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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1929
Page
4
The fragment from a Winchester Virginia newspaper shows a mix of publishing masthead details and subscription rates followed by a religious quotation from Matthew 13 45 46 and a hymn line referencing the cross The slice suggests a historic local paper page with ads and moral content rather than a clear news item.
The piece argues revenge imprisons the doer and harms freedom. Forgiving enemies is framed as rational and humane, rooted in charity and deep reason. Real justice comes from public or legal channels, not personal retaliation.
Mahatma Gandhi offers four suggestions to missionaries on naturalizing Christianity in India. Dr B Stanley Jones notes four perceived Western immoralities: religious snobbery toward Eastern faiths, hypocrisy between creed and conduct, racial prejudice, and economic exploitation by Christian nations.
The author argues missionaries err by forcing nonessential practices on foreign peoples. With longer exposure to another culture, one realizes Western customs may not suit every society. Christianity should adapt to local modes of life for its message to take root in the East.
The article lists twelve cautions from Ford to improve road safety. Emphasized points include courtesy and rights of others, staying focused, feeling car control, obeying regulations, proper signaling, watching the lead car, slow at crossings, not passing on hills or curves, adapting to road conditions, not overemphasizing right of way, remembering pedestrians, and knowing the law. The piece ends with a humorous exchange about a wife and success.
The Hague conference shifted to a new track on the Young plan for reparations and moved toward a solution of the Rhineland evacuation issue despite a deadlock. British chancellor Philip Snowden urged adjourning the finance commission until Wednesday to ease tensions.
In a surprise move the committee opened discussion on Rhineland evacuation as military experts review numerous transport and troop movement questions. Fore Minister Stressemann Premier Briand and others plan private talks with the British Foreign Secretary to refer the matters to the technical committee. The piece closes with Palmer praising a well spent youth and hopeful eternal youth.
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