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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1930
Page
4
A fragment from The Evening Star mentions the post office at Virginia and references the One Star Company of Winchester with an advertising and distribution context. The text includes partial dates and numbers, indicating a standard periodical subscription or service arrangement.
A clipped AP notice explains exclusive rights to news dispatches and local coverage. The text references consolidation with Morning News and The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror in a historic ownership note.
A mission themed excerpt urges endurance as a soldier of Christ and warns against entangling with worldly affairs. The text references 2 Timothy 2:3 4 and adds a terse prayer line about dreams and selfish ease.
The State Board of Education delays changes in school text books, shielding parents and local taxpayers from costs if old books suffice. Critics argue frequent text changes are driven by whims and fads rather than solid teaching needs, and modern texts without good teachers do not guarantee better education.
Census shows the southern states exhibit notable industrial growth with rising population. The report highlights gains in growth figures and investment, noting the south surpasses other regions in expansion and development.
In the past decade the south outpaces many nations in population and industrial development. The Manufacturers Record notes the region’s inexhaustible labor supply has boosted employment and buying power, fueling growth and increasing southern demand for materials, supplies, and equipment across the country.
Baltimore Sun reports Colgate University scientists explore whether appetite affects mood and perception. They warn against alarmist claims linking food to pessimism, suggesting only that liking cake may be beneficial while optimistic fans are needed to counter skeptics.
New York August 30 The Dream waltz touted by Edna Rothard Passaic Newark dance teacher wins top mark at dance masters convention The dancing masters expect the Dream to replace the Charleston as the era’s popular ballroom step with a wave waltz emphasizing whole body sway.
Canada imposes dumping duties on produce from Mexico and the United States. Tomatoes are taxed at 10 cents per pound and onions from outside the British Isles at 4 cents per pound. The new valuations took effect yesterday at all customs ports.
Banks announce Labor Day closures on Monday September 1 with all maturities to be paid on the following banking day Tuesday September 2. Signatories include J H Yost WM G Hardy OHNI Sloat and CHAS Summers of multiple banks.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Martin and family take a two week Southern states tour. Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Gardiner and son Robert plan a return from July travels to New Orleans. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Burch and Henry Jenkins spent the weekend in Lebanon with Miss Elizabeth Burch. The Howards of Winchester dine with Burtners. he will lead agricultural education work in Richmond for a year. Winchester Fair attendees include Mrs. J. L. Carper and Miss Doris Reid Jolliffe with Miss Elizabeth Drake from Cumberland. Mrs. Leona Hutchins of Maryland visits her brother and sister-in-law the Anders.
In Cross Roads Virginia Ira Bageant and companion from Baltimore visit Mrs Bageant’s parents Mr and Mrs J R Oates and other relatives. Miss Grace White attends Romney teachers institute. W W McKee loses a finger cow killed by horse. Community remains very dry despite rain in some areas. Mr and Mrs Norman Oates visit relatives here.
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