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Newspaper

Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1925

Page

13

American Tobacco Co Self Pensioning Plan Expands

The American Tobacco Company extends its self pensioning plan for 14,448 employees. The program uses an installment purchase of preferred stock, with graded allotments, quarterly dividends, and company subsidies to build a retirement reserve. It emphasizes thrift, security, and a practical path to old age savings endorsed by executives.

American Tobacco Company Associated Press New York Percival S. Hill William E. Knox American Bankers’ Association Topeka Kansas Tobacco Pres. Knox Tobacco Company Coolidge

Berlin Engagement Commanding Social Attention

Berlin June 6 Few engagements in Berlin society have drawn such notice as Alexander Von Quistorp to The da Von Falkenhayn daughter of General Eugene Falkenhayn last lord steward of the late Empress Auguste Victoria. The match links noble lineage with a modern businessman, creating a social sensation in old court circles.

Associated Press Berlin Alexander von Quistorp Theda von Falkenhayn Eugene Falkenhayn Auguste Victoria Quistorp Alexander Leowenherz

Berlin cabwoman argues cabbies can earn a decent living

Martha Mamberg, a Berlin cab driver, challenges the view that cabbies are poorly paid. She says a clean, well maintained cab with disciplined habits yields a comfortable income and supports her parents. She joined after her father fell ill, using her skill with horses to run the business.

Martha Mamberg Berlin Martha

Pope Denounces Gowns in German Catholic Response

The pope condemns women's decollette gowns after a reception of 4,000 Daughters of Mary drawing gratification in Germany. Archbishop Bertram of Breslau had earlier attacked modern fashions in a pastoral letter, with other high church dignitaries echoing the stance.

Germany Bertram Breslau

The Monster thrills at Gem Theatre with Chaney

Roland West presents The Monster at the Gem Theatre opening Monday and Tuesday. Lon Chaney stars as a surgeon villain amid haunted sanitarium corridors with Johnny Arthur as a bumbling amateur detective and Gertrude Olmstead as the danger prone leading lady.

Lon Chaney Johnny Arthur Roland West Crane Wilbur Gem Notre Dame The Chaney Gertrude Olmstead Ells-Herald-Examiner Eugene O’brien Johnny

Studio credits for Roland West production listed

The article credits Hal Mohr for photography and identifies Willard Mack and Albert G. Kenyon as scenario writers. C Gardner Sullivan wrote the titles for the Roland West production distributed by Metro Goldwyn.

Hal Mohr Willard Mack Albert G. Kenyon C. Gardner Sullivan Roland West Metro-Goldwyn

Brilliant cast in Rupert Hughes True As Steel at Strand

Rupert Hughes new Goldwyn production True As Steel headlines at the Strand Monday and Tuesday with Aileen Pringle Huntly Gordon Norman Kerry Louise Fazenda Cleo Madison Eleanor Boardman and others. Veteran William Haines and William Haines among the cast add name appeal for stage fans.

Goldwyn Rupert Hughes Strand Theatre Aileen Pringle Elinor Glyn Huntly Gordon New York Norman Kerry Louise Fazenda Comedienne Mack Sennett Miss Fazenda Eleanor Boardman Goldwyn Discovery William H. Crane Major Hughes

England Faces Looming Cotton Shortage Panic

Manchester reports widespread unease over a cotton supply crisis in Lancashire. Viscount Leverhulme warned of severe consequences for the industry and the nation if cotton stocks run short, signaling broader economic strain.

England Manchester Lancashire Viscount Leverhulme

Cotton shortages threaten Lancashire as American supply falls

The Times notes Captain G S Burnham warning of a world cotton shortage driven by American boll weevil damage. He argues Lancashire and global industry face a crisis rivaling the Civil War era, needing cheaper American cotton from British Empire fields, but only gradually. Read The Times Want Ads.

America G. S. Burnham British Empire Burnham Lancashire

Photographs Reproduced and Restored highlighting historic images

Old and faded pictures including tin types and daguerreotypes are copied and renewed preserving archival portraits and early photographic formats for continued viewing and study.

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