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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1930
Page
4
An item noting that the publication runs daily except Sunday, issued by The Evening Star Publishing Company of Winchester Virginia.
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Excerpt notes Associated Press exclusive rights for re publication of news dispatches credited or not credited to AP in this paper, including all face news published herein.
A religious note quoting Acts 4 32 on unity and one heart and a prayer by Lora asking to bind all who love Thee into one strong family. The brief reads as a devotional exhortation emphasizing communal sharing and communal faith.
Richmond News-Leader notes profound emotion as Atlantic listeners heard the London conference on naval armament limits. The broadcast carried voices from Britain and France and Ramsay MacDonald guiding proceedings, with echoes of Edith Cavell and Vimy Ridge shaping American perception at dawn.
The Virginian Pilot argues for scrutiny of county treasurer accounts amid recurring shortages and defalcations. It calls for a standardized audit system comparable to banking oversight, noting widespread losses and urging careful study of costs and procedures.
The piece argues that local governments have become glaring in their faults and calls loudly for corrective action to restore accountability and efficiency. It emphasizes public dissatisfaction and urges concrete policy changes from officials.
Frank, president of the University of Wisconsin, contrasts old education focused on memorization with a new approach that trains youths to live intelligently as adults. He argues education spans all ages and everyday experiences, not just school hours, and places responsibility on parents and society to contribute to lifelong development.
The Milwaukee Journal notes that fires at the White House and Capitol suggest more illumination and less heat are needed in Washington.
In Cross Junction Virginia the Union Ladies' Aid Society enjoyed an afternoon at Mr. and Mrs Lester Dailey's home. The next meeting is set for February 20 at Mr. and Mrs Paul Braithwaite's home with Mrs Braithwaite aided by Mrs R G Braithwaite. Visitors included Mr Tay Lewis of Winchester and Mr Eldridge DeHaven of Good.
A 1920s style advertisement promises rapid fat loss and improved health by taking Kruschen Salts, costing 85 cents for a four week supply. It urges readers to weigh themselves and compare to costly methods, claiming dramatic results and enhanced energy. Leading druggists sell Kraschen Salts nationwide.
Sam spent a day with Mr and Mrs Braithwaite. Mrs R G Braithwaite visits her brother Perry DeHaven in Good. Mr and Mrs D W Dick call on their son in law and daughter Paul and Braithwaite Sunday evening.
A fragment from the Cincinnati Enquirer notes a humorous remark that women exchange old faces at beauty parlors much as people trade old cars, highlighting light banter about cosmetic changes.
Advertises Mosher's End lubricant and Mother’s Friend for easing childbirth pain and keeping tissues elastic. Claims 60 years of relief, external use, soothing, with a free booklet “Things to Know Before Baby Comes” and mailed from Cadwell Regulator Co Atlanta Ga.
Millwood items report Mr and Mrs Pingley visiting Charlottesville to see their daughter Gertrude in hospital where she is recovering. Also noted are Aleine Sperry of Washington at her mother's bedside in E R Sperry’s illness, and updates on the Ogden family. Sun day school service class meeting set for January 24 at 7 30 p m with Miss Bessie McNeer. Betty Lu Ogden and others visit Winchester relatives as McNeer family recovers from cold.
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