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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1930
Page
4
The notice lists advance payment options of one year six months three months and one month with weekly scheduling details from National Advertising Tatives Devine Tenney Corpora covering New York Des Moines and Chicago.
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The Weekly News item notes a morning briefing across the town with brief updates. It mentions local happenings, weather cache, and community notices typical of a small weekly paper.
The fragment invokes a chorus for All for Christ and repeats a prayer centered on the Lamb of God. It references Revelation 5 about the Lamb receiving power riches wisdom strength honor glory and blessing and prays to remain near the wounded side of Christ.
Norfolk physicians conclude the Meuse Valley fog was smoke laden and heavy, worsening chronic bronchitis among elderly residents with heart disease. They note many victims slept in sealed homes and blamed poor air quality for fatalities, with a lingering question about unseen factors.
An article notes that submarine cable capacity surged after World War I, enabling rapid transoceanic communication. It cites about 350000 miles of cables, 443 oceanic lines, and distribution across Atlantic Pacific Indian and Caribbean routes with major ownership by American and European interests.
The cable network under far seas is described as controlled by Italy and France with private capital driving the linkages. Private initiative is credited with the great postwar improvements that have expanded cable capacity across distant regions.
An organized effort aims to eradicate tuberculosis by rest fresh air wholesome food sunshine and exercise. The campaign notes the disease’s insidious spread reduces life expectancy and drains community energy while arguing that prevention and treatment benefit public health beyond TB.
Winchester resident GEO W Bowly protests a muddy pond on the highway near Winchester Virginia. He urges the Highway Commission to raise the road bed with rock and quick work, arguing it harms visitors driving through the Shenandoah Valley gateway current road condition.
The undersigned offer for sale or rent dwellings apartments and desirable build lots. Contact Fred L. Glaize Jr or Shirley Carter for details. Also listing includes apartment for rent on 15 E Piccadilly St and furnished rooms at 340 National Ave with light housekeeping. Store room and apartment on West Water St formerly Bruce Capper. Electric train set for sale at 211 N Loudoun. Shenandoah Valley National Bank financing terms.
A Ramsay MacDonald remark suggests that those with refined taste can surpass the wealthiest in true richness, highlighting a critique of material abundance versus discernment.
A 1930 letter from R F D No 3 thanks Miss Arthur for two years of aid from the Christmas seal fund aiding the fight against tuberculosis. The writer hopes the drive succeeds and urges healthy readers to buy seals to restore health with divine aid.
Eight Shenandoah Valley Rotary clubs meet at Massanutten Academy Woodstock for a banquet and program. Expected attendance tops 300 with Winchester members likely 40 to 50. Cyril Mee of Winchester Rotary will lead song, inter city committee led by Col Howard J Benchoff organizes the event with 325 total district members.
Commanders and adjutants of 13 Virginia American Legion posts will receive the Virginia Department's distinguished citation for exceptional service in the recent membership drive. They will also receive the national headquarters citation for most distinguished service at the post officers conference January 12. The Berryville Lloyd Williams Post's J. D Griffing and R. Y. Naill are among those to be honored.
A brief economic note links current market weakness to a 1930s pattern said to sum to 13. The author suggests a perceived connection between investors resources and a symbolic zero, highlighting a credence in numbers over underlying fundamentals.
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