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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1929
Page
4
An examination notes that Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly Mirror and The Associated Press each publish dispatches. The texts credit or omit sources, with local news appearing across multiple publications.
Fragmentary religious text references Jeremiah 1 59 and a divine touch upon the speaker. The imaged scene portrays godly empowerment as the Lord declares words to be placed in the mouth and a blessing invoked on the faithful.
A governor Byrd era controversy centers on Attorney General John R. Saunders and the Hepburn Anti-Saloon League tied probe into enforcement of prohibition at the University of Virginia. Critics urge official action while defenders seek a broader inquiry into colleges and state power.
The Reverend David Hepburn attacks Virginia schools and Governor Byrd's course, singling out the University of Virginia. He alleges law violations in Charlottesville and accuses the attorney-general’s department of failing to curb student imports, placing officials under public scrutiny.
The Baltimore Sun notes a House debate on omnibus funeral services for departed members. Death totals for the last three sessions include 18 Senators and 45 Representatives. Critics fear consolidating services erodes individual recognition and attendance remains low.
The passage surveys forecasters including Prof Ketty of Berlin and a French seer who predicted apocalyptic events for 1928. It notes the writers’ certainty, the misses of the past, and the risk of widespread belief in grim prophecies about 1929 and the United States enduring quakes floods hurricanes and tidal waves.
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