives and church appointments.
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