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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1928
Page
4
The item lists subscription rates for one year or shorter terms with advance payments and carrier options. It includes a Bible thought section urging memorization by parents and a short Psalm reference praising the Lord. The page credits the Associated Press for news dispatch republishing.
The Star notes Winchester Handley Schools top the state among cities of similar size per a State Board of Education rating. Officials urge continued effort to expand offerings and maintain support to serve all children, warning against complacency as other cities strive to improve.
The Richmond Times Dispatch notes growing belief that Charles Lindbergh may serve as an official ambassador of goodwill to Central American and Caribbean nations under President Coolidge. It discusses his reception abroad, the potential broader mission, and the aim to improve Monroean era relations and regional diplomacy.
A reflective tale in Farmville Herald about a lone young man who dreams of a heavenly ladder rising from a rocky bed. He awakens, works faithfully, and climbs to greatness, proving dreams require steady deeds to become reality.
Chief justice upholds lower court ruling that a husband cannot sue for damages from the alienation of a wife's affections. He warns such a law might invite blackmail and reduce a woman's affections to monetary figures, noting the case as a historic New Orleans decision.
The William E. Hickman case unfolds as a test of American justice with Hickman declaring he will defend himself. The murder of Marian Parker looms large, and the trial is urged to proceed rapidly, as Californian law imposes the extreme penalty for accomplices.
A musician noted the success of a concert hinges on the opening number. If the first piece falls flat the audience and performers suffer, but a strong opener spurs better effort and engagement.
The audience's enthusiasm spurred the performer to excel and a strong concert followed. The piece argues that beginnings set momentum for the year, aiding organizations and individuals as they start new work, plans, or enterprises, especially in January.
Charles Shambaugh, a Lafayette garage owner, sought a front row seat at the S-4 submarine salvage off Provincetown Massachusetts by posing as a naval expert. Reporters uncovered the ruse, exposing him as not an actual expert.
Zepp Virginia notes include Miss Jessie Orndorff of Washington visiting mother Mrs. Jas per Orndorff, and couples Curtis Whittington and family returning to Wardensville after holidays. Birth announced for Snowden Bauserman's family, a 9 pound girl.
Midway Virginia items list visits and greetings among residents. Edgar Smoke and family traveled to Winchester to visit friends. Wallace and Perry family members visited Lila Wallace and other locals hosted guests at Ben White’s home. Hunting party entertained by Rheuben Wisecarver. Christmas greetings shared with Lula Lineburg and others in the area.
Mrs Pearl Bly spent Thursday with Mrs Dorothy Sager at Mt Williams. Mr Herbert Smoke spent the week end at Mr Gilbert Bayliss at Opequon. Master Lucian Ashwood spent Tuesday night with Elwood White. Mrs Katie Barrett of Trane spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Clint Barry recently. Mrs William Carroll and Mrs Rheuben Wisecarver called on Mrs Ben White and Mrs Pearl Bly one evening recently.
The Oakland Motor Car Company plans to unveil a new and improved Pontiac Six series shortly. The preview signals a fresh model line with enhancements expected to appeal to buyers seeking modern features and performance upgrades.
Oakland Motor Car Company plans to unveil a new Pontiac Six by January 7 at the New York Auto Show. The model features higher power without more displacement, four wheel brakes, and a novel heat cooling system reducing evaporation. capacity will rise to 1,800 cars per day combining two assembly lines.
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