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Lost mariner motifs and local social notices blend tonight
A poem frames sea longing and missing mariners while social items detail a Kingsport Cotillion Club dance at the Borden Hotel with Alma Grotto Orchestra of Knoxville. The issue lists numerous visits, parties, travel, and community updates across Johnson City, Gate City, Bristol, and nearby towns.
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Kingsport Cotillion Club
Borden Hotel
Alma Grotto Orchestra
Knoxville
Tenn
Local visitors and students noted in city circles
Mr. J. M. Carty of Knoxville visited the city yesterday. Mr. Luke Alexander of Greeneville is spending the day here. Mr. W. H. Kiser of Greeneville was a visitor yesterday. Mr. J. M. Fuller returned from a two day visit in Knoxville Tenn. Mr. Paul Hugg arrived from Canton Ohio to resume studies at Kingsport High School.
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P. W. Ketron
Hilton, Va
Wallace
Clinton, Tenn
John Jennings
Greeneville, Tenn
Sam Nave
Knoxville
Walter Pendleton
W. B. Pendleton
Gate City, Va
Luke Alexander
Greeneville
W. H. Kiser
J. M. Fuller
Knoxville, Tenn
Paul Hugg
Canton
Ohio
Kingsport High School
Jazz Not Monster Says Paul Whiteman Defends Jazz
Paul Whiteman defends jazz after tours saying it expresses the spirit of the country and should be disciplined like a child. He criticizes Ernest Pascal for blaming jazz for beauty and talent loss and argues the term jazz has evolved beyond early improvisation.
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Monster
Paul Whiteman
New York City
United States
Jazz
Ernest Pascal
Pascal
America
Bobbed Hair and Shaved Neck Attract Attention
Madame Berthe, a New York specialist, asserts shaved necks and bobbed hair define modern beauty. She claims the look is universal, enhances femininity, and hides growth, leaving a smooth neck as an ivory backdrop for shining tresses.
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Chicago
Madame Berthe
New York
Palari
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J. H. Roller
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Mrs. Stansbury
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Wallace, Va
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W. H. Reed and Son
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John Shipp
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Marjorie Moyers
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Louis Fairchild
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Charles C. Holmes
Watauga Street
I. P. Oakes
Elizabeth
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C. E. Smith
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R. L. Smith
James P. Dodd
John M. Tignor
Buchanan, Va
James Dodd
Bluefield
R. C. Good
Strand Theatre
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Pathe News
Orchestra Leader
Ruth Roland
J. H. Watkins
First National Bank
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T. H. Bailey
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Firestone
R. W. Pannell
Bank of Kingsport