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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1929
Page
4
Public notice shows periodical rate cards from The Evening Star with in advance pricing across months and quantities. The fragment references Associated Press dispatch credit and republication terms for local publication.
A religious text fragment presents a lament querying why God leads people astray and hardens hearts, followed by a blessing line from a prayer. It includes references to Lord, thy ways, fear, and an inheritance and ends with a vow of perpetual blessing.
The fragment suggests a healthier, happier place for widows and a shift from color concerns. It implies a broader social change reducing worries tied to identity and inclusion.
Report from a shipboard spelling contest with Mr and Mrs Hoover. They scored fourteen of sixteen, with two missed words sparking curiosity about the identical errors and the fate of the extra session term.
The Kellogg peace pact is debated as a symbolic move against war with Democrats praising its intent and Republicans questioning its force. Senators argue it reflects national sentiment but lacks binding power and could be shaped by self defense claims and future enforcement.
Virginia sensation Armstrong Chaloner advertises a claimed ability to turn white hair by gazing at walnut. He seeks to present the power before the American Association for Science and plans another demonstration if possible. Local observers doubt the feats but note curiosity about his barber chair venue and eye color deflection claims.
Milwaukee Journal notes that Baltimore and Ohio Railroad President Willard reports unemployment fell from 25 to 10 percent since 1923. Winter layoff reductions kept peak summer hiring from driving turnover, leading to steadier jobs. Fewer workers out of work benefits families and the nation and helps workers plan long term.
The piece notes two Antarctic expeditions near the South Pole lifting winter dullness in Canada and northern United States. It describes aviators playing with penguins and hunting seals on Deception Island and Discovery Harbor, making danger and hardship seem thrilling while readers envy the adventurous life.
The Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company of Winchester announces its stockholders meeting to elect Directors for the ensuing year and conduct other business. The meeting will be held at the Banking House in Winchester on Tuesday January 8 1929 between 11 and 12 o'clock. J H Yost cashier.
Governor Byrd calls for a thorough inquiry into alcohol use at Virginia colleges and universities. He cites Dr. Alderman and Prof. Pitt, notes no legal power for a private commission, and asks the attorney general to investigate drinking on all state and nonstate institutions in the Commonwealth.
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