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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1930
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment from Winchester Virginia newspapers lists publication names and subscription rates. It references The Evening Star Publish Co and Associated Press credit, with scattered pricing lines and dates.
An朗Bible quotation provides a religious exhortation urging repentance to blot out sins before times of blessing. The text includes Acts 3:19 style wording and a devotional prayer praising the believer as an heir of glory.
The Iowa senator attacks the Farm Board for urging reduced agricultural output to lift prices. He argues farming cannot be controlled and urges maximal production to sustain rising population, calling for bolder action and questioning why surpluses are not purchased to aid farmers.
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler, Columbia University president, misused words in a speech claiming neutrality does not involve keeping obligations. The incident, widely broadcast, is dismissed as a minor error, with Lincoln cited to downplay the fuss.
The era of the realtor exchange shifts from mere selling to a profession. Ethical standards rise as training expands. Estate men aim to match capabilities with other reading industries and embrace broader capacities.
A speaker contemplates a national building and loan association modeled after federal banking structures. Publicity grows, with the real estate sector pushing for larger advertising budgets and research appropriations as the industry moves toward a new era.
In Clearbrook Virginia on January 18 Mr E W Grant and Mr Elmer Lamp visited Mr Pilmyer of Stephenson. Several Lamp family members and neighbors from Winchester and Mount Pleasant are noted visiting or improving health, with garage opening by Winifred Rudolph and various local calls on L A Lamp and family.
Foreman of Winchester returns home. Mr Buney Lamp was in town on business. Mr and Mrs Richard Breeden and family of Stephens City visited Mr and Mrs J W Kenney on Sunday.
Shenandoah county corn show in Strasburg Va closed Friday night and will be held annually. Ebb Golladay Woodstock won the sweepstake trophy and best yellow corn exhibit, with several others from Strasburg Woodstock Fishers Hill Mount Jackson and Maurertown earning prizes. White corn prize winners included Guy Stickley Strasburg Howard Copp Fishers Hill William Ramey Strasburg and Braden Miller Mount Jackson. Three judging contests and an address by Prof T B Hutcheson highlighted the event with George B Copp winning the farmers judging contest.
A reader claims chronic constipation lasting 40 years was relieved after using Adlerika. The testimonial states Adlerika acts on both upper and lower bowels and produced a rapid two hour relief by expelling old waste matter.
Mrs. advertises Creomulsion as a safe easy to take remedy for persistent coughs from colds. She warns colds can weaken immunity and lead to serious illness and urges quick action with Creomulsion, promising refund if relief is not achieved.
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