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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1925
Page
4
Howard Long II Dunkett editor and manager note readers may send letters for publication sign full names required unless withheld on request. Correspondents must sign their full names, no anonymous communications printed.
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A Nashville writer notes Kingsport’s quiet prominence in book printing, highlighting the Kingsport Press as the largest exclusive book printing establishment. The piece asks how many locals recognize this achievement and why familiarity dulls appreciation for their city’s assets. It urges residents to pause and consider their city’s contributions.
The Kingsport community seeks stronger support for the Christmas seal drive to fund tuberculosis prevention. The piece condemns ignorance and carelessness as spreaders of the disease and urges educated people to act to protect themselves and families.
The column criticizes Secretary Kellogg for defending the United States Lovden policy with apology and questions the need to justify government actions before the world. It contrasts Kellogg with former Secretary Hughes and laments the perceived weakness of foreign policy. The piece appears in the Greensboro Daily Sun.
The piece criticizes American youth for favoring white collar roles while neglecting practical technical education. It laments the abundance of college bred individuals and the shortage of skilled workers, arguing the industrial system suffers as a result. It condemns the push to immediate success without progressive advancement.
A Knoxville Sentinel excerpt argues youths should receive bottom to top technical training to become efficient workers. Industry demands capable men who can fill all jobs from the ground up, ensuring mastery and productivity as the standard.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses public interest and exchange terms. It mentions age and unselishity in relation to a trio and a prospective exchange, but lacks clear names, places, or concrete actions to confirm specifics. The readable bits suggest a topic about public interest and exchange considerations.
A Brown on a train assists a stout lady in a red hat as excitement erupts when a fellow passenger declares a passenger has fallen from the train and urges action. The scene unfolds with a call to pull the communication cord to stop the incident.
A chaotic Christmas scene shows Wilbert Gulp among guests as a lodge catches fire at the resort, a cottage and a garage burned. Debates arise on fire boat insurance while bootleggers carry life policies and a dramatic boxing scene unfolds with Jack Damey and Harry Wills in the background.
The text is garbled and unreadable, with names and events indiscernible. It attempts to reference a bulletin and associates, but no concrete details or proper nouns are extractable for a coherent news item.
A garbled OCR fragment lists fragmented phrases and misquoted lines from various sources including Boston and London papers. The text mixes dialogue about embarrassment and money with random interjections and stray terms, yielding no coherent event or人物.
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