Wine that maketh glad the heart of man
A brief religious notice presents a Bible verse declaration about wine’s joy for humanity, citing Psalm 104 15 as its source.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1949
Page
4
A brief religious notice presents a Bible verse declaration about wine’s joy for humanity, citing Psalm 104 15 as its source.
Defense Secretary Louis Johnson moves to abolish about 18 useless boards and commissions and orders top officers to stop using government cars for private travel. He warns they may only use official autos for official duties, aiming to curb taxpayer waste and restore fiscal discipline.
The piece notes American UN delegates faced a possible party shift after a pending election while Russian delegates and satellite governments act cautiously amid a large home shakeup. It warns Moscow’s Gestapo like control risks loyalty, endangers allies, and may weaken Stalin’s regime.
The latest quarterly report by the President's Council of Economic Advisers admits it cannot predict the near term path of the economy. The document is candid but uncertain, noting possible inflation or depression and warning the public against expecting a precise forecast.
The Norfolk Western Magazine argues city funding for Roanoke airport facilities contrasts with rail investments. It notes Woodrum Field's $75,000 local match to a Federal grant and a further $100,000 possible grant if matched, while rail facilities fund taxes and returns. The piece warns taxpayers bear the cost and depreciation, urging scrutiny of airports subsidized for private interests.
The Oak Ridge atomic energy facility is weighing a switch from coal to natural gas for its steam needs under a Federal Power Commission review. The coal industry and United Mine Workers oppose the contract citing job losses, while industry critics warn Oak Ridge would be at the mercy of a single gas pipeline. The passage notes a broader national interest in natural gas as a safeguard against coal shortages.
Gen Hoyt S Vandenberg is named to crown Queen Shenandoah XXI. A contract with Winchester Electric Co. lights Senseny Rd field. Col McCormick, Chicago publisher, cites Virginia as cradle of American democracy. Miss Hazel B McKee weds Maurice Legge at First Brethren Church.
James Hutton and Hildren Blanford of Stonewall win honors at Bridgewater literary event. William Herbert Miller aged 20, son of Mr and Mrs Herbert W Miller of 418 West Cork Street, is recognized as STAR man in the service.
Murphy urges protection by United States judiciary. Roosevelt plans to propose unification of relief agencies.
Five thousand school pupils are to march in the Apple Blossom parade. R. T. Barton speaks at the Moose memorial service.
In 1899 Hansbrough and Carter announce intentions to erect a new building on Main Street as part of a local development push. Four railroad cars are ordered to move Dunkards to Northwest, supporting an industrial population effort. Artist Mr. Kayser has arrived to fresco the Baptist church.
Hal Boyle reports that while pyramid clubs duped many into 1 dollar bets, the doughnut industry enjoyed a surge with 100 percent sales increases in some shops and over 500000 extra doughnuts sold by one chain. The craze spread from California to Manhattan, drawing police scrutiny as a potential racket despite broad public interest. National doughnut week looms next.
Earl L. Douglas discusses Hamlet's hesitation and the danger of postponing decisions. He argues once facts are known, one should act boldly to avoid torment and indecision. The piece also answers a reader question about a hummingbird entangled in a spider's trap.
Dr. Ben L. Bryant of Los Angeles reports over 4000 cases in 20 months and describes a thorough treatment plan. Ear canal cleaning, drying, and secondary infection control precede antifungal efforts, with X ray therapy and pain relief used as needed. Regular washing and drying continue for weeks after symptoms vanish.
A 10 day IQ scoring quiz outlines daily correct answer bands Mem ory Genius Very Superior Excellent and Good. Includes sample questions on mottoes capitals paintings republics Tanganyika hoaxes and a note on hocus pocus Latin usage with a mock translation.
Beatrice contemplates Hilde and Tom through a snowfall and a moral talk on shared earth. Hilde visits Beatrice and Beatrice confronts Porter’s secret dinner guest Bonnie while Martha’s quiet life contrasts with Mrs. Ramey’s snobbery. Beatrice reflects on love, family, and aging.
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