Tennessee second class mail entry notice
Tennessee as second class mail matter entered at the post office at Dingoport.
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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
4
Readers urged to send full names for letters
The Times invites reader letters and requires contributors to provide full names for publication. Names may be withheld upon request, but anonymous submissions will not be printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Kiwanis Club Pushes Cut of Highway Fees in Border Counties
A Johnson City inspired drive by Kiwanis clubs across Washington Unicoi Sullivan Hawkins and Carter counties seeks to end road patrol fee systems. The resolution urges county courts to abolish the fee practice, replace it with polite enforcement and tourist friendly actions, and asks Johnson City to issue steering wheel road maps and hospitality measures. Cooperation from Kingsport Bristol and nearby clubs is urged to boost tourism through the Appalachian region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Re Kiwanis Club
Washington
Hicoi, Sullivan
Hawkins
Unicoi
Sullivan
Carter
Appalachian
Kiwanis Club
Lo Cuulion
Kingsport
Bristol
Jonson City
Questioning Punishment for Mentally Defective Youth in Death Penalty Cases
An essay cites Dr. Pearce Bailey arguing that executing youths like a fifteen year old in Pennsylvania exposes a failure to recognize mental deficiency. It notes cases from Sing Sing where inmates with feeble minds showed no concept of imminent punishment. The piece urges education and institutional care over execution, highlighting broad social risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearce Bailey
Tribune
Sing Sing
Lacie
Bailey
William Cavalier
Pennsylvania l .Board of Pardons
Questioning defensive aims in preventing defectives harm
A fragment quotes the New York Herald Tribune on how to handle defectives by confinement if dangerous and by guiding development of them into safe useful members of society. The phrasing reflects a historical perspective on social protection and public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘York Herald Tribune
Fragmentary exchange probes a Texas Ranger scene
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a child asking about a gate and a Texas Ranger replying with a taunt about a mother. Another voice claims inability to pay a jury for six months and asks when it will be ready, creating a puzzling courtroom mood.
Leading Actress Moments of Pain in Onstage Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue shows a leading actress recounting pain and a theatrical manager urging patience during a stage moment. The lines reveal a real sense of discomfort as an actress mentions a large nail in her shoe and the manager jokes about leaving it in until a dramatic pause ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acta
End of Eee PBar Show London Widely Quoted Jokes
A collage of antique cartoon captions and quips from London shows and American papers. Jokes touch on dating dinner habits, work disputes, language barriers, and a bear riddle, bearing a dated humor tone and fragmentary punchlines. Names of publications include the London Post Washington Dirge Penn Punch Bowl Tenn essee Mugwump and Brown Jugee Penn State Froth.
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Tennessee
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Sunnday
Kingsport Publishing Compass
Market Street
Associated Prose
Associated Press
Wlao
Ne * Cl
Princeton
Tiger
Gates
Texas Ranger
Bachelder
J. Fred Johnson & Company, Inc. Undertaking Department
J.M. Hamlett
Hamilton-Brown Shoe’ Company
London
London Post
Sof
Toe
Omar
Penn Punch Bowl
Tennessee Mugwump
Yvette
Penn State
California
Citizens. Supply Corp
Hudson
Neal Motor Co
Kingsport, ‘Tennessee
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