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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1930
Page
4
The Evening Star The Weekly News The Times The Weekly Mail publish daily except Sunday through The Evening Star Publishing Co. of Winchester Virginia ensuring regular editions throughout the week.
A partial OCR shows subscription rates with yearly and six month options and a monthly line. The text includes amounts like 3.50 for a year and 1.75 for six months, plus scattered broken lines indicating periodical pricing and scheduling terms.
The article asserts exclusive republication rights for AP dispatches and Jacal news published in this paper, indicating the newspaper holds rights to use AP and Jacal items. This notice outlines permissions and protections for reprinting and distribution within the publication.
A religious snippet cites Acts 6:38 39 with a warning that human effort without divine backing fails while God’s work endures. The fragment references prayer and timeless themes from everlasting to everlasting.
The House unanimously passed a bill to authorize 300 million dollars for federal highway aid for 1931 1932 and 1933. It allocates 50 million for 1931 125 million for 1932 and 125 million for 1933 with Hoover urging industry cooperation to spur employment through construction and remodeling.
The article notes St James Palace as the venue for a naval parleys conference. It recalls King Henry VIII's building of the palace and hints at British naval superiority dating to Drake and English seafaring, with references to earlier wars and the Mason Slidell incident.
The New York World notes the Wickersham Commission on law enforcement emphasizes a statement with potential important implications. The supplemental report may influence views on federal and state roles in policing and crime prevention.
The text questions extending federal judges to more effectively enforce prohibition. It argues such expansion could create permanent courts for potentially temporary prosecutions and wonders if enforcement would remain necessary if dry laws change or repealed. It asks whether the commission foresees eventual repeal or modification.
Martinsburg January 27 The West Virginia Horticultural Society announces its annual conven tion to be held February 14 and 15 with three sessions daily at the Courthouse. Principal speakers include Dr. B. C. Auchter and Dr. J. R. Mag ness of the U S Department of Agriculture. The program features talks on orchard management fertilizer effects fruit keeping quality and pest control followed by officers election and banquets.
Robert Doran McDonald aged eighty died January 20 at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs N F Dinges after a period of ill health paralysis and age. He leaves five daughters and two sons along with fifty six grandchildren and eighteen great grandchildren. Funeral at Mount Hope Church with Rev F B Snapp and burial beside his wife.
A dense listing of radio programs across NBC CBS and local stations. Entries include orchestras, dramatic segments, talk and news slots with times and station call letters such as WEAF WABC WJZ WGY KYW and more across New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and other markets.
Mickey Darmon, 20, a Detroit lightweight, died after a knockout at Olympia last night. Darmon, real name Nicholas Darmand, did not regain consciousness following a fifth round KO to Holdie Koppy.
Berkeley Springs High School basketball team claimed a 37 to 27 victory. details of opponents and venue are not provided in the available text.
Hagerstown and Handley Bee share first after a surprise Saturday in the Cumberland Valley League. Handley fell 42 to 13 to Maryland at Hagerstown, Norton missed due to injury from Thursday, Berkeley Springs beat Martinsburg, and Charles Town routed Waynesboro in the first wins for both Charles Town and Berkeley Springs.
Mrs. Luther Glaize died Saturday morning at the home of her daughter Mrs Elmer Mills near Camp Hill Pennsylvania. She was eighty and previously lived with her husband in Allegersville New York and Strasburg Virginia. Survived by two children Mrs Elmer Mills and Clarence H Glaize. Burial in Allegers husband tomorrow with Mills family. Detroit News.
The Natex Health Expert at Peoples' Service Drug Store touts Natex a tonic from roots and herbs that claims to restore energy for those with coated tongues dizziness and poor sleep. Samuel Unger from Good West Virginia testifies his wife’s yearlong downturn improved after using Natex and endorses the remedy. The expert offers free advice and health booklets to readers today.
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