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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1925
Page
6
A festive call to neighbors to join the caroling procession described in verse by Rowena Rustin Bennett. The poem evokes candlelight, wassail, and joyful singing through winter streets as a communal holiday ritual.
A string of names shows residents and visitors in Bristol and nearby towns. Mr. HD Obsh uviden visited Bristol yesterday, with many locals and relatives listed as spending weekends or holidays in Bristol Arcadia Johnson City and nearby, including Gate City Big Stone Gap Milligan College Greeneville and Wampum. Plans for future homes and holiday time are noted for several families and individuals.
A fashion rundown highlights mink furs, velvet hats, and heavy coats worn for evening and daytime events. Fabrics include cross fox fur trims, satin, muskrat collars, and rose velour hats. Descriptions note fitted and flared coats, beiges and caramels, rose velour accents, and matching crepe frocks.
Fragmentary notes recount visitors and holiday gatherings in Linport with references to Mika Dianbeth Doggett and Merediths from Milligan College, a Richmond seminar speaker, and local shopkeeping and family meals over Christmas.
Donation total rises as contributions arrive between noon today and tomorrow. Funds will be turned over to Mr. Bedwards and Mr. Parrott by early tomorrow afternoon.
The trial testimony centers on the Shenandoah airship overweight condition and reduced cruising radius. Colonel Mitchell disputes technicalities and asserts the ship was overweight by 30 percent, affecting performance.
President Coolidge delivers a Christmas message to youths encouraging participation in organizations. The article highlights values of selflessness, association, and leadership. mentions Miss Mary Steal returning to Bristol and a weekend event led by Mr. and Mrs. Win.
Readable fragments show Mr and Mrs yi, Mr. Tee case and others visiting Bristol churches. Names like Rev Will, Thomas Enon, Ay William, Mitchel, and Jay appear among Sunday guests at Enon and nearby communities.
A fragmentary notice records a village gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs J J Fleenar in Lovers Vallew Ther. The event included a Christmas tree and supper for attendees described as Christians in the Hathour Hinel area on the night of December 2.
The readable fragments discuss training the eye and hand, body movement, and themes of education. It mentions places, politics, business life, and the world, with references to boys growing through instructed activity and practice.
Investigation ends as police confirm Keller's body found at a station. A taxi driver recalls the final ride with Keller, who appeared distraught and clutched a suitcase while staring out the window. The driver reported no further response after the taxi left the town.
Disjointed OCR text references a dead man in a hospital, a suitcase with thirteen thousand eight hundred seven dollars, forty five thousand dollars in checks, a gold coin, and claimed ownership by Howe. It mentions Keller convicted of slaying Daniel McNichol whose decomposed body was found in a trunk in a vacant store basement on December 15, 1919.
A fragmented 19th century record cites stockholders attacking a merger, alleging unwarranted profits from collateral and related interests. The document mentions rail road activities and a brief description of the estates and bonds tied to the merger, with calls for deposits to secure rights.
The record shows Walsh contesting contentions in a court matter labeled 20 F. Opponents argue the case involves disputed points and procedural questions. Additional fragments reference a participant and political or public interest context.
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