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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1928
Page
4
The Evening Star, Winter VA, is a second class matter publication daily except Sunday. Consolidated with Morning News and Weekly News. Associated Press member. AP dispatches credited to it and local news published. Subscription rates listed and printing details provided.
The article contrasts teletypesetter technology with traditional hot metal composition. It notes central teleprinter feeds may standardize copy across papers while preserving local set by operators. It warns of potential loss of newspaper personality and local control despite efficiency gains.
The text argues that local government bears war costs and will improve services after peace. It contends municipal, county, and federal roles differ, with local authorities delivering better roads sewers water systems police and fire services and schools, while federal service is seen as impersonal and bureaucratic.
The New York Herald Tribune notes the strong bonds between Britain and the United States amid wartime sympathy for a royal aide. It highlights public expressions of sincere regard as the Kir coronation and royal family receive support and shared grief across the ocean.
The article notes King George and Queen Mary have endeared themselves to their subjects through devoted parenting as their two sons work to speed their return from Africa amid royal duties and public sympathy.
The House Ways and Means Committee outlines hearings for tariff revision. The plan covers many items from chemicals to books and sundries, with a final look at the free list. The message implies privileged industries get attention over average citizens.
A writ in the American Review cites that the Jerge sum of 55 million dollars is paid annually for Christmas cards in this country. Some people may think that spending is excessive.
The text muses on the high cost of many cards and the drift of friendship. It notes friends once dear fading from memory, then a Christmas card rekindles old ties, proving the value of reminders of friendship and the wish to stay connected.
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