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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1949
Page
4
The notice provides advertising and subscription rates for the Winchester Evening Star and lists office addresses in Winchester Virginia. It includes telephone numbers for the business office and national representatives and mentions rates for various time periods and delivery options.
The article reflects on Adams in the Virginia University defense, his active House presence, a Supreme Court argument, and his future death on the House floor five years after those events.
Current Opinion analyzes New York as a large, discriminating apple market with 12 million potential consumers, thousands of fruit and grocery outlets, and significant volume needs. It notes risks from storage, rough handling, and price timing, but argues New York could be a life saver for the apple industry and inspire similar markets nearby.
Hal Boyle muses on social talk across professions, noting writers and actors drift to guarded quips, financiers bluff about markets, and diplomats mix mystery with chatter. He finds children, musicians, and wild animal trainers the liveliest, freshest conversationalists.
The text quotes Isaiah 33 10 urging humility and exaltation as God uses all means to bring about his will. It reflects a sermonic or devotional mood emphasizing divine action and human status.
The piece praises Herbert Hoover turning 75 on a Wednesday, noting bipartisan Congressional praise for his service and comparing his after-presidency activity to earlier presidents. It recalls Hoover’s earlier challenges, the 60th birthday, and longevity among U.S. leaders, with reflections on prior presidencies and their health and activity levels.
The essay lauds the Statue of Liberty as a symbol of national greatness and notes better care than given to the Capitol and White House. It recalls months of pennies from children to support rehabilitation and urges Congress to provide additional funds beyond the $500000 already appropriated to restore the liberating statue’s appearance.
Fenlwheel provides funds for a hospital benefit at the Airport festival aiding Winchester hospital. Capt. James Larrick of Middletown, an engineer, is noted for actions in France and Germany earning a Bronze Star medal amid wartime service. A forecast mentions a large Elberta crop ahead.
Fragmentary report notes heightened damage as bombers hit Paris and an eventful year with casualties. Mentions Roy A. head of the Virginia Valley National Christian conference and a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. with four or four wounded in action.
A nostalgic reader questions an IQ style score based on 100 items over 10 days and then shifts to a sermon on heaven and hell. The passage includes quiz items on Alger Hiss and Syngman Rhee, plus a religious meditation on life after death and repentance.
A reader asks why preachers talk less about heaven and hell. The reply notes tones of preaching and moral instruction, urging deeper consideration of eternal themes and spiritual discipline.
Fatigue is common after effort but can signal disease when persistent. Causes include infections toxins anemia diabetes hyperinsulinism heart failure cancer Addison's disease and thyroid disorders among others. A thorough evaluation is needed to identify the active condition. Puffiness under the eyes often stems from poor rest or fluid balance and is not usually troublesome.
Wonchester Lions guests of Wy cjUD Lortick reelected president of the Central Conference of the Congre s Christian church Buliy Do and Sally Port hunters owned by Fp i saare farm Clarke county take blue saul at Bath County horse show.
The city of Winchester will get the remaining $250,000 from the late John Handley of Scranton for a public library. Edger Worthington buys the first esquire dog seen in the community.
Marvell and Kit visit a country estate where Miss Searle tutors Kit in riding. A tense encounter reveals class tension and hidden yearnings as Marvell and Searle intersect over Kit’s future, with a planned second riding lesson and a lunch together.
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