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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all news dispatches and local news. It mentions special dispatches and a disclaimer about republication requirements.
The Times invites reader letters with full signatures and notes names can be withheld on request. The policy emphasizes that anonymous communications will not be printed.
Enrollment reaches about 2,000 students as a $250,000 building rises amid new opportunities. The effort, backed by industry leaders, aims to open doors for hundreds previously without access, driven by strategic planners behind the industrial boom.
The Shenandoah fate is debated alongside progress in lighter-than-air craft and the Locarno conference. The piece also focuses on Senate politics around Wisconsin Senator Robert La Follette and potential party status disputes led by Senator Curtis with speeches gathered by Senator Watson.
Kingsport shows a decade of industrial growth with 44,000 workers and 15 million dollars in annual output. Local plants produce brick, cement, cloth, books, leather and more, supporting a $4 million payroll and a thriving city economy.
The article notes Republican figures like Senator Smoot and Senator Borah opposing admitting La Follette to the party conference. It argues party stability is uncertain, and individual independence shapes judgments. It contrasts the Wisconsin senator’s withdrawal for a presidential bid with his son's case, implying different considerations and caution.
Fragmentary dialogue follows a friend while observing a new white traffic line in the street. The speaker wonders aloud why the markings are only round and puzzling in tone.
W. B. Bouknight of this place describes relief after using Thedford’s Black-Draught for indigestion bloating and fatigue after meals. He also notes it helps with colds and biliousness and praises its quick effect on bile and stomach discomfort.
The fragment suggests a passing show in London with phrases about a boy growing heated and irritated, noting tangled phrasing and truncated lines. The readable text hints at a stage event or review with informal exclamations.
The fragment references a dispute over real estate and personal property division, with lines about shared possession and daily payment. It notes a date and signs from a Dr Charles E Tolhurst in Salt Lake City, plus aside lines from the Boston Globe and Kansas City Star excerpts.
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