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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1930
Page
2
A minister contrasts Jesus use of the sickle with modern needs for outreach, arguing Christianity must adopt the gleaner method. He notes widespread preaching in denominations, the vast number of preachers, and the rapid spread of ideas through modern technology while urging adoption of new harvesting approaches.
Enid Howard hides in her brother Vu’s New Orleans gang stronghold and overhears a planned murder. She infiltrates the house by posing as a messenger, disarms Batty Rose, and discovers Phil Martin is a prisoner on 83rd Street under a To Let sign. Enid advances on a dangerous plan as the candle goes out. Enid outwitted! She faces new perils in Monday's installment.
A speaker praises modern young men and women as eager and earnest learners. They are urged to move beyond the old sickle method to a gleaner approach, noting a plentiful harvest but warning the conscience quiets when profit is in sight.
Continued from Page One, the article notes improved health, efficiency, and happiness among students after dental care. It emphasizes restorative treatments for decay and neglect and argues preventive measures through proper nutrition are crucial when children show poor weight or general condition.
The report notes 304 dental operations in January by Dr. T. W. Pumphrey at the school clinic, including extractions 38 restorations 186 cement restorations 27 silver nitrate 3 oral prophylaxis 50 and 63 pupils treated. Parents paid $144 representing one third of the cost. February operations increasing. committee chairs Dr. C Bruce and Dr. B M Knight Jr and Dr George H Heist commend cooperation.
Four seventh grade boys, ages 13 and 16, operate a hidden liquor room in a basement behind a billboard. Looted spirits include 51 pints four quarts and four gallon jugs used to fund movie and candy purchases. They were taken to police and detainment after deputies seized the setup.
An advertisement touts Q623-Guaranteed relief for rheumatism neuritis arthritis sciatica and lumbago as a prescription from a famous specialist. It claims thousands have benefited when other remedies failed and urges trial with a guarantee. Baker's Drug Store Winchester Gardner's Pharmacy Boyce are named distributors.
Alexandria prepares a two hour parade honoring George Washington with Governor Pollard attending. Lt Col Louis M Evans heads the U S Army Signal Corps staff joined by Charles W King Jr and officers including A L Roodes F Clinton Knight and Maj Gen Fred W Sladen guests at a luncheon for Sladen after escort to the parade. Fire departments from Baltimore Hyattsville DC McLean Silver Spring Falls Church Jefferson District and Fairfax join the procession announced on CBS with Ted Husing as the announcer.
A Country Home note posits that a baby born into a reasonably intelligent family has a higher likelihood of growing into a healthy, happy, and more reasonable person than earlier generations.
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