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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1929
Page
4
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A biblical verse urges repentance for wickedness and deception, citing Hosea 10 13 and a prayer to renounce reliance on human strength, seeking Jehovah as salvation and rest beneath divine protection.
The Virginia Commission studies taxation transportation marketing and rural electrification to aid farmers and improve agriculture. It examines farm product regulation standardization of fruit grades timber conservation and coordination of agricultural agencies. Farmers face low spirits from national conditions, but commissioners work unpaid to push practical reforms for Virginia agriculture.
Oil magnate Ry F. Sinclair is ordered to three months in jail and a $500 fine for questions posed by the Senate Oil Committee related to the Teapot Dome case, according to a Supreme Court opinion. The ruling addresses conduct tied to the Teapot Dome affair and follows a Senate investigation.
The article recalls Sinclair and Fall in Teapot Dome cases. It notes Sinclair's acquittal on conspiracy, six months for shadowing detectives, and current appeal. Justice Butler’s denunciation casts doubt on defense claims while stressing the need to restore faith in the judiciary after a series of high profile federal investigations.
A Staunton News-Leader piece notes the bathtub as an American institution with growing popularity and widespread use across various settings. The article hints at cultural shifts in daily hygiene and home life within the period.
From the Bush terminal in Brooklyn cargoes of bathtubs head to every port including China, the Philippines, Brazil and many more. American soap accompanies the tubs as ships carry cleanliness as a growing missionary. Contemplations on bathing from historic figures contrast with modern advice warning against overdoing it.
A Boston Democrat sent King George congratulations on his recovery and fears exposure as the king may reveal his identity. The Portland Express notes the paradoxical public note from a republican ally in a colonial era context.
Notice to all indebted to the estate of G. O. Miller to call and pay. All accounts against the estate should be presented to Louise W. Miller, Executrix, for G. O. Miller Estate. The filing date appears as 4-2-e0d-61.
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