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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
10
The Times invites letters from readers and requires full names for publication. Anonymous communications will not be printed, though names can be withheld on request.
The article argues women’s clubs push to revive the American home by joyful, indirect means. It cites the crossword craze as proof that engaging activities at home can draw people in and shape habits without force. It recommends home games, singing, musicals, radio, phonograph music, and outdoor play as essential features.
The piece reflects on graduation as a pivotal moment when youth leave school support and face a colder world. It urges courage and faith that new experiences build experience and power, guiding them through early career challenges.
Many cities lack natural swimming spots and build artificial pools with equipment. Bath houses and supervision are essential for safety. A well equipped swimming place becomes a popular resort and boosts local pride and health.
A Tennessee county seat will host a mass gathering described as a huge parade of cranks and propagandists. The piece notes the Scopes trial member and mocks both sides, portraying the event as a spectacle of improbably diverse groups gathered under one tent.
The Houston Post-Dispatch reports that amid criticism from business leaders over President Coolidge’s economy program, former senator or banker expert Knox argues the policies prevented a real era of low mood. He asserts the opposite view, emphasizing stability and sound economic principles understood by informed quarters.
A bystander recounts a drawn out dispute centered on Alf Wild and a claim about Alf's marital status. The exchange touches on a perceived principle rather than concrete facts, reflecting a London Opinion tone of casual debate.
Jim Where asks about money, Jack admits borrowing from Tom. Tom lent the funds, revealing a tight lender. The dialogue references Dartmouth Jack O Lantern in a snappy, dialogue-rich exchange.
Mrs A T Miller regained consciousness after three hours pinned beneath her automobile on Saturday. She found not only physical injuries but also the loss of her pocketbook containing $50 and a spotlight, spare tire, and tool kit.
Mrs. Dorough hires a kitchen artist named Hilda who, though not uncomely, raises concern among local guardians of the law about possible mischief or scandal in the household and community.
A humorous Country Gentleman quote recounts a boss forbidding men in the kitchen and a police officer found hidden in a cupboard by a surprised inspector. Hilda claims the man was left by the prior cook, a defense that leaves the scene in comic doubt.
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