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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1927
Page
4
Consolidated publication details list subscription prices for various terms and carrier options. The notice credits Associated Press for news dispatch republication and local content, with a closing line referencing Christ.
Daily Bible selections offered as a priceless heritage for children to memorize. Includes Psalm 119 41 Salvation through mercy and the prayer text praising God for mercies.
Manufacturers' Record argues bankers should concentrate on American investments, especially in Florida. The piece warns that pouring millions into Europe risks repudiation and war, while placing first mortgages in the South would boost safety for investors, spur Florida development, and keep wealth at home.
Danville Register reports Washington correspondent R M Lynn highlights Virginia women in the Congressional Club Cook Book contributions. He notes Carter Glass provides a beaten biscuits recipe while Jennie M Moore supplies spoon bread or eye bread depending on regional naming.
The piece praises Virginia women for supplying dishes and ideas to nourish the Congressional Club as it expands. It teases how Governor Byrd’s ham and Mrs. Glass’s beaten biscuits could soften Republican resolve and promote democracy, with Dr. Doran’s notes on substitutes noted but not limiting Virginia hospitality.
Vice-President Dawes endorses Ruth Hanna McCormick for Congress at a lunch, saying he favors women and noting the seven years of suffrage with political corruption and crooks rising, implying women in politics act like men and have little effect.
The text questions General Dawes's sincerity as Vice-President and notes his habit of nodding off during crises. It suggests his remarks may reflect outdated views and a failure to recognize women's involvement in politics, implying the need to reassess his stance.
A Norfolk Ledger Dispatch summary reflects Dr. Henry Van Dyke’s eloquent tribute to teachers, praising the unseen efforts of men and women in education and their daily steadfast work.
An advertisement extols McCoy's Tablets promising a weight gain of at least five pounds after using four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes. It claims a New Jersey man gained 28 pounds in months and offers a full purchase-price refund if the goal isn’t reached, urging readers to ask for McCoy's Tablets at Baker's Drug Store.
The speaker extols the unknown teacher as the true builder of the republic, noting that great generals win campaigns while this educator delivers and guides the young, keeps watch against ignorance, and shares the love of knowledge through personal contact.
Creomulsion is billed as a new medicine that soothes inflamed throat membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims creosote as a key healing agent and promises relief from persistent coughs bronchitis and other respiratory ills with a money back guarantee if not effective.
Yard notice from I. D. Wright offering a cord wood sale 100 units at 22 East Piccadilly opposite Woolen Mill with phone number 382-1 and instructions to leave orders at the yard dated December 3, 1961.
A fragment notes a baby’s distinction between pearls and marbles in a mother’s jewel box, described as a gold mine of amusement. It mentions mother arriving to check possessions to ensure nothing has been swallowed.
A new resort hotel at West Baden Indiana features a rise dome spanning 212 feet, two feet larger than the former world’s largest dome at St Peter’s. The structure marks a record in architectural scale for the era.
Anyone indebted to the late Robert Madigan may settle with the estate. Anyone holding claims against the estate should present them according to the terms of the probate process.
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