Wedding notices from Kingsport press and community
The Kingsport Press reports several local wedding announcements. Miss Gladys Cundiff of Bluefield W Va wed Bernard Stafford of Kingsport at Bristol with Rev P P Fasselander officiating. Joseph Brosch ex- treasurer of the Kingsport Press and Miss Olga Engel of New York City married at the bride’s home. cruise to the Bahamas and Cuba planned, couple to reside in Longview. Community friends extend congratulations and attend local celebrations.
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Sonsabaugh
Woodyard
Mimate
Stanley
Kingsport
Ket- Fon
First Methodist
Morristown
Bluefield
Stafford
J. Fred Johnson and Company
Stafford Svriverin
Ant
Resist
Brosch
New York
Bahamas
Cuba
Florida
Longvn
Phich
Mr. Brosch
Alic Kingsport
English Sports Coats For Spring Fur Trimmed Velvet Styles
The article surveys fur trim med coats worn for sports and spring wear in England. It highlights velvet and soft pile fabrics with large fur ends, circular lower cuts, and waistlines. It notes fur collars, tab collars, and snug sleeve fittings, plus imported fabrics and varied pelts like mink, fox, and badger.
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Mme. Lisbeth
England
Local visitors and residents seen in Appalachia region
Mr Bil Hickey and Mr Ed McKinney visited yesterday while Mr Harvey Brooks spent the week in Johnson City with friends. Mr George Quillen from Appalachia was a visitor here today, with local folks noting the arrivals and departures among communities.
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Bil Hickey
Ed McKinney
Appalachia
Harvey Brooks
Johnson City
George Quillen
Vrs Cdey
Weekend Visits Across Cities In Appalachia Region
The report lists several residents and visitors across Elizabethton Johnson City Bluff City Chatham Hill and nearby areas. People mentioned include Mr iBill Bond Hendrickson and Ray Walker with relatives visiting or staying at homes. Misses Hattie Louise Helen Henry Suella Nooe Alice Peters and others are seen visiting relatives and friends in Johnson City and surrounding towns.
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Hattie
Louise
Helen
Henry
Blut Milber
Suella
Nooe
Alice
Johnson City
Local residents share visits after Christmas in Johnson City
Names such as Mr ail av of Blountin and Mrs B G ASH-Reif among attendees at a Friday Johnson City dance. Guests include Mr I.E Morley in Bristol, plus visitors like Millard Mauk Bil Wexter Hugh Nelms Harland Sm. from Gate City. Several others travel or host relatives in nearby towns during the holidays.
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Ail
Blountin
B. G. Ash
Reif
Messrs
Robert, Dodi
Pute Mallory
Johnson City
Gus Howard
Bristol
I.E. Morley
Millard Mauk
Bil Wexter
Hugh Nelms
Harland Sm
Gate City
Interruption of Holiday Retards Bond Activities
Bond markets pause over holiday with focus on French fin contingent debt settlement and a potential industrial loan. Separate gunseparate tobacco monopoly-linked loan per Poland under consideration backed by strong banking interests. Convertible bonds perform best, railroad and oil stocks rise on earnings and merger cues as Guaranty Trust notes earnings strength driving higher grade bonds.
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Tobacica Motopoly
Poland
Guaranty Trust Company
Recent Holiday Trade Volume Surges in 1925 Outlook
A Guaranty Trust survey shows year end activity higher than 1924 close, with most lines reporting regular gains despite earlier spring summer production and output recessions. The report notes substantial recovery in recent months and expects continued good business through early 1986.
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Guaranty Trust
Ines
Ener Land
Secret food science and Mayan calendar findings unveiled
The article notes a veil of secrecy around recipes and a claimed Mayan calendar breakthrough by Dr. Herbert J. Spimden of Harvard. It discusses an egg yolk protein experiment for gastronomy and tanning uses, and asserts the Mayan calculations align Venus positions with leap year adjustments to correct a day fraction in the Earth’s orbit.
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Herbert J. Spimden
Harvard
Old Blasts From The Frozen North Prevails In Dixie
The coldest reading was Louisville Kentucky with six below zero while New Orleans and Atlanta stood at 30 degrees. Unofficial temperatures reported include Birmingham 5, Chattanooga 8, Knoxville 5, Memphis 12, Mobile 24, Atlanta 10, Richmond 10, Asheville minus 2, Greensboro 10, Winston-Salem 14, and other cities showing varied frigid values. The note continues from page one detailing the regional cold snap sweeping the South and attracting attention across the Dixie region.
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Louisvile
Atlanta
Tampera
Ures
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Lauraville
Theow
Memphis
Mobile
New Orleans
Athinta
Richmond
Bristol
Columbia
Macon
Augusta
Columbus
Jacksonville
Asheville
Greensboro
Leigh
Winston-Salem
Baltimore Cold Wave Toll Reaches Four Deaths
Baltimore reports four deaths from the cold with scattered details. The battered toll includes a potential asphyxiation case and other weather related fatalities. officials note ongoing exposure risks amid winter conditions across the city and surrounding areas.
Two Forms of Death and Kentucky’s Laws
A fragmentary note on Kentucky politics and capital punishment. It references Frankfort and the 1920 legislature, mentioning hanging and electrocution as forms of death, a Lexington execution, and the state’s approach to deter unlawful acts amid court discussions.
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Kentucky
Lexington
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On
Persistent coughs and colds lead to serious trouble. Creomulsion, a medicated emulsion, soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims to relieve chest congestion and throat troubles with a money back guarantee if not helped.
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Tolkins Nat
Mividjom Woorerys
Woodrow Wilson Honored On His Birthday Remembrance
A fragmented tribute praises Woodrow Wilson for his wartime leadership and vision. It highlights his restraint before entering World War I, wartime mobilization, selective drafting, and postwar aims for liberty and peaceful global order. The piece lauds his loyalty, duty, and idealism in shaping American policy and the republic's future.
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Woodrow Wilson
Bia
America
Wilson
Four Injured as Gas Tank Bursts Aboard Battleship
A gas tank burst aboard the battleship in drydock near Florida, injuring four workers. Fragments and smoke filled the area as debris struck the deck officers. one crew member suffered a leg injury while others received prompt medical care.
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Florida
Three Die in Fire at Springfield Home
A fatal blaze swept through a Springfield residence claiming three lives and leaving neighbors stunned. Firefighters battled flames as investigators determined the cause remains under study. families mourn the loss of the homeowner and two guests.
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George Bro
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Fee Y
RH. Williams
Hivkeiot
Chatham Hill
C."c. Wehite
Mr.Rarl Tenry
Bluff City
Meg
T. J.inville
Johson City
Mabel
Rose Miller
Kate Pettyjohn
Indian Springs
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St- Clair
Ten
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Dwén
Elizabeth
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Aincé
Suella Moore
Alice Petera
Dungannon
Myttly
Fentie Pendleton
Shelby Street
Jose
Andrew
Ketron
W. Ki Hicks
Yeaterday
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H. W. Ketron
Gate’ City
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Ralph Boynd
J. P. Jones and
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Wis
Fred E. ‘Berg
Baltimore & Obi
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Hadi van
Osdraw
Pils
Albaert CrGram
Brucewater Hilliont
Main St
Holston Brug
Ce ‘Broad
J. H. Watkins
T. H. Bailey
Broad St
the Howdy Store
Skeppe*s
Kingeport
J. Fred Johnson
Geo.e.stone
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Bonday
Ronald Dearysias
Sy. Elmér
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