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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
4
Judge Hugh Graham Morison Remembered As Esteemed Bristol Attorney
The region mourns Judge Hugh Graham Morison, longtime Johnson City resident and former interim Tennessee Supreme Court justice. Born in Gate City Virginia, he practiced law in Gale City and Bristol before serving as general counsel for the D C and O Railway and leading firms Morison Morison Robertson and Morison Kelly Penn. A devout Christian and trusted friend, Morison was celebrated as a brilliant jurist and gentleman whose influence touched East Tennessee and Southwest Virginia communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Graham Morison
Johnson City
Bristol
Gale City
Kingsport
Judge Morison
Gate City
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Richmond Law College
Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railway
Lucile Barker
Col
J. M. Barker
D. C
Morison, Morison and Robertson
Brisul
Morison, Kelly and Penn
All A. Taylor
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Means of Obtaining Business Advertising Advantage
A writer argues that advertising is a rational growth method for businesses. While reputations and window displays help, they rely on time or appeal to sight. Advertising persuades reason by clearly stating economical reasons to buy, turning patronage into proven sale.
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Cresgate
Cuaipsny
Atlanta
Cady
Women and Hats in London Restaurants Stir Debate
A British fashion note says women increasingly remove hats while dining, especially young women with bobbed hair, sparking commentary on etiquette. A separate item discusses submarine disarmament hopes amid French resistance to Philippine independence, and notes Representative Grant M Hudson supports reviving the proposal.
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London
Brooklyn Citizen
France
England
Europe
Philippines
Grant M. Hudson
Bond of duty binds family across time
A Indianapolis News piece argues some truths endure despite calls for progress. It asserts that virtue justice and the family bond remain essential today as when the world was new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
The
Indiananolis News
Ethics Code Draft by Ice Desiers Casts Aims In Obscure Memo
The National Association of Ice Desiers proposes a code of ethics with quirky rules on manners and routines for ice men. It includes directives about behavior in kitchens, trucks, and weighing ice, plus a critique of adverts and a polemical aside on magazine humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Ice Desiers Haa
Ready to Judge Mr America Contest With Noted Lady Barber
After long negotiations and considerable expense, arrangements are complete to have a famous lady barber help judge the Mr America contest. Her presence is meant to deter bribery and she appears in a photo so readers can recognize her.
Baby Parade Winner and Odd Intersperse of Notices
A brief note reports a baby parade winner identified as Wid Weasel from 1492 Bumpmore Avenue and references a Morocco hound Slatg Roebuck catalogue prize. The item mentions a postal authorities transfer and an unrelated Los Angeles decorator named R K Necessary with a cryptic identifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wid Weasel
Nin
Bumpmore’avenue
4Ia
Adam Scofflaw Journal Sparks Frenzied Night Out
A fragmented piece details a chaotic scene with Milord Fritz Tidden down and a wild night involving alcohol, stimulants, and cigars. It mentions Jamoa McGrepar’s eighty first birthday and hints at rheumatism trouble but general good health otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox Lang
Milord
Fritz Tidden
Anon
Fisticutls
Jamoa McGrepar
Yan
Aga
Plebiscite Debate Stirs Philippine Independence Timing
The Detroit Free Press notes objections to a plebiscite plan arguing Congress cannot bind a future session and any independence decision would hinge on Washington decades later. The item reflects concerns over false expectations among natives and the long lead time for self-rule decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hudson
Philippine Islands
Washington
Detroit Free Press
Ma Ferguson's State Reform Image and Suffragist View
A Houston Post-Dispatch excerpt argues against the claim that reformers vow not to vote for a woman for president or governor. It contends a woman candidate may be an old maid widow or rapper, and notes married women may rely too much on husbands' advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma” Ferguson
The
Houston Post-Dispatch
Population of Japan Increases by Four Million in Five Years
The population of Japan has risen by four million over the last five years, reflecting continued growth across the country. The gain marks a notable demographic shift as urban and rural areas adapt to changing numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Gretchen Kaiser
West Mana
Yunk
Renaming Warsaw Square After Woodrow Wilson
A list of varied items notes a Warsaw square Joliboche to be renamed for Woodrow Wilson, while other notes mention a Yale dormitory opening for 137 students on January 1 and the Mexican government seeking a new German trade pact amid diverse global bits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Joliboche
Warsaw
Woodrow Wilson
New South Wales Legislature Advances 44-Hour Week Bill
NSW lawmakers pass a 44 hour work week bill as part of long running reforms. The article cites 38 years of debate and notes government departments and public services facing restructuring.
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