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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1930
Page
2
A preacher discusses Jesus model prayer, noting kingdom first and not worrying about daily needs. He contrasts translations, cites a businessman who forsook church for work, and recalls apostles and Paul proving reliance on labor. The piece cites Matthew and modern translations.
A speaker argues life’s value lies in usefulness and care for others, not wealth. He cites Jesus on balancing life God and neighbors, and recalls a poor, Goood man renowned for aiding others. He admits faith, yet admits ongoing worry and strives toward trusting promises.
The speaker argues faith is hard to attain, urges daily life aligned with God's plan and constant prayer. They advise practical action like buying locally to support community stores and keep prices moderate.
The quote contrasts awe with fatigue, noting that novelty excites while routine drains enthusiasm, attributed to La Bruyere. It reflects a meditation on modern communication and human perception.
A joint program of extension education unites twelve colleges and universities in Virginia to offer 62 classes in 27 cities this fall with 1132 registrations. The extension catalogue lists over 100 courses in 17 subjects taught by 81 instructors, with college credit for each course. Readers can request the catalogue and class information from the Extension Department, University of Virginia, within three weeks.
The note suggests Owen D. Young may be persuaded to craft an agreement or mediation for Nicaragua and Haiti following a German approval. It frames potential diplomatic leverage and future talks as part of a broader international effort.
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