Hash Jewelry Store to Open Tomorrow on Broad Street
P K Haal jewelry store and gift shop opens tomorrow in a Roller building on Broad Street Kingsport offering diamonds watches clocks silverware china and gift wares A watch repairing department run by an experienced jeweler will serve the public At opening 200 souvenirs will be given to ladies from 2 to 4 p m and again from 7 to 9 p m Invitations extended to the public.
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Pensylvania
West Virginia
Business for City Judge Hurst Builds Light Docket
City judge Hurst has held court since October 1 with cases mainly on intoxication and speeding. He has issued a few small fines and expects continued business while fake drinkers remain. This week one man faced assault arraignment. about five speeding and five intoxication cases were heard.
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Beauty regards film work mission good will
Senora Doloras del Rio of Mexico City, now a Hollywood actress, views her screen work as an international mission. She aims to curb prejudices by producers who once used Mexicans or Spaniards as villains and plans articles on films for Mexican newspapers.
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Legion Supports Memorial for Woodrow Wilson Birthplace
The Associated Press reports the American Legion adopted unanimously a resolution endorsing erecting a memorial shrine to Woodrow Wilson at his Staunton Virginia birthplace. The group also urged immediate adherence of the United States to an international court of justice.
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Ford Aversues Getting Ready for Flying Generation
In Dearborn Ford discusses aviation, patents, and the coming flying era. He argues patents hinder industry, favors combining wings with helicoptic controls for large airships, and says airplanes will help end war while expanding mobility for the public. He notes the new era belongs to the younger generation.
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Desolate Koreans Emulate Ancient Cave Dwellers
Reports from Seoul show over 3000 residents living in caves amid rising poverty and unemployment. City officials, concerned by the cave dwelling trend, are planning relief measures to curb the shift away from mainstream housing.
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Churchill Greatest Talker Says Parliament Gazette
London report shows Winston Churchill as the greatest talker in parliament with 145000 words across 300 columns in the official report. Ramsay MacDonald followed with 231 columns and Lloyd George with 210. Premier Stanley Baldwin spoke 82 columns. Commander J. M. Knoworthy leads in questions with 571 totals.
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Aviators Die In Home Made Plane Crash Event
In New Jersey at national air races Harry Bunneili and Clarence Chamberlain were hurt when their improvised monoplane crashed during the first event. Basil Howe of Keyport won the two seater free for all at an average speed of 102.9 miles per hour for 100 miles.
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Death signs stare at Cook as auto deaths rise
In Cook County a campaign places 500 grim posters on Chicago streets to deter drivers after nearly 45 fatalities from automobiles this year. Officials note 1923 and 1924 tallies of 602 and 564 deaths, with 1925 expected higher, many involving children playing in the streets.
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Cities teaching people to play statistics disclose
The report of the Playground and Recreation Association presented at the National Recreation Congress shows that in 1900 only about a dozen cities provided recreation, while now eleven communities have playgrounds under direction. The public recreation movement spread from New England to all regions with a strong Southeast presence.
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Beet raising may supplant sugar cane in Louisiana
Baton Rouge Oct 8 sugar cane long a staple crop in Louisiana may lose its eminence if beet growing proves successful. Cane plagued by borers gal disease and root rot algae. sugar planters seek beet sugar refining machinery at LSU for next year. Over 100 acres of sugar beets to be planted across the sugar belt in Louisiana next year.
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Sword Forged as Gift for Japan’s Imperial Grandchild
The Imperial Mousehold orders Capon’s leading swordsmith Sadakatsu Getza to craft a ceremonial sword for the Imperial grandchild. The blade, expected in November, continues a long court custom of presenting a sword to an imperial child on birth, kept as an heirloom.
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Capon
British smokers use public slots to dodge eight oclock curfew
The Home Office fears youths obtain cigarettes from night slot machines at tobacco shops after the eight pm closing rule from wartime. Shops still close by eight but machines outside dispense cigarettes for small coins, enabling minors to buy. Authorities see this loophole as undermining regulation and labor shifts during wartime.
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Prince of Wales Sleep Delays Buenos Aires School Feast
The Prince of Wales, exhausted by official duties, slept through a scheduled school festival in his honor during a Buenos Aires visit. Officials and thousands awaited his appearance as the ceremony proceeded in his absence, similar delays occurring at a rodeo and horse breaking exhibition in the province.
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Prince Injured as Train Arrives Near Yanc Station
Early morning train bearing the Prince arrives at the railway station near Yanc. He remains in bed after the show ends, following an on field incident where a pitched ball caused injury during the game.
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Canadian butter exports surge for year ending August 1
Ottawa report shows Canadian butter shipments to the world rose 200 percent in the year to August 1. Total exports reached 28,869,307 pounds valued at 10,317,219 dollars versus 14,474,842 pounds worth 5,278,479 dollars in the year ending August 1, 1924.
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Hunger Drives 70 Percent of Patients at Mullingar Hospital
County Councillor Keegan stated hunger affects seventy percent of patients at Mullingar Westmeath mental hospital. Another member described the district as suffering food shortages with bread without butter and subsistence considered a disgrace to civilization.
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Electric Railways Review Announced By Shannaham
The American Electric Railway Association president TSN Shannahan announced at the convention that electric railways in Atlantic City show higher net revenue overall this year while gross revenue dips. Lower operating costs and adjusted fare rates are cited as causes, with traffic losses blamed on varying conditions along the Ohio River and related rail factors.
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American Electric ‘Railway
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