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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1925
Page
12
A brief, fragmented text describing roles in a newspaper office. It references positions like editor business manager and owner, with notes on duties and tenure. The legible parts indicate responsibilities and tenure patterns though many terms are garbled.
A brief excerpt lists that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication for all news dispatches credited or not in this paper along with local news. It notes continuing rights to republication of special dispatches.
An essay urges Kingsport citizens to recognize local assets such as the Kingsport Press, one of the world's largest exclusive book printing establishments. It reflects on how nearby wonders lose luster when familiar and calls for taking stock of the city’s assets and achievements.
The Kingsport Christmas seal drive aims to fund a stronger anti tuberculosis campaign. The piece urges public effort, noting the disease is preventable and spread by ignorance and carelessness. It stresses education to reduce infection risks despite ongoing challenges.
Greeneville Dem. Sun criticizes Secretary of State Kellogg for defending the United States foreign policy with an apologetic tone. The piece contrasts his modest public stance with former Secretary Hughes and argues the explanation reveals weakness in current policy.
An observed trend shows American high school youth favor white collar careers over practical technical training. The result is a top-heavy industrial structure with a scarcity of skilled workers. College-educated youths rush to the top without gaining bottom-up work experience, undermining essential trades.
The piece argues that technical training should rise from the bottom, praising students who toil to master practical detail. It warns that skipping the basics risks disaster, urging collegiate youths to take pride in bottom level work to secure top positions. The Knoxville Sentinel and Exchange perspectives critique a proposal amid banking interest concerns.
Secretary Mellon proposes underwriting German loans making the U S government their guarantor. The idea meets muted Republican responses and silence from many papers, while even the New York Times, typically unfriendly to the Treasury, shows cautious stance.
On a moving train at speed about 60 mph, a fellow passenger rushes along the corridor asking the Brown couple if his wife, a stout lady in a brown costume and red hat, has fallen off. The Brown husband shouts to pull the communication card, fearing she still holds the tickets.
A satirical column lampoons optimistic Wil bert Gulp and tea room habits while a Santa Barbara dispatch notes a cottage fire at a lodge and a garage blaze. A Salt Lake wedding reports Thelma Anderson and Hyrum Evans marrying in Salt Lake, planning home in Lehi with late week celebrations. City hall debates insuring the fire boats amid jokes about insurance for bootleggers and a fireboat captain’s risky lines.
A collection of quick wits and wry exchanges from press quips and street chatter. Lines poke fun at social pretensions and language misfires across stations like Boston Transcript London Times Chicago Tribune and Judge. The snippets show playful banter about money pride dancing sleeping trips and misheard geography.
Classified notice recalls champion Jack Dempsey beside his home prior to the bout with Harry Wills. Also notes death of John Law with burial planned Friday by Edwards Bros.
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