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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1930
Page
4
Rate card shows options for one year six months and three months in advance with monthly and weekly plans. Advertising representatives listed include Devine Tenney Corpora tion operating in New York Des Moines and Chicago.
A brief syndicated note from the Associated Press and Morning News items appears in The Weekly Times and The Wee Mirror. The consolidated feature echoes standard wire service briefs across the week, mirroring routine city and regional updates.
A fragmented text intertwines a prayer and a biblical verse from 1 Timothy 4 4 about God’s creatures being good and sanctified through thankful reception Another line invokes a prayer for God and devotion with a reference to Andre and to a divine home and worship reflections
Washington area officials approve a regulation aimed at stopping excessively loud radio sounds that disturb the peace. After 30 days of notice, violators face up to 40 dollars fine or up to one year in jail. The rule targets any device creating noise in homes or public places.
The Baltimore Sun publisher Van Lear Black, famed aviator and world traveler, dies by drowning after falling from his yacht off the New Jersey coast. The report notes other notable deaths and reflects on adventurous lives ending in tragedy.
A fragment hints at a figure facing a vast expanse of land likened to a lonely sea. He repeatedly proved he did not fear the formidable, enduring the challenge with steadfast resolve.
A city conductor identified by the number 484 displays courtesy in three acts: he offers a newspaper to a commuter, assists a woman passenger by guiding her to a forward seat, and helps a traveler with a large suitcase at a downtown platform. His attentive service earns quiet praise.
C T Coleman of Hammond Indiana analyzed 125 disciplined high school pupils and 125 ideal students never disciplined. He concludes that life made too easy for children may prevent development of essential character traits for school success. The piece notes how luxury can harm both children and adults and suggests using leisure healthily while parents assign household duties.
George A. Lupton died in West Virginia after a brief illness. He was a former school teacher and mercantile worker in Capon Bridge and Loom. He is survived by two brothers A B Lupton and J W Lupton and a sister Mrs Ida L Shryock, all of Winchester. Funeral at 2 30 PM Friday at Cen Church with Rev J C Schaffenaker officiating. burial in the Monroe cemetery.
A Dayton Journal report notes claims that the human jaw is shrinking while observations describe it appearing wellused through exercise. The piece frames the paradox with a cautious, humorous tone about dental and facial wear.
A quartet of young women travel in a Ford touring car donated by Bickers Motor Company to promote the sixty first Winchester Fair opening next Tuesday. They visit Shenandoah Valley towns with ukulele tunes and invitation cards, aiming to draw crowds to the fair.
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