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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
10
The Times welcomes reader letters and requires full signatures. Anonymous submissions will not be printed, but names may be withheld upon request.
The fragment argues that regardless of any court ruling, the Wright brothers did pioneer aviation and that the sole original Wright plane belongs in America to be preserved for the Wrights’ legacy.
The Charlottesville Progress argues that the local newspaper is unfairly criticized as a public enterprise rather than a personal venture. It urges readers to compare papers with peers, recognize their role in churches, schools, and civic groups, and view the press as essential to town progress rather than a target for complaint.
Former Texas Governor Ferguson urges halting road bonds and building roads only as funds permit. He warns the national good roads drive faces danger from officials favoring costly, unproven pay types. An example cites a western state paying 13.1 miles for inferior pavement, costing over 20000 dollars extra and wasting funds that could pave a mile of proven asphalt.
The piece argues farmers distrust socialism and denounces Progressive Third Party platform of 1924 as red-flag. It cites Chief Justice Taft rebuking a western college debate over a two-thirds congressional override of Supreme Court decisions as a safeguard for constitutional government. It warns agricultural colleges and state universities courting socialist elements threaten farmer rights and property.
Orville Wright announced the original Wright aeroplane would go to the Times Museum in South Kensington, England, citing lack of trust in the Smithsonian. He argued the relic belongs in America, where its sentimental value and national pride are strongest, while denying Langley’s plane is the true artifact. The Smithsonian denies the charges, and the dispute could center on who truly invented the aeroplane.
A reminiscence on symbols of opportunity and the knocker as a hard master. The essay debates whether a brutal critic or a successful business figure best represents the knock. It praises the knocker as a tough but noble teacher who polishes men for living, urging readers to value their niche earned through struggle.
A Detroit News notice touts the musical saw as a rising jazz instrument, notably effective when played from left to right across a ukulele, amid a collage of editorial quips reflecting social satire and cultural opinions from several papers.
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