Weeping Over the City echoed in Luke’s tale
A historical Winchester Evening Star front page notes a sermon or caption referencing Luke 19 41 and the moment Jesus wept near the city. The fragment highlights a dated observance and religious quotation within the republication context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star
TF. Byrd, JR
Mohawk
News Room
Winchester
Midass Matter
New York City Rr
Associated Press
Forgotten Man On Labor Day
Peter J. McGuire fathered Labor Day yet is largely forgotten. The piece recalls his humble beginnings, leadership in the labor movement, eight hour day push, and the 1881 New York address that spurred the first Labor Day parade on September 5 with 19,000 workers marching up Fifth Avenue and a festive afternoon of picnics, dances, and fireworks.
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McGuire
New York
American Federation of Labor
Central Labor Union
Fifth Avenue
Killarney
Wonderful World of Texas with Airy City Wonders
A Philadelphia Inquirer column surveys Texas excesses from air conditioned sidewalks in Dallas to drive in groceries in Houston and a roller skating ore bank. It notes fortunes and novelty projects while poking fun at Texas tall tales and jokes that Lone Star men average 4 feet 8.3 inches.
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Texas
Lone Star
Dallas
Houston
Ore Bank
Ferevier
Lovelady
Justice of the Peace
Nouveau Riche
States
Labor Day reflections and the rise of American labor
A 1957 reflection on Labor Day tracing its origins with Peter J. McGuire in 1882. It notes 75 years of labor gains from 10 hour days to minimum protections, warns of reckless leadership risks, and values the day as a tribute to industry and workers.
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McGuire
Organized Labor
Senate
Labor
Peter J. McGuire
Dave Becks
Jimmy Hoffas
Johnny Dios
Editorial Digest Flips Through 40 Newspapers Daily
A concise selection highlights the week’s most engaging editorials from forty papers arriving at the office. The digest curates opinions on current events, public policy, and civic matters, offering readers a quick, diverse snapshot of editorial voices.
Miss Nosey Larrick Visits From New York City
Five years ago Miss Nosey Larrick arrived from New York City to spend days with her parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Larrick at their Clifford Street home. Lawson Triplett Jr son of Mrs Ethel Triplett of Mountain Pulse completed basic airman indoctrination at Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas. Henry M Stephenson of New York was Mr Stewart Bell Jr’s guest, teaching Industrial Arts. Mrs James Sloan Kuykendall announced the marriage of her daughter Mary Ray to Edwin Taylor Driscoll of the University of Virginia. William Payne and Miss Anne Tuck, Payne arriving from Charleston WVa, were guests of Mr and Mrs W Nelson Page.
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Nosey Larrick
New Yor City
Mgr
Herbert Larrick
Clifford Street
Lawson Triplett, Jr
Ethel Triplett
Mountain Pulse
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Henry M. Stephenson
New York
Stewart Bell, Jr
James Sloan Kuykendall
Mary Ray
Edwin Taylor Driscoll
The
University of Virginia
William Payne
Mins Anne Tuck
Payne
Charleston
W. Va
W. Nelson Page
Rainbow Ridge residents and visitors noted in brief
Mr. Samuel Hurst of Rainbow Ridge on the Northwestern grade had been ill for several months and was a patient at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital in Richmond. Miss Wini Largent left to spend a week visiting friends in New York. Mr. Braxton Duvall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duvall, returned to Brookville Indiana.
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Samuel Hurst
Rainbow Ridge
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Richmond
Wini Largent
New York
Braxton Duvall
Roy Duvall
Brookville
Ind
Typhoid fever and visits noted in local notices
Mr. T Marion Bantz hosted his daughter Mrs Thomas Beardeworth. Mrs Alexander Whetzel of 1 ucetown Wes1 stayed at her brother in law Dr Brumback’s home while ill with typhoid fever. Miss Eva Tyler, visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J Williams Taylor, left for Springfield Conn.
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T. Marion Bantz
Thomas Beardeworth
Alexander Whetzel
Brumback
Eva Tyler
J. Wiliams Taylor
Springfield
Conn
Ed Wynn at 71 Still Flexible in Mind and Body
Hal Boyle profiles Ed Wynn nearing 71 as he continues to perform and act. Wynn visits Scaroon Manor for Marjorie Morning Star filming with Natalie Wood and Gene Kelly while reflecting on aging, career longevity, and the need for tradition in modern show business.
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Ed Wynn
Schroon
Uncle Samson
Scaroon Manor
Adirondacks
Natalie Wood
Gene Kelly
Baby songbirds leave nests at different ages
The age varies by species and nest location. Wrens and bluebirds in holes may be 15 to 18 days old when they leave. Birds with open nests may depart at about 10 days, sometimes before they can fly, using low shrubs for cover before learning to fly.
New Spray On Bandage Among Medical Advances
Doctor reports spray on bandage that forms a protective film and releases an antibiotic. it rinses off with warm water. He also notes two cancer developments: sputum tests for early clues and a chemical alteration of TSH to shrink cancer without gland removal. A Q and A covers gallstones causes.
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Herman NS. Bundesen
Review of Medicine
Albany
N. Y
Wolf
Faith of Our Fathers A Call to Guard the Heritage
By Farl L. Douglas DP D FAITH OF OUR FATHERS argues that Christian faith was bought by martyrs and grew through persecution. The author warns against soft praise without sacrifice and urges modern believers to uphold and pass on the legacy to future generations.
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Christ
Western
Europe
I T
How's Your I Q Memory Quiz Guide
A 10 day self quiz questions test with 100 items covering unions, horse measurement, Bible geography, Sicily nationality, Virgin Islands capital, post Churchill prime minister, the Mikado opera country, piano keys, usage of the phrase there that job is over with and a rhyme about March and its meaning.
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Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Pithom
Ramses
Egypt
Sicily
Virgin Islands
Winston Churchill
Carnation Name Tied to Flesh Color by Romans
The carnation, once pale pink or flesh colored, derives its name from Latin caro for flesh. Romans named the flower for its color.
Worry Clinic Teaches Simple Facts To Save Marriages
Doctor's column argues ignorance fuels divorce and urges couples to study medical and psychological facts. Rachel Z described as example of transformation from suspicion to devotion after applying new marital insights. Readers urged to request the booklet Set Problems in Marriage by sending 20 cents and a stamped return envelope.
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Rachel
Rachel Z
Dr. Crane
Alan
Eve
Cleopatra
Rights group runs into hurdles for Ike
President Eisenhower faces delays in establishing the six member civil rights commission and funding after the new law. Congress may not act until January, risking months of postponement and possible interim steps. The staff director and new civil rights division head also await Senate approval.
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Washington
Eisenhoer
Commission
Senate
Congress
Eisenhower
Bil
Bul
Justice Department
Department
Timeline of Baseball Commissioners and Antartica Flight Distance
The text lists three baseball commissioners with terms and salaries: Landis from 1921 to 1944 at $50,000 yearly, Chandler from 1945 to 1951, and Ford Frick elected September 20 1951 for seven years at $65,000. It also states the air distance from New Zealand to an Antarctic landing base is about 2,250 miles.
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Ford Frick
National League
Albert B
Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Antarctica
New Zealand
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