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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
6
The Kingsport Times outlines subscription terms, post office status, and advertising rates. It notes Association with the Associated Press for news dispatches and reserves republication rights. Readers may submit signed letters, with optional anonymity upon request.
The piece warns that overlapping federal state and municipal statutes threaten the fifth amendment. It cites a Kingsport liquor case where man faces multiple counts across city state and federal courts, potentially nine or more trials for one act, plus added penalties. Citizens watch encroachments on constitutional protections.
Washington Post commentator predicts Vice-President Dawes will regret partisan limits he helped set as he clashes with Republican senators on cloture. The piece recalls Dawes earlier stances on subjects including the Ku Klux Klan and notes a shift to cautious, safe campaigning after initial boldness.
A worker questions ongoing agitation from a boss over minor slips. The dialogue defends that small errors should not escalate, yet hints at frustration and a tense atmosphere at work.
The Houston Chronicle notes that chasing near total perfection by a boss pressures subordinates to accept mistakes. It asks if high spirits hinder self awareness, urging a serious life view where things are either right or wrong and minor errors magnify.
A store owner appeals a $7,000 valuation while the insurer offers $10,000 as total loss. An American Legion Weekly clipping notes a comical aside from Mrs Noorich about driving, and quotes Beloved figures like Pele and Finnegan with a judge's 1897 remark about confession and money.
In a note from Oxford Eagle and other papers, residents report a loud speaker installation at Mr W W Galloway’s home as radio fever sweeps college towns. A refined business girl seeks a roommate near Georgia Tech, while local prizes from Cut Rate Dry Goods Co. are awarded to six Kingsport residents with trade values from 1.60 to 5.00.
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