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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1929
Page
4
The Weekly New Times and Weekly Mirror publish a note about a Moratan attorney matter. Details remain unclear but the items reference legal actions and local coverage from the two outlets.
The text presents a biblical exhortation from Hosea 12 6 urging turning to God with mercy and judgement and waiting on Him. It includes a prayer about allowing God to guide and provide strength through all paths and hardships.
The piece argues tariffs in Congress could impact apple growers by affecting foreign demand and retaliation risks. It cites export volumes of over eleven million boxes and three and a half million barrels and warns against excessive rates that could shrink foreign markets and harm domestic agriculture.
The article reflects on Virginias historic prominence in early American civics and leadership. It highlights figures like the Washingtons Lees Marshalls Henrys Madison Monroes and notes a period when patriotism and pioneer spirit shaped the colony amid a wave of provincial conflict.
The April National Geographic profiles Virginia post Appomattox, detailing its recovery under William Joseph Showalter. It traces vast wealth loss, reconstruction across Richmond and the Shenandoah Valley, and Jefferson’s legacy, with tax reforms fueling growth and industry.
The Martinsburg Journal discusses Virginia's tax reform movement. It notes the 1927 repeal of the real estate and tangible personal property levy and the 1928 tax reduction act, with reforms aimed at easing the tax burden on property owners and business enterprises.
Tennessee lawmakers spent hours on a mock resolution to cede Memphis to Mississippi and form a separate state, provoking laughter and a warning about the body’s seriousness. A silver tongued orator warned two thirds would be needed to reconsider. Meanwhile educators faced revised rules tied to a long standing “monkey law” affecting knowledge delivery.
Dr W R Davis argues the slogan a clean tooth never decays misleads. He notes surgical cleanliness only applies to live mouths and emphasizes diet and early dental care as the keys to tooth preservation. He supports brushing but warns against excess while urging proper diet and early treatment.
North Carolina Republican Representative George N. Pritchard refused to occupy adjacent offices with Oscar de Priest of Chicago in the House office building. He telegraphed his secretary that the space was unsatisfactory, creating a stir in Washington Republican circles over housing arrangements and party unity.
Radio fans will hear a historic broadcast featuring a Stradivarius cello duet. The two rare instruments from the 1690s, valued at $65,000 as part of the Wurlitzer collection, will air Saturday at 6 30 Eastern on WEAF and linked stations.
A study of urban tension notes the next door neighbor’s safety, rising concerns as buildings become crowded and the man must plan for his own protection amid mounting alarms and traffic of harmonies.
The anxious seek aristocratic status and should heed that such people receive many appeals for contributions. A spring credit surge is noted with many who do not pay their bills.
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