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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1925
Page
4
Notice records the Kingsport Tennessee post office designation of the material as second class mail matter. It states The Associated Press retains exclusive rights to republish AP news dispatches and local news, with all rights of republication of special dispatches reserved by the paper.
The Times invites letters from readers and requires full signatures for publication. Anonymous letters will not be printed unless the writer requests their name to be withheld.
The article urges new residents and young workers to engage in community duties despite time limits. It argues that volunteering builds friendships, broadens connections, aids business and professional life, and rewards one for helping to strengthen the hometown.
An editorial sketches President Coolidge as a serious minded leader who avoids games like golf. It contrasts such devotion to work with leisure habits of others, cites Chinese students and older businessmen, and quotes Browning to praise this focused temperament as driving national progress.
A fragment recalls eighteenth century excess and restraint. A cache of rum bottles unearthed near a slip on South Street evokes Santa Cruz or Medford lore and colonial tensions. It notes the July 4 1788 Union Green celebration with 17 000 attendees and minimal intoxication.
Eyewitness accounts record 17 000 people gathering at Union Green while only beer and cider were consumed no spirits were allowed. A proposed monument would note the peaceful turnout and credit Federal spirit as a virtue guiding the nation toward freedom and respect.
A collage of recent quotes and witticisms across U S papers including remarks on loans feminism umpiring race, politics and travel. Highlights reference Mr Coolidge, the Harlem Renaissance, China immigration, Moroccan issues, and the U S dollar’s durability with satirical asides.
Abstract of Emily Rathou’s speech at the World's Woman's Temperance Union convention outlines Sweden's prohibition efforts and the Bratt system. She notes Sweden bears 80,000,000 crowns yearly for alcohol control and that the government funds temperance education with a substantial annual subsidy.
An analysis in Teecliche Rundscher argues Germany should imitate the American republic rather than western European democracies. Arendt cites Hindenburg’s oath under a republican system as evidence that a monarchist return would trigger civil conflict and a lasting republic is possible only with nonpartisan cabinet support.
Dr Arendt defends the Weimar Constitution while critiquing democracy excesses. He calls for three reforms to save the Republic: drop national colors set, end voting lists, and abandon parliamentary cabinets. He opposes altering the constitution as a crime against the German people. He favors higher editorial franchise and questions district voting.
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