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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
2
The article extols the Confederate Memorial at Stone Mountain as a monumental tribute to the bravery and endurance of the South in the Civil War, praising its sculpture for preserving the struggles and suffering of the whole people in pursuit of an ideal. It asserts the display will endure as a grand reminder of resilience and resurgence.
The article discusses a memorial half dollar sale supporting the Stone Mountain Confederate monument. It cites Newt Aker, former Secretary of War, and notes brothers and others who fought in the Civil War, urging widespread purchase of the $1 coins to fund completion of the memorial at Stone Mountain Georgia as Confederate and Northern traditions show national reunion.
A. G. Gulbransen urged Americans at the national Music Trades Convention in Chicago to start the day with music. He claimed a brisk morning boost from piano-related routines improves alertness and enjoyment, noting his Galbransen factory in Chicago produces a large share of U.S. pianos and registers a major output.
The fragmentary text references building loan leagues and associations with unclear names. It hints at a growing organization and possible regional ties but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities to summarize a concrete event or outcome.
The fragment describes making a twine box with a center hole in the cover for string to pass through. It notes wrapping and gluing the can and cover, letting glue dry, and achieving a neat, lasting result. The tone imitates a practical forgotten craft tip from an old periodical.
A local sports report highlights Te Tae Tines earning a decisive win over Bergala in a tense match. Team names and key plays are noted, with emphasis on scoring runs and late defense shaping the outcome.
The Wild Life Protection Fund chair Ute Woite Hornaday urges drastic bag limits to save ducks and other waterfowl. He proposes reducing bag to 26 per hunter per day and legalizing slaughter of 2200 ducks per hunter per season to curb overhunting. The report cites unprecedented shooting rates as the threat to sport and bird survival.
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