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Newspaper

Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1934

Page

4

Tennis Elbow: Strain Causes Pain Not to Neglect

Dr Logan Clendening explains tennis elbow arises from strain and chronic irritation at the outer elbow where the extensor muscles move over the joint. A surgeon found chronic inflammation with a thickened bursa, removed it, and recovery followed. Rest, heat, strapping, and massage often cure without surgery. ignore it at danger of permanent crippling.

Logan Clendenng Boston Clendening Nouth Bet Gause

Airport for Kingsport and Johnson City: a crucial choice

An East Tennessee editorial urges immediate action on a proposed Kingsport Johnson City airport serving several towns. It weighs cost, funding shares, and whether the airport would become a fed era l mail and passenger line terminal, arguing a guaranteed terminal stop could justify the 1500000 price tag.

Comment on Chicago race for RNC chairmanship unfolds

SET Comment from the Press reports the Chicago election to succeed Everett Sanders as chairman of the Republican National Committee marks the first formal effort to rebuild the party since 1932. It notes public factions resemble armies and lose effectiveness without solid organization.

Chicago Everett.Sanders Republican National Committee

Republican National Committee staff selection analyzed

Washington Post assesses the Chicago gathering of Republican National Committee members as an early step in party rehabilitation. It notes chairmen recruit and finance, reflect policy, and warns the central staff is not chief policy makers. The piece highlights chaotic national politics and pending policy decisions.

Republican National Committee Chicago Republican Party Washington Post

Wagner bill dangers seen in cautious industrial gains

The Washington Post notes growing labor tensions ease in several regions while warning the Wagner labor disputes bill could hinder voluntary cooperation between labor and management. It argues against freezing industry structure, favoring cooperative unionism and self governance amid hopeful steel industry prospects.

Minneapolis Toledo Hugh S. Johnson Antismoon League NRA Washington Post

Circus code paradox shields NRA despite big show claims

An opinion piece questions the NRA stance on circus regulation arguing the circus is a large, influential business. It satirically cites fat ladies, acrobats, and international acts to claim circuses are a major economic force and criticizes the idea of not treating them as big business.

NRA Dexter Fellows Borneo Europe

Answers to common knowledge and history quiz questions

A collection of trivia addressing science, geography, history, citizenship, and language. It notes uses of sulfur such as sulfuric acid and matches, confirms sun-earth distance in winter, lists Henry VIII’s wives as six, confirms Greenwich crosses the equator, identifies radium as precious, denies growth of hair after death, cites 1930 Census coal mine counts, defines riptide, names Illinois senators, reports League of Nations disputes as 32, explains Sino from Sinai, and offers broader quiz prompts with brief factual answers.

Henry VII England Greenwich United States Ilinois James Hamilton Lewis William H. Dieterich League of Nations League Council

PWA loan ready to build plant in Knoxville

Nashville June 7 AP Maj Thomas Allen of the Federal Public Works Administration said the PWA is ready to advance funds for a municipal power plant in Knoxville. A 2,609,000 federal loan was approved earlier, with consulting engineers Turns McDonald of Kansas City drawing plans. If plans finish in two weeks, construction could begin by July 1 or 15. building would take a year or more. About 40,000 of the loan has been drawn. Negotiations with Tennessee Valley Authority to acquire existing facilities continue without agreement. Plans for a Sevierville water and sewage plant bid on June 20 at about 96,000 were expected.

Kingsport Johnson City East Tennessee Yaus Mail Passensay Air Line Newark Wort Worth Bristol Knoxille Erwin Elizabethton Jonesboro Knoxville Washington and Sullivan Tennessee Jolson City Theo Dine Wersard Nashville Maj Thomas Allen Federal Public Works Administration PWA Turns & McDonald Kansas City Allen Major Allen Tennessee Valley Authority Sevierville Charles P. Stewart Central Press Washington, D. G Roosevelt White House Seventy Fourth Congress Capitol Congress Dabor

Fool's Gold Fraud Confession in Prison Quarry

Ernest Williams, a convict, is seen swinging a pick in the state prison quarry. A guard investigates as Williams whispers that he has found gold. A chemist calls it iron sulphide, fool's gold, and Williams says they would not have let him keep it anyway.

HOUSE ANTS CONTROL BULLETIN OFFER

Washington Bureau of gsport Times provides a comprehensive bulletin on house ants. It covers habits and effective extermination methods. Clip coupon, send five cents or stamps, and include name street city to receive the guide by mail.

Frederick M. Kirby Kingsport Times Bureau New York Avenue Washington, D. C Washington Gsport Times Bureau New Yark Avenue Washington, D. L Hera

Roosevelt’s measured pitch on labor and codes in Congress

The piece contrasts Roosevelt’s tactful approach with threats of code administration as NRA shifts from drafting to enforcing. It notes hints that business may concede shorter hours with smaller profits, while labor debates salaries pit Wall Street against federal regulation, and President Roosevelt eyes James Landis for the FTC, potentially via a recess appointment to sway Senate support.

NRA Hugh S. Tokaon Code Administration Roosevelt Wade Commission Ge Ik Carter Glass Virginia Comte Federal Trade Commission Senate James M. Landis Federal Trade Commission

Cardui's Benefit Glowed For Thousands Of Women

Thousands of women testify Cardui helped them gain confidence and relief from weakness nausea back pain and fatigue. Mrs J L Norred of Legrange Georgia says Cardui eased discomfort before her four births and aided recovery, prompting belief in its benefits and urging consultation with a physician.

Cardui J. L. Norred Legrange Cardus Cardas

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