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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1929
Page
4
The snippet lists publication details for the Evening Star at the Post Office Win Virginia with pricing in advance six month and monthly rates and mentions Associated Press content rules and republication rights. It reflects 1900s era newspaper business boilerplate and subscription pricing.
Fragmentary verse echoes call to godly seeking and divine presence. References to a nation not called by salah 65:1 and a declaration that God is there. Texture suggests a religious or theophanic excerpt with insistence on recognition.
The interview cites Taft and Basil Manley on wealth as a disturbing element in national life. It notes rising money making alongside charity, religion, and education, with Americans prospering yet questioning if material gains outpace conscience and public esteem.
Attorney General and state prohibition commissioner pressed to probe intoxicating liquor violations at Virginia universities after a football game incident. Officials urged factual inquiry despite ex parte input and partisan concerns while university officials and temperance groups weighed responses.
The Virginian Pilot notes Governor is directing a statewide official inquiry into student drinking, urging impartial investigation. The Anti-Saloon League supports a broad probe including all Virginia colleges, while denouncing any political motive and highlighting nationwide concerns about college temperance.
A court hearing reveals a dispute over alleged plot theft from Abie's Irish Rose. William B. Watson testifies about Krausmeyer's Alley and its Irish German feud theme as evidence in a copyright suit against Pictures Corporation. The dialogue mocks copying and cites near million dollar claims while references to Romeo and Ben Hur appear in satire.
A report notes patent protections shield ideas, allowing many imitators to exist. It discusses the safety of original works and the challenges in policing copycat plagiarism across industries.
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