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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1925
Page
2
Post office notice from Mingport Taunton lists carrier subscription rates payable in advance. Figures show 34.00 dollars, with SEBS of 6.00 and 8.95 for certain mail matter. Names Howard Leng and Duckett appear as related parties in the fragmented OCR.
The Times notes readers may sign letters with full names as no anonymous correspondence will be printed. On request, publication may withhold certain pages, affecting which letters appear.
A prominent educator criticizes parental control looseness as causes of youth crime. He argues early freedom from family governance leads some youths to roam at night and join gangs, seeking easy money and lawless paths, with trouble brewing long before.
The article argues for a strong air force as essential to national defense and urges industrial and technical preparedness. It stresses avoiding lavish prewar stockpiles, favoring ready plans for rapid production, and learning from World War I to shorten future conflicts. It notes the need for efficient material, supply chains, and government tax considerations.
The National Association of Manufacturers anticipates moving its next year’s convention to a Southern city, viewing it as a major opportunity for southern industry. The text promises growing demand for manufactured goods, expanding markets, and extensive regional development driven by capital and infrastructure.
Asheville Citizen discusses Secretary Wilbur's refusal to resign and high navy morale while insisting the core issue is reorganization and the best methods for aircraft service. It argues experienced personnel should decide technical questions and notes courts of inquiry must determine the extent of reforms.
Charleston Daily Mail quotes speculation on whether a group of men with only theoretical knowledge could resolve a purely technical and experimental question still obscure to present scholars. The note hints at the difficulty of determining the outcome in such a niche field.
Fragmented notes from a Vassar Vagabond column describe mixed reactions to aging grace and new dances. A visitor recalls a mother offering apples and urging division, illustrating campus life and social humor in a rough, dialogic vignette.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold medicinal discovery that soothes and heals throat membranes, inhibits germ growth, and stops persistent coughs and colds. It claims creosote as a key ingredient and promises stomach absorption to attack the trouble, with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved after following directions.
A collection of clipped reminiscences and stray tales from 1850s columns. Quotations mingle with playful banter about postage, tea invitations, and social scenes, interwoven with a Holyoke anecdote of men volunteering for a building project in Worcester.
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