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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1930
Page
4
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The text notes the coming of the Spirit to reprove the world of sin righteousness and judgment. It mentions belief in Jesus, his departure to the Father, and the prince of this world judged. The passage ends with a call to sing Alleluia.
Virginia aims for a steady balance between agriculture and manufacturing, avoiding overindustrialization. The University of Virginia underscores cautious optimism for 1930, predicting output near a billion dollars and a diversified, well distributed industrial base across towns, preserving rural and urban life.
A historical piece mocks the ratio of automobiles to bathtubs in America noting one bathtub per twenty people and one or two passenger autos versus five or seven passenger cars. It argues against equating wealth with cleanliness and highlights the enduring divide between mobility and basic domestic needs.
The discussion contrasts widespread bathtub use with excess supply of used cars and junked vehicles. It argues figures must be chosen carefully when comparing cleanliness and resource allocation, noting disparities between tubs per capita and motor care.
The American Association for the Advancement of Science discussed silk stockings durability at a Des Moines session. Researchers explored material strength and wear, noting implications for fashion and industry.
A patient expresses gratitude for starting a Dreco treatment that addressed the root of their troubles and enabled daily work. The comment highlights personal recovery and functional improvement tied to the therapy.
A Cincinnati university department reports studies on hosiery indicating durability does not align with price or purchase motive. Home economics experts plan to cooperate with manufacturers to establish standards so women can buy durable, good looking hosiery at reasonable prices, showcasing practical science in daily life.
Quote from Buffalo Courier Ex article notes that when buyers of liquor are treated as equally guilty as sellers, there will be many culprits awaiting sentencing, leaving judges little time to speak with bootleggers.
Palmer argues that repentance without concrete amendment is like a ship pumping endlessly to stem leaks. The remark frames inaction as futile and urges decisive change.
The Valley Shamrocks of Woodstock announce an independent season with home games at Maesanutten Academy gymnasium. Team officers include Bud Hockman manager Norvel Kibler treasurer and captain Web Riley. Players reside in Woodstock Toms Brook Edinburg and Winchester. Upcoming games list dates January 17 18 20 and 25 against Boyce White Ducks Dayton Black Cat Timberville Blues and Boyce White Ducks again.
Boyce High School girls' team beat Berryville High School alumni 28 to 17 on Pariah Hall court in Boyce. Ward led the scoring effort as Boyce displayed sharp shooting and strong defense throughout the game.
The National Boxing Association halted Arthur Shirea from boxing in 32 states last night after his ambitious plans were checked in Cincinnati. The suspension paused his recent title bid and sparked reaction from fans and promoters.
A Chicago boxer with the White Sox nickname keeps engaging despite persistent verbal tactics from opponents and corner men. The bout features taunts aimed at disrupting rhythm, with spectators noting the persistence of the controversy.
William E B Carson, chairman of the Virginia Conservation and Development Commission, told the Associated Press he fully denied rumors of a 2.5 million dollar gift for the fund to purchase 328000 acres in the Shenandoah National Park area. He made the denial during a Richmond Chamber of Commerce dinner for Governor Byrd and said he knew nothing of such a gift.
The Dayton News notes a missed opportunity in the livery business, suggesting smarter entrepreneurship could have preserved the stable by trading old horses for new and innovative ideas.
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