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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1930
Page
10
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Detroit News reports a proposed law requiring a prospective groom to run 400 meters in a minute, climb a seven foot palisade, jump three yards, and swim 200 yards. The retort says any man who could do all that would not be caught by a woman anyway.
A brief item notes a question or column titled Do You Know Why A Lady Surrenders dated December 18, 2011, likely a humor or social column. It references a playful inquiry without heavy context.
The text notes vast uncharted regions in the Amazon basin Brazil Antarctica Central Africa and Pacific Isles. It also includes scattered quotes about disarmament and social flattery illustrating cautionary statements.
Mrs Reynolds plans to spend winter in Florida stopping in Birmingham to collect her daughter Miss Gertrude Reynolds before heading to Florida for Christmas holidays. John Lee Krider of Strasburg visits Orange on business, returning to Norfolk, praised by locals. The Willing Workers Society of the First Baptist Church will elect officers at Mrs T P Fisher's home. Miss Louise Eckard, Martinsburg nurse trainee, improving after hospital stay. Mrs Jacob E Baker travels to Baltimore to visit relatives. Dr Hunter H McGuire and Miss Ann Tucker McGuire head to Philadelphia for a medical meeting then return. Miss Susan Carson to spend Christmas at Riverton from Mount Holyoke. Mrs Robert M Ward to Warrenton Va for holidays with sister Mrs Edwin S Hinks, who is improving. Miss Virginia Cover Russell of Holton Arms to Riverton for holidays. Lewis H Hyde from Lawrenceville N J to spend holidays with mother on West Boscawen. Miss Caroline Carson returns from Norfolk to Riverton. Miss Helen Keeler to Harrisonburg for Christmas with parents on West Leicester.
The Montreal Family Herald cites 22 Lancashire bells with definite dates before 1550. The oldest rings at Claughton from 1296, with several from the 14th and 15th centuries and six from 1500 to 1660. Naybelle and her parents tour an old hotel and she envisions a tunnel bed.
The United States public health service traces to 1798 when Congress passed an act to aid sick and disabled seamen. This origin ties the bureau to the Treasury department, with the customs service historically linked to Treasury.
A quote attributed to S Parkes Cadman D D proclaims the core goal of education is the power to compel self to do necessary tasks regardless of personal inclination. It frames discipline as the supreme outcome of learning.
The article notes law as the leading profession among the 56 signers with 26 lawyers. It also quotes a financier predicting that by 2035 national wealth will be controlled by women.
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