Bible Verse Marking Royal Reproof Or Echoes of Judgment
A historical excerpt quotes 1 Samuel 15 28 urging repentance after a king is rejected by God. The note frames the verse as a lesson on humility and divine favor shifting to a worthy successor.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1941
Page
12
A historical excerpt quotes 1 Samuel 15 28 urging repentance after a king is rejected by God. The note frames the verse as a lesson on humility and divine favor shifting to a worthy successor.
Vice President Wallace speculates that foreign agents sabotage labor to undermine defense needs. He cites strikes as unexplainable grievances and warns Nazi aims hinge on halting American production. He also questions Dies Committee on未 examined claims by Jan Valtin and Ford Motor Company about foreign‑fostered strikes.
Groucho says the act has grown stale and crowds will tire. Harpo, Chico, and Zeppo plan new paths. Groucho to write plays, Chico to form an orchestra, Harpo to speak on stage, leaving the silent clowning behind. Curtain for the brothers.
The Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch notes Governor Price will not provide state funds for Virginia Protective Force uniforms. City Council and local legislators urge state support, but Governor cites no National Guard money. If funds are refused, Norfolk must cover uniform costs to avoid delays for WPF units.
The piece criticizes early New Deal spending and cites rising yearly outlays from 1933 to 1941, plus aid to Britain and defense costs. It warns that debt nears the hundred billion mark and urges trimming non essential spending to avoid bankruptcy.
A Oklahoma senator warned Monday that Nazi influence could steer American labor toward undermining the defense program, urging both organized and unorganized labor to curb Nazi intrigue. He cited historical warnings and stressed the danger of strikes disrupting defense work and the possibility of drafting labor if needed.
City police and county sheriff announce three arrests connected to local and county fires they suspect were started on purpose. Baseball results open the Stars league with Gainesboro, Berryville downshore, and Boyce edging Stephens City. Aged couple Robert A Grim and wife host a 60th anniversary party for the Grim family. Five years ago Isaaih Rowe, former county Revenue Commissioner, was struck by a rural mail carrier’s car. Friday and Saturday festival support grows from a Car survey as Prof McIlwee and others visit Oakland Maryland for a concert. Winchester Rotary elects a new president.
East Lynn stars Ann Harding in a new film show at the town theatre. The Handley band, under direction, is scheduled to perform as part of the night’s entertainment.
The German ambassador in Washington works to prevent a break with the United States as the hunt for Pancho Villa intensifies. An assassination attempt targets Gen. Pershing, commander of U S forces in Mexico. Harry M. Baker of the Old Dominion Paper Mill visits town amid startup rumors.
William Taylor is bitten and treated after a mad dog attack in front of Kremer's store. He then pursues the animal through streets as townspeople watch. Elizabeth Kurtz, daughter of Capt Kurtz, is named maid of honor for the United Confederate Camp reunion in Memphis in May.
A reader can get factual answers from the Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau directed by Frederic J. Haskin in Washington. Enclose three cents for reply. The Q&A covers automobile fatalities, White House lawn composition, and historical curiosities.
Welfare units aid the needy abroad and trainees at camps spur knitting. A booklet titled NEEDLEWORK offers simple instructions with illustrations. Send ten cents postpaid to The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau Washington D C for a copy.
Washington April 17 The National Academy of Sciences says up to 12 000 long tons of tin could be recovered yearly from old cans for defense but the process is too costly to justify unless a true emergency makes tin conservation imperative regardless of cost.
William McChesney Martin, 34, president of the New York Stock Exchange, entered the army today foreseeing U S entry into the war. He left his $48,000 annual post for a private’s $21 monthly pay after reporting for selective service examinations.
Harrisburg reports strict enforcement of a 170 mph limit on the Pennsylvania turnpike from Harrisburg to Pittsburgh. Walter A. Jones, chairman of the commission, announced the limit after Governor Arthur H. Jones signed the bill. Other state highways carry a 50 mph limit.
Question prompts ask which city archaeologists deem the oldest continuously inhabited. Also queries on drowning myths, capitals, tribal hostility, Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, inner tube buoyancy, the Boxer Rebellion, the last Russian Czar, perpetual presidential candidate, and the phrase Ad astra per aspera meaning.
The correct relative pronoun for people is who not which. Use who to refer to people as the subject or object in a clause.
Dr. Clendening answers whether a month-long gap in the whooping cough vaccine series undermines efficacy and if later doses remain effective. He notes standard three-week intervals are optimal and a long interruption may require restarting the series, while concerns about sensitization are unlikely with the Haemophilus pertussis vaccine.
A dense crossword lists Across clues from puddles to weight of India and Down clues from writing implement to cerium. The grid references multiple abbreviations and partial terms including New Engli and Pla for placeholder hints.
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