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Newspaper

Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1925

Page

6

Night Creeping Shadowy Figure Stalks Tree

The poems describe a night scene with a figure creeping and covering the sky and ground in shadow as a candle remains unextinguished. Central P.T.A. discusses a 4 pm meeting at the high school auditorium with full attendance urged. A bridge club at the Country Club reports two tables, with Mrs. J. C. Price winning top score and refreshments served. Treasure Hunt planned by Epworth League, Reds vs Whites, for church members at Broad Street Methodist on Tuesday at 7:30 pm. Several social visits and gatherings are noted across Bristol and Blountville towns, with friends and relatives visiting or traveling to nearby cities.

Central P.T. A Campbell King J. C. Price Epworth League Broad Street Methodist Church

Bristol Visitors Report Amid Social Roundup

Mr. Jack Gillespie spent the day in Bristol yesterday while Dr G C Lyons made a business visit there today. Mr William Pearson and Mr Wm Smith of Bristol were weekend and yesterday visitors respectively. Eugene Pardue and C Cope also visited Bristol Greeneville Tenn and Rogersville respectively. Bert Henry and Prancia Moyers visited Bristol yesterday and Dave Smith attended the football game. Nina Ketron spent the day in Beistol with friends.

Jack Gillespie Bristol G. C. Lyons William Pearson Wm. Smith Evgene Pardue C. Cope Greeneville Tenn Bert Henry Rogersville Prancia Moyers Dave Smith Nina Ketron Beistol

Ambassadors Troubled by Persistent Callers in Berlin

A foreign press roundup notes American officials in Berlin face daily intrusions from travelers who demand audience with the ambassador or consul general. Many linger in the reception hall hours or days, claiming no business beyond boasting of meeting the U S representatives, and view missing a glimpse as a slight to the nation.

Ansotiatea Abrona Berlin Germany America Washington

Gladiolus King A E Kunderd Aims For Every American Yard

Goshen Indiana horticulturist A E Kunderd known as the gladiolus king works across his hundreds of acres to develop new varieties. He seeks a flower garden in every American home within ten years. Kunderd dominates gladiolus awards at national and western expositions in Rochester North Carolina and Des Moines Iowa. He travels worldwide sharing his breeding methods and plant specimens with fellow horticulturists.

Goshen Ind Lincoln Highway Here A. E. Kunderd Kunderd Rochester N. C Des Moines

Creomulsion Ad Promises Curb for Persistent Colds

A vintage advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs to stop persistent coughs colds and bronchial issues. It claims creosote as a major healing agent and offers money back if relief is not achieved, with contact details for the Creomulsion Company in Atlanta Georgia.

Creomulsion Company Atlanta, Ga

The Tennessee Model Poultry House Explained

An Agricultural Extension Service summary from the University of Tennessee outlines how proper housing boosts winter egg production. It notes that damp, drafty, or poorly cared for coops reduce profits and health, urging remodeling of existing houses and promoting Publication 102 The Tennessee Model Poultry House with plans and materials.

Agricultural Extension Service University of Tennessee Tennessee Poultrymen Tennessee Model Poultry House

Hog Growers Find Ton Litter Very Profitable

Tennessee fair celebrates ton litters finished to a ton or more at six months. Exhibits attracted thousands of farmers who learned the ton litter route is profitable. Ten litters weighed 24 231 pounds averaging 2482 pounds each and valued at 3535 14 in cash. Average cost per litter 198 50 with net profit 181 87 per litter. $500 premiums awarded to top contributors. A spring ton litter show is planned in Knoxville with local packers backing the effort.

Tennessee Agriqultical’ Extension Service State College of Agriculture Knoxville T. Lying Company Packing Company Hiteman Jefferson County

Former anti Soviet leader to become subject of Japan

Atsaman Somenoff, once leader of the White movement who fled the Soviet Union and now residing in Nagasaki, reportedly applied for Japanese naturalization. The Home Ministry is expected to waive the seven year residence rule for the Russian refugee. Semonoff plans a campaign for closer economic relations between Japan and Manpolia.

Nepasaki Atsaman Somenoff Nagasaki Semonoff Japan Maonpolia

Tennyson Edition Found in Waste Paper Sack

A 1827 first edition copy of Poems by Two Brothers by Lord Tennyson and his brother was discovered among waste paper sent to a book dealer. Valued at 60 pounds, the item is noted as an early collaboration between the two siblings.

Tennyson Annsoelsred Meena London Wias Lord

J P Morgan Arouses Interest in London

The Apconlurd Pres ean reports Morgan arrives in London and stirs inquiries in hotels and clubs. Secretaries screen letters as Morgan’s movements remain discreet while farewells and the family staff guard his routines. Debate swirls over smoking, bobbed hair, and women’s behavior as public opinion splits on gender manners and modern trends.

Is It Proper For Women To Smoke Symposium Topic

Oct 10 The National Zeitung reports a Berlin symposium on whether it is proper for women to smoke. Replies indicate German opinion is evolving on the issue and reflect public debate.

Berlin National Zeitung

Tennessee Death Rate Drops From 1924 Levels

Nashville reports that Tennessee’s death rate fell from 14.9 per 100000 in 1924 to 11.62 in the latest year. Total deaths: 27,990 in 1924 versus 28,858 the previous year. Pulmonary tuberculosis led deaths, with white and Black victims listed separately, followed by organic heart disease and other causes.

Nashville Tenn Tennessee State Department of Public Health E. L. Bishop State Commissioner of Public Health

Chin Decorations Fall From Public Favor in London

London observers report a backlash against facial hair as chin decorations die out. The Beards controversy follows a beaver craze in music halls, with police warned to curb whiskered speakers. A Hyde Park Corner incident saw a man fined for pulling a speaker's whiskers amid humorous courtroom reaction.

London England Rpkee Hydespark Corner Hyde Park Corner

One Killed in Smash-up on Lexington Road

Paris Ky Oct 12 Charles Throckmorton 26 was killed and Miss Sallie Arnold probably fatally hurt when their auto struck a pole on the Lexington road. Willem Grave of Millersburg was slightly injured. Nashville Tenn Oct 12 A display of Tennessee marble and phosphate is planned for the 1926 Philadelphia Expo to mark the 150th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.

Paris Charles Throckmorton Sallie Arnold Lexington Road Willem Grave Millersburg Nashville Tenn Philadelphia Hugh D. Miser Miser Tula Okla Tennessee

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