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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1930
Page
4
Publication list shows priced options for mail subscriptions of one year three fifty six months one year thirty eight in advance and carrier rates with various monthly amounts. The text reflects a historical pricing page from The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia.
The article notes that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use for republication all news dispatches credited to AP or not, and all local news published in the paper. This indicates standard copyright and licensing terms for reprinting in other outlets.
A religious message urges followers to seek peace and build one another up. The text quotes Romans 14 19 and presses for contemplation of harmony, prayer, and fruitful conduct towards others.
Henry Ford records profits from share sales on a railroad operation, noting a favorable judgment in the matter. The brief item highlights financial gains and the legal outcome surrounding the transport venture.
The Eve's Hair Ribbon dispute centers on a painting by Miss Valentine age 24 who defends the hair ribbon as part of the work while Mrs. Bessie Bragg Pierce president of Eve's Athletic Club condemns it as disqualifying. A spirited clash looms over the salon scene and the motives behind the controversy.
A fragment from the Capital City publication presents a note on beauty in practical national life. The short piece hints at cultural values and aesthetic ideals within the country.
A massive Washington gathering formed not for business or sport but for cherry tree blossoms. Seventy five thousand residents flocked to view the Japanese cherry trees in bloom, a testament to beauty drawing crowds in a money driven nation, police report the largest crowd in years.
Police seized an Essex with Maryland license 272-554 abandoned on National Avenue. The car was stripped of tires and accessories, tires found at a local shop. It was likely stolen in Baltimore and left here after valuables were removed.
In Bogota on April 14 the Associated Press reports jewelry valued at over a million pesos was lost by an American named Foster in Amboyoa. Foster, a cashier for a platinum company, was said to carry the gems in a valise and police are probing a possible robbery.
Advertisement from the New York Fruit Vegetable and Fish Market listing produce and prices. Carrots onions potatoes and seafood items like trout shad salmon halibut haddock and sweet potatoes with delivery phone number 1257. نرخ
In a melodramatic tale Jacqueline hides her longing as Teddy, impoverished yet earnest, professes love in a letter. She accepts that poverty prevents a future proposal and decides not to see him again, prioritizing social boundaries over their affection.
Jacqueline rides with Mr. Carew to visit Mrs. Porter Mason but a fog bound drive turns tense as a series of car troubles delays them. In a sudden moment Carew confesses love, changing the mood and foreshadowing a dramatic turn for Jacqueline tomorrow.
A school dental clinic in Winchester operated from January 4 to April 5, performing 1451 dental operations on pupils from first to sixth grade. Treatments included restorations, extractions, pulp capping, oral prophylaxis, and charity cases totaling 342. Cost was 878.31 dollars, with 544.75 from parents and 333.56 from the City School Board and Red Cross.
Clarke County School Board met at White Post with supper hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Dearmont to discuss near final plans for the Clarke County Training School at Berryville. A Boyce High School spelling match drew a large crowd with Janis Willingham and Mrs. F L. Argent winning candies and cake respectively. Evangelistic meetings are set to begin April 20 at the Baptist Church with Rev. Thomas E. Boorde as speaker. Rev. B Duvall Chambers has returned home to Millwood after treatment in Washington. The Boyce Agricultural High School closed for a district teachers meeting in Harrisonburg. Jane Jolliffe, William and Mary student, reportedly improving after car trouble.
Washington April 14 Vice President Curtiss appoints Senator Nye Republican North Dakota to lead the Senate campaign funds investigation committee replacing Senator Johnston Republican California who declined the post.
A woman injured when her roadster struck a telephone pole and hit a rock pile near East Front Royal Friday night died in hospital. Quincy H. Pines, colored, who was with her, also hospitalized with a broken leg and other injuries. She is a daughter of Charles Dean, who survives with two sisters and four brothers. Funeral will be Wednesday.
Brucetown Virginia April 11. Welltown Church presents a play Path Over the Hill in Brucetown hall Wednesday night at 8 o clock Refreshments will be served. Local residents and visitors are noted in this report including Mrs J P Stine visiting Washington and families traveling to Rockingham county.
Bob Triplett, formerly living at Miss Fannie Smithey's home in Brucetown, returned last week from Ohio where he had been staying.
Thirty aircraft from Curtiss Field joined New York City air police and Mitchel Field planes in a massive search for Ralph J White, 29, of New York City, who vanished in fog over Long Island after a brief solo flight with limited fuel.
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