Evening Star Publishing Co. notices and rates
The Evening Star in Win Virginia is listed as a second class matter daily except Sunday. The notice includes various option rates for the newspaper in advance payments for different periods and carrier delivery. The Associated Press is credited for news dispatches and local news.
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Associated Press
Fragmentary religious verse excerpt appears in OCR text
The readable portion shows a devotional line praising the Lord with mentions of loving kindness and mercy from Isaiah. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear news item, date, or location to expand into a full article summary.
Lipstick and Such in Luxor to Chicago Make-Up Row
A Richmond Times Dispatch note discusses alabaster rouge boxes from Luxor and a Chicago Board of Education make-up course. It argues cosmetic use spans ages and mocks reformers while reporting on lessons with powders, lip color, and cheeks. The piece critiques women and girls applying makeup and references Homer and old-fashioned views.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Luxor
Egypt
Chicago
Board of Education
Savanarola
Evangel
Niagara Falls Preservation Plan Stirs Cross Border Accord
New Ottawa treaty between Canada and the United States aims to protect Niagara Falls. Engineers propose building weirs to increase water flow over the horseshoe while enabling water diversion for power. Agreement seeks to raise the lower level of the falls with equitable sharing of changes, pending Senate reservations.
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New York Times
Canada
Ottawa
Niagara Falls
Horseshoe
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Senate
Personal crisis reports Exchange
A fragmented report discusses a retreat proposal aimed at preventing deaths by self harm. It suggests such a program could save lives and provide material for studying unusual mental states. The wording implies urgency in addressing mental health crises and the potential value of rehabilitation efforts.
Psychology on Suicide Motives and the Need for Living Subjects
The author argues motives for suicide are often illogical and that mentally balanced individuals rarely take their own lives. He notes a lack of material for study and proposes a living-subject institution, but the main obstacle is locating patients before the act.
Good Music Audiences in America Impress London Lecturer
Er nest Fowles, a London musician and lecturer on music appreciation, praised American audiences at the Music Teachers National Association convention. He noted Americans prefer good music and jazz but value intricate chamber works and classical symphonies, with classic lovers increasing in number.
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America
Music Teachers National Association
Ernest Fowles
London
England
Weekly Bible Talk Continues On God and Perception
The reflection discusses common images of God as an old judge and contrasts it with evolving views of God through history. It notes people feel God in churches but ignore divine presence in daily places like offices and stores, even during business deals, urging a broader awareness of God’s constant presence.
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God
Gui
Abraham
Moses
David
Ivan
The Fatherhood and Friendship of God in Jesus Teachings
The speaker contrasts the Old Testament view of a stern punishing God with Jesus teaching a friendly fatherly and loving God. He recalls his son’s simple faith and reflects on the lilies of the field as a lesson in trust and divine care. The piece also notes the King James and revised Bible wording on taking thought of tomorrow.
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Jesus
God
Faith and worry in Christian life and God’s radio
The author urges not to worry and to trust God, claiming true happiness comes from Christian faith. He contrasts material explanations with mystery and miracles, noting modern radio as a symbol of divine connection that believers can tune into or turn off via the Bible as God’s radio.
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Jesus
God
Earl Neale Plans To Leave UVa Coaching
Charlottesville January 4 Earl Neale head football coach at the University of Virginia has requested to give up his work. The move ends his tenure guiding Cavaliers football and will trigger leadership decisions for the program.
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University of Virginia
Neafe to consider Neale release from contract at meeting
Dr. John H. Neff announced tonight that the athletic council will meet this week to consider Mr. Neale request for release. Neale reportedly has been offered a coaching spot with the St. Louis National League club while in Nashville for the Southern Conference meeting. Ellis Brown said he had been informed of the St. Louis offer and that winter football practice would begin with Neale en route to assume charge.
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John H. Neff
Athletic Council
Neff
Neale
St. Louis
Ellis Brown
Nashville
Brown
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Lie Skouven
Allee Brinton
Winchester Seed Company
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Irwin Dps Company
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Motorcycle Delivery Service
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Cammer Tire CO
Tire Specialists Corner
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Baker’s
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Berryville
Strasburg
C.L. Robinson Freary Coll Storage Corp
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Hart Schaffner
Marx
Frank Gearing
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Sealy
Jacquard Damask
George Washington Hotel
Consumers Utilities Company
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