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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1928
Page
4
The Evening Star publishes daily except Sunday from Winchester Virginia. Rates list domestic and carrier options with yearly, semiannual, quarterly and monthly plans. Associated Press rights are noted for republication of dispatches and local news.
An ancient call echoes inviting all who thirst to partake freely of waters wine and milk without money or price. A prayer for divine Spirit to enable generous giving.
Norfolk Ledger Dispatch urges readers to buy Christmas seals to fund the war on tuberculosis. The piece emphasizes individual gratitude and civic duty, noting seals support research, care, and prevention, and that widespread purchases could eradicate the disease. It highlights the urgency and global reach of the effort.
The piece discusses how classic and modern nightmares shape legends from Grimm to American frontier myths. It notes wolves, bears, giants, and princesses evolve with societal fears, citing historical figures and changing dangers as they reflect on contemporary anxieties.
A cryptic company teaser hints at a groundbreaking product to be unveiled soon, promising a shift in standards and redefining consumer expectations with a blend of innovation and heritage. Industry insiders speculate on a future flagship that could unify performance and design across markets.
A landholder argues against tormenting defenseless animals while others condemn barbarous cruelty to foxes. The shift contrasts with traditional rural English views that foxes exist to be hunted with dogs. Notes of an American hunt club last spring, led by a church blessing of the hounds in a village setting.
Edward Cugham aged 82 lives in Brooklyn New York and has worked for a single employer for 66 years. He walks to his job across the Brooklyn Bridge each morning and returns the same way each evening since the bridge’s construction. The essay contrasts his constant routine with the typical American pattern of seeking variety and broader experiences.
Notice to advertisers urges sending copy for ads early to ensure proper setup. Copy over ten inches should reach the office the day before publication and larger formats should be submitted even earlier if possible.
Kansas City story details Quintus Spicknall a $35 weekly clerk whose divorce led to a judge ordering $20,000 alimony plus $75 monthly support for daughter Diana. The case drew headlines as a modern financial fairytale turning on a modest wage and a stock tip.
Detroit Free Presa notes promoters focus on new earnings as boxing events adapt modern monetization. The piece hints at industry shifts away from tradition toward media and promotion-driven revenue.
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