A Prayer For Everyone From Psalms 86 11
A devotional line quotes Psalms 86 11 asking for guidance and unity of heart to walk in the truth. The verse emphasizes trust in the Lord and fear of God as guiding principles for believers.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1940
Page
4
A devotional line quotes Psalms 86 11 asking for guidance and unity of heart to walk in the truth. The verse emphasizes trust in the Lord and fear of God as guiding principles for believers.
The piece contrasts men's fashion endurance with women's, noting straw hats linger too long and ridicule follows. It observes that men tolerate slow changes, while students and young men chase fads, debating brim width, hat tropes, and trouser styles to impress girlfriends.
Observers note autumn’s improving appeal as September nears. They compare it favorably with spring and hope the new season brings steady charm, outdoor allure, and cozy home comforts, extending toward Christmas.
The piece lauds labor and contrasts American workers with those abroad. It argues Labor Day should be a day of thanksgiving despite hardships, noting Americans enjoy freedoms and a rare wage earner liberty. It emphasizes taking a holiday to celebrate as one chooses.
An editorial questions whether Germany can or will guarantee safe conduct for ships carrying British children from war zones. It compares safe conduct to a pledge not to attack, notes DNB and US Congress language, and suggests routes avoiding mined areas may allow evacuations if belligerents cooperate.
The Petersburg Progress-Index notes President Roosevelt’s acceptance speech saying all but one agreed to assist the defense program. The exception, Roy Howard, editor of the New York World Telegram, sought to explain his 40 year South America absence in a letter. The piece argues for checking qualifications before accepting important national tasks.
The Virginia Woolen softball team defeats the Junior Board team in the second game of a city championship series. C. L. Wright of Middletown is elected president of the Tri County Association of Odd Fellows. A peace offer and early diplomacy mark a tentative step toward preventing another European war.
The 74th Congress ends amid turmoil as Roosevelt seeks funds to replace budget cuts after a 1-2 hour filibuster led by Senator Long. City authorities seek 17000 dollars in federal aid for storm sewer construction.
Ten years ago the Winchester Fair began its 61st annual exhibition drawing large entry lists. Fred J. Thomas becomes manager of the local theatres, succeeding John L. Miller. Police court records show ten convictions yielding 648 dollars in fines for offenses from drunken driving to illegal possession.
Miss Frances Page Nelson Page and Sandy Baker reach finals of the Western Maryland tennis tournament at Cumberland. Mrs. Pershing wife of Brig. Gen. John Pershing and their three children perish in a San Francisco house fire.
A fragment notes the absence of a Star newspaper copy for a specific date, indicating a missing archival issue and uncertainty about the original publication.
Dr. Logan Clendening answers questions on reading in flickering light and in dim conditions. He says no permanent eye damage from trains, planes, or movies, though headaches and fatigue can occur especially for near sighted or unbalanced eyes. Modern movies are least straining due to steady light and talkies, with minimal flicker.
A collection of Q and A from The Winchester Evening Star Info Bureau lists facts on books read per year, static electricity chains on oil trucks, sun distance to Earth by date, U S and British government cost increases since the war, Freemason initials, painting needs for the U S Capitol, hog market peak price since 1930, the seventh column in the Senate, Martin Johnson air crash, color of baby golden eagles, presidential war declaration, amber bead luster restoration, and the North South American trade cartel, among other trivia and historical notes.
A compact quiz item features ten questions about amendments geography astronomy medicine and history. It asks about the first ten amendments the Baltic peninsula the sun bronchoscope Babson artichokes Jerusalem Trinidad Battle Month and Caesar quote not yet answered.
A short note advises avoiding awkward splits in phrases. It suggests using clear completed forms like I have finished playing instead of awkward continuations. The guidance aims to improve writing flow and readability.
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Scotland Yard agent Gun Cotton arrives in London with a mysterious packet for X and endures a heat drenched spa sequence. He endures sweating rooms, needle baths, and a sunlit beach pool as he suspects the facility is a front while observing a tattooed stranger named Pullinger amid the crowds.
Gun observes Pullinger and a tattoo illusion while an aloof Egyptian attendant casts a wary gaze. The scene at the Sunshine pool hints at danger as guards, uniforms, and coded markings raise suspicions about hidden identities and impending encounter.
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