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The Evening Star is a Winchester Virginia daily founded publisher notice with pricing and Associated Press rights details. It notes consolidation with local papers and carrier rates and states AP dispatches are exclusive to the paper.
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Triumph Through Travail in Jesus Servant’s Victory
Excerpted Bible verses speak of the righteous servant’s travail and satisfaction through knowledge that justifies many, bearing their iniquities. It emphasizes thanks to God for victory through Jesus Christ.
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King George of Pingland Passes Through Illness
The United States and Britain share anxious hearts over King George’s health. Reports note a slow, difficult recovery and Americans continue to pray for his life and courage as he fights for survival.
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Filling Stations Handling Liquor in Virginia Debate
A Richmond News Leader estimate cites about ten thousand roadside liquor outlets in Virginia. The piece argues licenses should bar alcohol from gasoline stations and lunch stands to curb drunken driving and reduce accidents, urging first offenses with restrictions to deter misuse and promote legitimate trade.
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Virginia
Richmond
Mae Pene
Electrified bird feeding box keeps squirrels away
A Madison Wisconsin homeowner wired an electric plate to a bird feeding box to deter squirrels. The device shocks approaching rodents and stops theft but raises concerns about safety for birds and long term use.
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Madison
Wis
Going Back Home For Christmas
Fragmentary lines reflect a nostalgic inquiry about Christmas in a familiar place. The text hints at long absence and enduring affections, asking how long since returning there for the holiday.
Return to the old home for Christmas joy
The piece urges readers to return to their childhood place for Christmas. It promises a warm, loving welcome from parents and old friends, with mother hiding preserves and father saving tobacco as tokens of welcome. It argues the visit renews strength and confirms lasting worth.
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Way Girls Stay Free Exchange Blames Movies for Matrimony Drop
A YMCA leader argues in Association Men that films influence young women to dodge marriage. He claims cinema shows men as rich and handsome, making marriage seem unnecessary since women can earn, live well, and enjoy freedom now. He worries Hollywood ideas keep girls single and question cottage life romance.
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Weekly Bible Talk explores Philemon and Onesimus friendship
The article reflects on Paul writing to Philemon about Onesimus a slave who becomes a Christian and a brother. It links slavery in ancient Rome to Missouri law and ends with a view of God as a friend and the idea that true friendship is giving.
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Go preach my gospel in every tribe and tongue
Poem prayer by Nannie R. Glass praising mission work and eternal life through Christ. It speaks of grace, redemption, and faith as the path to heaven, urging believers to spread the gospel to all nations and trust in Jesus.
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Jesus Christ
Welltown Va Christmas Entertainment Details and Community News
Welltown Virginia December 15 a Christmas entertainment will be held at Welltown school on Wednesday night December 19 at 8 oclock. The program includes songs recitations exercises a pageant and a solo by Frances Ebert among others. Visiting family of Mr and Mrs H M Nausenfluck and children near Stephens City. Mr William Berry moved to Baltimore in critical condition. Also news of Miss Elvira Abshire visiting relatives near White Hall and a Welltown Church sermon scheduled for Sunday at 3 pm.
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Charles Ebert
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Cornelia Livengood
Infant King
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Jonas Chamberlin
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William Berry
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White Hall
Welltown Church
Siberian sable: most valuable fur with silvered brown hue
The sable is described as the costliest fur, silken and deep brown often with a silvery tone. It is native to Siberia while Japanese and Chinese varieties are typically dyed or topped.
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