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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1929
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription rates in advance and related terms. It also states Associated Press dispatches are used exclusively for republication and local news is published by the paper.
A religious text fragment cites Isaiah urging submission to God as the potter and clay. It includes a prayer praising God’s handiwork and a line about hearts and flowers opened to the sun.
Governor Byrd directs Virginia Attorney General to investigate liquor drinking at the state's colleges, aiming for a thorough review of campus behavior. The move touches on educational policy and prompts reaction from university leadership and political figures.
A fragmented Virginia notice critiques Democratic bolt actions and party organization. The piece reflects tensions within the state’s political machinery, contrasting factional allegiances and governance roles amid election dynamics.
A fragment from a Virginia political piece urges unity within the Democratic party, praising leaders who have labored for the state's best interests and noting occasional human mistakes. It emphasizes standing together for a greater Virginia and hints at political stalemate and denunciations.
The Pan American Conference pursues a broad compulsory arbitration treaty for the Americas. It would cover most disputes with limited exemptions and requires open state reservations that can be withdrawn. The treaty remains in formation with a long path to adoption and ratification.
Henry Ford announced plans to hire 30,000 additional workers at the Detroit plant to lift production by 20 percent, taking applicants at 600 daily. The first day saw 296,009 men at the employment office, many from distant cities. Detroit becomes a beacon for job seekers amid uneven prosperity.
New York January 10 Abraham Lincoln is linked to the Lee family of Virginia in a direct line back to Colonel Richard Lee. Dr William Barton genealogist asserts Lincoln and Robert E Lee share blood through early colonial records and marriages tracing to the Lee plantation in Gloucester county.
Time to cull your flocks as about one third are nonlayers. Cull any lot under 100 at 3 cents each, over 100 at 2.5 cents each. Send details to Box 252 Winchester Va. dated January 10, 1921.
Milwaukee doctor A A Rock reveals goitre is not a disease and presents a home treatment method with strong opposition to unnecessary operations. He promotes his self published book offering free copies to interested readers.
Baker's Drug Store promotes Bronchuline Emulsion as a non dope non chloroform cough remedy. It claims to clear stubborn lingering coughs with two to three doses for ordinary cases and warns to use caution with ingredients.
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