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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1928
Page
4
The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia is posted as a second class matter and published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co. It lists consolidation with several local papers and provides subscription rates by mail and by carrier for various terms.
The passage urges parents to have children memorize daily Bible selections as a priceless heritage. It warns against false righteousness and calls for rebuke to those who call evil good, citing Prov. 24 24 25 and a prayer appealing to the Lord for divine guidance.
The New York Times details a wave of charges against Chicago's Thompson Republican machine, including a murder indictment and $2,000,000 in taxpayer losses. The piece contrasts Republican reactions to Thompson with quieter condemnation of Tammany, noting Hoover support amid party clashes.
A Life's Failure outlines rumors about Hermine the Empress, wife of a former Kaiser, potentially opening a teperia salon in Berlin. The piece portrays Hermine as a fretful, feverish, and wary figure amid lingering stories of servants and wealth.
The passage portrays Hermine the Empress as craving power and salon life, marrying a Kaiser for status while longing for genuine achievement. It suggests many like her seek glow of wealth and society, yet few grasp real opportunity, leaving a hollow heart and a doomed sense of failure.
Alfred P. Sloan of General Motors discusses the role of advertising in mass production and distribution. He cites advertising as essential to linking producers with consumers, reducing costs, and building trust through fixed pricing and guaranteed value, noting waste but praising superior ads.
Herbert Browning Reid a prominent farmer died at his Middletown home on Saturday morning July 14 of acute Knight's disease aged 50. Survived by wife three sons two daughters five brothers two sisters and mother. Funeral at home led by Elder R H Pittman and burial at Orlean cemetery. Reverent notices praise his faith and family mourners recall his life.
In Winchester at 101 N Loudoun St the Union Bank emphasizes its financial strength and metropolitan services. Under experienced direction it offers a savings department and personal guidance to patrons, with officers and directors noted as key community figures contributing to local progress.
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