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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1925
Page
16
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Morristown merchant C C Hale visited the city for business yesterday. Greeneville’s Eva Stokier will spend the holidays with relatives here. Blairsville couple W Cethran and children shopped in town. W E Morefield returned from a wedding trip to northern points. Margret Smith headed to Knoxville to share Christmas with her sister. Glenwater, previously a Lincoln school teacher, is noted in brief.
Rev M N Davenport filled his appointment Sunday afternoon. Miss Sarah Hall visited Miss Zela Mate Hil. Prof LA Hodges spent Wednesday night with Mr and Mrs J H Hood. Mr and Mrs William Lady and Kinchelo Hale visited Andrew Lady. Luther Slaughter’s car burned last week. Kingsport visitors Mr and Mrs George Trevitt Jr called on Mrs Trevitt’s parents. Mrs Ray Gains returned to Johnson City after rheumatism. A community play at Rock Springs school auditorium is planned for Tuesday night Dec 22. Revival meeting at Pactolus attended by Rev and Mrs Davenport. Improvement Association met Wednesday night. School program and Christmas tree planned for Thursday Dec 24. Mrs Hannah Hite spent Wednesday with Mrs J H Hood. Mr and Mrs James Hugher and daughter with Will Davenport of Johnson City visited the Davenports Sunday.
ISLAND ROAD isdays report a quiet weekend with visits among neighbors. Families like Wash Fleenor, Jessie Holt, Carrie Jones and Ruby Wallace share time at various homes. The Gunnings school will dismiss December 13 for Christmas and Adams Chapel hosts a Christmas tree Thursday afternoon inviting all.
Frank A Munsey rose from a broke telegraph operator in Maine to a leading publisher. He started with The Argosy, endured debt and failures, and built a vast empire by acquiring major papers like The Herald and The Sun, reshaping American publishing with relentless drive and bold moves.
The text chronicles Frank Munsey's decade long struggle and debt before launching Munsey's Magazine and Argosy, then notes his acquisitions of The Scrap Book The Railroad Man's Magazine All Story Magazine The Ocean and related papers. It mentions his New York Washington Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore holdings and his unmarried life. It also touches on Ford's plane project with Stefansson Wilkins Bowman Smith and McCready, detailing invitees to assess feasibility for a polar flight from Point Barrow to Spitzbergen, a 1425 mile route with a polar segment.
A brief note reports a plan for a non-stop flight over North Ole with prospects for next spring. The item mentions ongoing development and anticipated timing without detailing participants or exact routes.
Reports say a nonstop flight across the North Pole may be backed by Henry Ford. McCook Field officials in Dayton confirm invites to two top pilots for a Barrow Alaska to Spitzbergen route, but Ford executives deny involvement and say the proposal is one of many under consideration.
British officials deny government involvement in rubber price tinkering. The article notes market watchers see supply and demand as determiners, questions whether Parliament will address alleged U S claims of British price control before Christmas recess or wait until February.
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