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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1929
Page
4
Publication notice states Wang Star Publishing Co of Teeter Virginia issues a daily newspaper except Sundays. Name and location repeated. implies standard local paper schedule and corporate imprint.
Rates listed for Mall subscription and carrier delivery with options from one month to one year in advance. The notice cites Associated Press rights for use of dispatches and local news, with publication restrictions.
Excerpted biblical lines describe Jesus as the shepherd who knows his flock and lays down his life. A reflective religious passage contrasts the Savior’s gentleness with a call to come to him for rest and guidance.
Richmond discussion centers on Census Bureau classifications and a 1920s Labor Department proposal for an eight hour day and annual vacation. A National Woman's Party leader argues for recognition of housewives as full partners in state life, while acknowledging ongoing male dominance in government and policy.
The Staugton News-Leader reports cold weather drives rats and mice into homes. It notes annual damages exceed a quarter of a billion dollars and urges homeowners to trap and seal buildings to curb rodent numbers and disease risks.
The text argues that the state is heavily troubled by rats and should declare war on the entire rat tribe, paralleling actions seen in other states. It frames a bold, wide scale campaign as necessary to eradicate the infestation.
Commander Byrd flies 1600 miles from Whale Bay to the South Pole and back in under a day with Bernt Balchen Harold I June and Ashley C McKinley. President Hoover salutes his courage and leadership. Byrd becomes the only living man to reach both poles and fly the Atlantic.
The excerpt highlights Byrd’s famed voyages as scientific pursuits, with backers from influential circles supporting his expeditions. Virginia residents express pride and gratitude for his safe return from a hazardous undertaking.
The article notes the famed white oak tree in Athens GA that owns itself and the land within eight feet, as established by a will. It contrasts this unusual ownership with cities building libraries and mentions youths spending evenings there.
A humorous remark notes that if women were as hard to please after marriage as before, more men would remain bachelors. The quote attributes the idea to Nedsho Miner, reflecting social humor of the period.
Cordelia Farmer thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of her husband George W. Farmer. Appreciation expressed for funeral flowers and support received.
Two investigations opened after a Sunday Pennsylvania Railroad excursion train derailed near Onley killing nine and injuring about forty. The railroad company began its own inquiry into the crash and the investigation is under way.
A doctor’s prescription cough and sore throat remedy named Thoxine promises relief within 15 minutes for children and adults. It claims safety, direct action at the source of irritation, no nasty taste, no gargling, and is available in 35c 60c and 1.00 dollar bottles. Sold by Baker's Drug Store and other drug stores.
A city note from Indianapolis News laments fashion decline, saying long skirts won’t be successful until rustling silk petticoats return, producing a noise like walking on a tin roof.
A fine 100 acre apple orchard is set for sale to the estate of Dr. F. P. Stehley. For details contact the information line provided.
Six room dwelling offered at $500 cash plus monthly balance. Includes basement fireplace and breakfast nook with front and rear porches. On street with pavement. Attractive price for quick buyer.
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