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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1929
Page
4
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The text quotes John 14 13 14 urging believers to ask in Jesus name to glorify the Father. It includes a poetic couplet urging faithful petition and patient waiting for an answer. The excerpt reflects devotional language and biblical verse.
Sears Roebuck plans a thirteen month calendar trial beginning the new year to test practical use for internal operations. The article notes equal month lengths, fixed holiday dating, and comparisons across months as key benefits and discusses alternative Soviet proposals and a lighter fix to the Gregorian system.
A Danville Register report credits Senator Swanson of Virginia for proposing the reservation part of the World Court protocol. The Root formula aims to allow American participation with a veto on opinions conflicting with U S interests, addressing Senate objections from three years prior. The piece notes opposition from irreconcilables and hints at senatorial debate over ratification.
The article discusses the United States adopting the World Court position, crediting Claude A. Swanson of Virginia for securing equality in the World Court. It also critiques air and ocean mail subsidies, urging clear subsidy classification and funding, and warns against raising rates to cover subsidies.
Lynchburg News reports a large Post Office deficit of 85 million dollars, with President Hoover noting in a message to Congress that the air mail service and other factors contributed significantly to the shortfall.
The Virginia Legionnaire congratulates Comrade Richard E. Byrd for a notable achievement. It praises his leadership and notes he is a member of Winchester Post, No. 21, highlighting pride in having such a distinguished man in their organization.
Fragmentary text shows a market note with WAUR minus eight and various items like wines feed and screenings with prices around 1.20 to 2.00. No coherent event or entities clearly identifiable.
The text blends notes on butter creamery and feed prices with a statement about the goat symbol in Christian art and a sun weight comparison. It mentions butter, flour, dairy feed, cotton seed meal, and related prices, then shifts to a symbolic interpretation of the goat and a numerical Earth to sun weight ratio.
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