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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1927
Page
2
The Bible Editor in The Star quotes Poe and urges other states to follow Dakota’s lead in establishing the Bible in schools and institutions. It warns against evil influences by contrasting Biblical figures and the fates of Ahab and Jezebel with King David’s fall and repentance.
An aged caller from Winchester Virginia dated August 6 1927 recalls biblical lamentations and psalms about King David and Absalom. The piece cites scripture from Hebrews Luke and Psalms and urges truthfulness and repentance for children and believers.
New York report notes Chicago Cubs wavering near first place in the National League as major league features from the past week include several unexpected developments. The summary highlights shifting standings and notable upsets across leagues.
Boston Red Sox leap from last place by winning five of six and 11 of 14, reshaping AL prospects under Bill Carrigan. Yankees stumble with four losses in six as Giants, Reds, and Senators show varied gains. Cubs lead in runs while Washington tops hits.
Virginia owners face strict enforcement of tag visibility and cleanliness. The Motor Vehicle Commissioner urges inspection to ensure tags are securely fastened, legible from 50 feet, and free of dirt. Police will stop cars violating rules and summon owners to court.
A Massachusetts historian reveals an unnamed passenger traveled aboard the Mayflower, offering new context for existing pilgrim records and early colonial migration. The finding reframes historical narratives about the voyage and its participants.
The text notes the Zuyder Zee as a wide shallow gulf reaching 69 miles inland in Holland, formed in 1282 when a sea inroad broke down dunes. It also quotes a saying: Custom is a powerful weapon of ridicule. A man who eats four meals a day has as much right to that number as one who eats three, yet the world laughs.
King Geisal of Iraq will visit France and England. In Britain he will discuss with the British Government issues connected with the proposed 1928 revision of the Anglo-Iraq treaty.
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