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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1925
Page
28
The page lists class activities and readings including When I Am a Man and When I'm a Woman and A Generous Child by Elizabeth Christopher. It notes a clerical error omitting Cleo Malom from the November list of students neither tardy nor absent.
Connemara Moore wanders from a Connecticut home to a mysterious Long Island Sound yacht. After a dramatic night she and her dog Bugle bury a fortune of fifty thousand dollars in a trench under the sand. A stranger appears with vivid blue eyes, stirring new tension.
Connemara greets Bugle the dog as he returns with a strange package. The beast’s hazel eyes show a gentle trust while she debates opening the oilskin bundle asking if she should. The moment hints at a turning point in the pilot’s tale as curiosity rises.
In a seaside exchange Frank Cravee Lacy discusses McTish missing after a swim with Connemara who lies on the beach in a raincoat. Lacy promises help including clothes and food from a nearby farm if she can reach it and regain strength.
The article lists students who were neither tardy nor absent in November and those who made 100 on spelling this week. It names Mildred Shalat alterations, John Davis, Clara Mae Branson, James Rhea, Beatrice Tipton, Lucier Stacy, Edna Davis and many others along with teachers 2A Miss Low 2B Miss Clifford and 1A Miss Brabson. It mentions honor rolls in reading and spelling and notes class decorations and a Santa visit anticipation.
In a quoted exchange, Alvin Kiss and Garvie Reed discuss a past life with a woman asking if he has always been a tramp. The tramp responds that he once worked a second story and porch climbing, revealing a shift from respectability to a life of crime or disguise.
An American firm is set to receive a $50,000,000 contract to build a series of dams and related irrigation structures planned by the Mexican government.
Two thousand prominent engineers met in New York for the annual conference of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers highlighting national engineering progress and professional collaboration.
Membership of the British Fascisti has expanded from a few hundred to nearly five hundred thousand men and women, united to combat the rising Communist threat.
A Paris restaurant shortens the noon meal to one hour from 11 o'clock to noon offering patrons a 25 centime reduction. The change speeds service while attracting diners who seek a quicker lunch option.
A banquet in Avignon marked the 550th anniversary of Petrarch's death. French and Italian servants joined the observance honoring the scholar and poet who lived in Avignon for many years.
Government data show all states ran deficits in 1924 with only 21 commonwealths meeting expenses from regular revenue. The report highlights widespread fiscal strain across many states and operable shortfalls in most budgets.
Revenue officials discover eleven Chinese passengers in coffins in the hold of the liner President Lincoln as they attempt to smuggle them into the United States at Honolulu.
President Chester S. Long of Kansas, speaking for the American Bar Association, argues that court delays are caused by the proliferation of laws and the maze of restrictions governing judicial proceedings.
Mark Sullivan in the New York Herald Tribune says Hoover’s annual commerce bureau report asserts current values are five times higher than the last Klondike gold rush, highlighting a strong expansion of trade activity.
University of New York scholar Professor Arthur E Hill argues researchers neglect societal needs and urges a longer study of life affecting problems to address urgent public issues.
After 41 years as steward and chief steward then commodore chief steward aboard Cunard liner, Fred W. Jones retires. He has sailed some 700 transatlantic trips and plans to return to England to enjoy golf.
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