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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
8
A garbled society notice mentions friends visiting or traveling, asking for details and signatures, and hints at mail or address sharing. The fragment references a postal item and signs, but the full meaning is unclear.
The Times Society Editor publishes daily hours from 8:80 to 12 and 2:80 to P.M. Sundays. Phone 136.
Rebecca Lodge plans Friday election in the lodge rooms. The opening dance at Tate Springs is set for Saturday night June 13 drawing a large crowd. W C T U meets Friday at 3 pm at Mrs J M Cross home.
Dr. R. J. Reynolds and several Bristol residents were seen in the city yesterday and today. People visiting included Misses Ellen and Eufaula Bridwell, Mrs. Jesse Holt and her mother, Mrs. Brandt on a four week western motor trip, and others. Several locals, including Capt. Anton and Dr. Ramsey, were reported improving or visiting relatives.
Dr. Chase urges universities to uphold freedom of inquiry and teaching truth by evidence across sciences. He asserts educational institutions must protect the right to teach verified knowledge, framing the issue as a larger duty to advance learning. He avoids direct reference to the Scopes trial.
The document outlines that a Kentucky based Burley tobacco association, incorporated under the Kentucky Bingham act, operates as a large corporation with extensive farmers’ participation. It alleges the group arrived in East Tennessee aiming to control the market and push local growers out, with Dean Brothers cited as principal fertilizer plant operators.
Philip Bonefant a cancer victim and amateur wrestler left home on Maple Hill and rode a loaded baby carriage down the slope. The carriage struck a telephone pole at the foot of the hill and his finger, contracting on the trigger, fired a pistol bullet into his head ending his life. His wife chased after the carriage and collapsed at a neighbor’s house.
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