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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1930
Page
4
The Evening Star records its status as a second class publication issued by Star Publishing Co of Winchester.
The item lists yearly and shorter subscription prices in advance for din gavance and carrier delivery, with one year at 3.50 for din gavance and 4.50 for carrier, plus six months and three months equivalents. It also notes Associated Press publication rights and consolidation with multiple papers.
A religious excerpt cites 1 Timothy 2 5 6 stating there is one God and one mediator Christ Jesus who gave Himself a ransom for all to be testified in due time The prayer proclaims Jesus the Saviour reigns the God of truth and love
The League of Women Voters studied the legal status of women in all 48 states. It found no state allows wives to collect for home services or to determine residence. Some advocate greater protections for women, others seek full legal equality, but feminists fear clerical power and social norms may keep women constrained.
A rowboat with two men and two women sank near the Hudson at Sing Sing. Four prisoner volunteers risked their lives, braving guards and a barbed 12‑foot fence, to rescue the four in danger and return safely.
Brief notice references traffic and pedestrian rights of way in Covington. The item notes the newspaper page segment title and generic guidance about movement and safety, with no specific actions or dates readable.
A discussion on yielding the right of way highlights the need for drivers to study state highway laws and act prudently. It notes that strict adherence may be unsafe where it would cause harm and that failure to yield can lead to liability even when rights exist. Ambulance sirens remind motorists to yield.
The Richmond News Leader hopes Sir Thomas Lipton wins the America's Cup and returns the trophy to Britain. The piece recalls the long American hold since 1857 and debates past races with Valkyrie III against Defender in 1895, arguing a fair win could end lingering bitterness.
A dentist claims mouth inspection reveals age like horse aging and jokes that women may hide yawns for reasons beyond appearance.
Quote notes nature offers a useful emotion that blinds the victim by awakening his eyes while closing his heart, a pointed reflection attributed to the Toledo Blade.
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