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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1925

Page

5

Kingsport Warriors to Meet Milligan College Reserves

Kingsport high gridiron team schedules a 4 PM Friday clash with Milligan College reserves at home. Coach Spranks says the squad is in peak form, with lineup battles at fullback and tackle positions and a Friday rally planned to energize students and the public.

Kingsport Warriors Milligan College Kingsport High Spranks Knoxville Milligamites Cozen Sprankle Merale Mileliyan Blankenbeeler

Junior High Wel: Johnson City Gridmen Here Friday

Buckshot Saylor leads Saylor junior highs in an afternoon practice before a Friday game against Johnson City junior high at the grid field. The squad shows strong progress as several bright youngsters near varsity readiness after more experience.

Eon Gam Johnson City Saylor Aprank

Sando the World’s Strongest Man Dies in London

Eugene Sando once hailed as the world’s strongest man died suddenly in London at his health practice site. Officials say injuries from a long-ago motor accident are believed to have caused his death.

Associated Press London Eugene Sando

Imperial moves abolish royal game preserves in Japan

The Imperial Family plans to abolish three large royal game preserves to restore them for public use and cut expenses. Officials estimate a saving around 200000 yen annually in the Household Department as a result of the abolition.

Imperial Family Algo Household

Underwriters Link Seasonal Fires to Trade Cycles

The National Board of the Underwriters connects fire types to industrial seasons, noting December through April spikes in garment and wood goods outputs. The study, based on William Street charts, ties arson and accidental fires to clothing, textile, and sporting wood sectors, weather, and immigrant involvement.

New York National Board of the Underwriters Wade Sporting Woods New England Texas Georgia Ilin United States William Street Wall Street Finspe Maiden Lane Marke O'Leary Chicago Pennsylvania

Complex football trick play diagram from Major Ernest Graves

The article outlines a complex forward pass sequence with multiple blockers and receivers as a designed protection scheme. It details roles for the Left End through Right Tackle, No 1 to No 3 backs, and the Quarterback, forming a 42 play series by Graves, a noted coach at West Point Harvard and Princeton.

Quitei Ag Ff Ernest Graves West Point Harvard Princeton

Oil conservation too late. coal urged as alternative

Horace H. Clark, a Chicago fuel engineer, told the American Gas Association convention that a national oil conservation plan is useless now because oil will be depleted before the program finishes. He urged starting a coal reservation program as the nation’s most vital resource, like natural gas and oil, which cannot be replenished. Porter's Philadelphia gas executive noted gas companies seek to reduce oil dependence.

Associated Atlantic City Horace H. Clark Chicago American Gas Association Hosace C. Porter Philadelphia

American Woman Favored as Brides for Japanese in U S

Tokyo reports Mexican women are seen as most similar to Japanese and attractive for marriage by Japanese in the United States. Publisher J Arima notes many Japanese in the U S remain unmarried and American women often reject marriage to Japanese, with divorce common even among Americans.

VU. S Associated Press Tokyo United States J. Arima Hokubei Jiji Seattle Yokohama Mr. Arima Japan Americas

World Wool Production Falls After War Pressures

Postwar wool output in 1922 shows a six percent rise from 1922 figures, yet declines across major wool countries including Australia United States Argentina New Zealand Uruguay and the United Kingdom. Only South Africa reports growth as wool farming yields give way to other crops and dairying amid weak European purchasing power.

Wind as Rural Power Tested at Iowa State College

Ames Iowa reports experiments by the agricultural engineering faculty using wind as a farm power source. A windmill on a 100 foot steel tower with a generator produced 200 kilowatt hours in 20 days. The wind velocity will determine feasibility for farm use.

Ames Agricultural Engineering Towa State College Fred C. Fenton Army Activitty

American appetite for ear corn puzzles Paris

Paris readers note the American taste for green corn puzzles French sensibilities. The Paris Midi comments that there is no arguing about taste, reflecting cultural humor on a disputed delicacy.

Paris France

Reunion in Central Finland Draws 1000 Family Descendants

A recent family reunion in Central Finland gathered about 1000 descendants tracing back to 1412. Attendees traveled from distant countries including the United States and Canada, highlighting the event as a remarkable gathering of kin.

Helsingfors Finland United States Canada

Miscellaneous Classifieds Offer and Requests Note

Mixed small ads include tire vulcanizing service at Hayes Service Station and mortgage loan offers by Bennett & Edwards. Also listings for buying old batteries and private room and board needs. A fragment mentions Dale Street Market and Finnish political figures Premier Tulenheimo and Archbishop Gummerus.

Genius In Indiana Writers Developed by Editor Howland

Howland, longtime editor, nurtured Indiana writers from Tarkington to Riley and Rhinehart. He championed Stratton Porter, McGrath, McCutcheon, Whitlock, and others, launching their careers and shaping a generation of Hoosier literary talent through The Bubbs-Merwill Publishing era.

Indiana Howland Hewitt Hanson Century Magazine Bubbs-Merwill Publishing Company Boyhnod Cum Booth ‘Tarkington Glenn’ Frank Wisconsin University Tarkington Indiana‘polis Association James Whitcomb Riley Indianapolis Riley Riley -Unction Gene ‘Stratton Porter New York Mary ‘Roberts Rhinehart Pittsburgh Emibryo Harold McGrath George Barr McCutcheon Lafayette Tad Longzand Thard Mir. Howland

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