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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
4
The text appears to state The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use of news dispatches credited or not credited in this paper and to local news published here. It mentions rights of republication of special dispatches are reserved. The fragmentary note suggests a standard copyright disclaimer from a newspaper.
The Times invites reader correspondence and requires full signatures. An exception note states some names may be withheld from printing upon request.
State citizens urged to support game law enforcement in Tennessee to protect wildlife. Open seasons for doves, squirrels, quail, fur bears, and rabbits are outlined along with license costs for county, state, and non resident hunters. Critics call for later dove opening and banning pump guns while noting licenses are inexpensive and no one should object.
A clergyman in Kingsport preached on self examination urging people to curb harsh criticism and reflect on their own honesty kindness and helpfulness. He warned that the most critical citizens may neglect their duties and hinder community progress, calling for self responsibility over hyper criticism.
The piece praises the World Series as a display of suspense and concentration where players endure low scores with exacting discipline. It suggests that the instant obedience to the team and the game’s laws could inspire broader social and economic reform.
The item notes that certain customs abroad challenge western notions of propriety. It states that Hindus sometimes bathe with their clothes on as a daily practice, a detail likely unfamiliar to many readers.
The article discusses bathing rules in certain communities including the avoidance of naked baths even in private spaces, the ritual use of dhotis, and daily bathing at stations during travel. It contrasts these practices with Western expectations and notes observers’ fascination with the discipline. It also touches on corruption among jailers connected to prohibition.
The readable text bundles scattered phrases about places like Boston Philadelphia New York Chicago and London with odd dialog snippets. It hints at a chaotic miscellany from a period newspaper page featuring jokes chatter and brief notes.
A burning shingle from a barn fell on Mrs Anna Noonan's neck causing a severe burn and partial insurance coverage is noted. The item appears in a clipping from the Detroit Free Press with unrelated political quips about Senator Underwood at a Washington dinner.
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