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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1929
Page
4
A Virginia newspaper page notes publishing details, subscription rates, and Associated Press rights. It includes a Bible verse and a prayer excerpt, reflecting period editorial tone and religious references.
The Saturn Review critic argues Mr. Gorham B. Munson overestimates progress and favors a heroic, prolific ideal for young writers. He warns of specialization and mere craft over life-integrated art, noting today’s authors often fade into obscurity in garrets rather than achieving lasting impact.
The War department awarded the Distinguished Service Cross to two Virginians for actions in World War I. Private Cleary of Gloucester County, a Winchester native with the Forty-second Division, died heroically near Hillahire au Temple on July 21, 1918, while serving as a military policeman. He warned troops and civilians during an aerial bombardment and refused shelter. Oscar E. Martin of Piper's Gap, Fifth Army, cited for bravery near Bois de Belley on July 7, 1918 as a company runner.
The piece critiques how citations and honors during the war favored field officers who directed actions, while many private soldiers who sacrificed or were maimed received little recognition. It notes an ongoing process by the War department to award based on rank, despite the uneven recognition.
Mount Ranier enacts a dog barking fine from five to fifteen dollars. Glens Falls allows roosters to crow loudly and early without action. New York Times sees aviation aiding literature and art. Two Broadway composers tour for inspiration. An Eric from Pennsylvania claims to read every word in the Saturday Evening Post since 1728 and expects a medal. Worcester youth fined fifty dollars for reading while driving. Hosiery makers unite with film actresses against stock shortages. A young woman on Market Street shows bare tattooed legs. A 50 foot snow and extreme cold delay trains in the Andes. Kansas editor notes heat and drought driving frogs from holes to spit. The tired businessman could gain by more advertising.
Richmond News-Leader outlines a proposed long weekend drive through Fredericksburg Alexandria Harper's Ferry Winchester Massanutten Staunton White Sulphur Roanoke Natural Bridge Lexington and Charlottesville. The route highlights historic sites scenic byways and Virginia springs with optional detours and late summer scenery.
Governor Byrd and the Virginia budget advisory board brace for a state surplus feared at over 5 million dollars as they keep appropriations near normal. The drive centers on tax relief for lower income brackets while education equalization demands rise and localities brace for changes in state aid and school funding.
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