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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1930
Page
4
The Morning News of Winchester Virginia and The Evening Star publish daily with Sunday excluded. Rates listed include one year subscriptions, six months, and monthly terms with advance pricing. Associated Press content rights noted.
A fragmentary religious text presents Paul reasoning with the Jews from Scripture, arguing that Christ must suffer and rise as the Messiah. It invokes prayer, asking God to open hearts to profit from the truth in the Gos pel.
The Philadelphia probate reveals Ed ward W. Bok as a remarkable immigrant American who rose through health intellect and determination. His will allocates 2 000 000 to humanitarian causes notably American Peace eats and related enterprises, signaling a broad philanthropic mission shared with figures like the Rockefellers.
The piece discusses varied national attitudes toward disarmament, noting Hoover and Britain's leaders support world peace while domestic and international forces resist. It highlights United States expansion potential, Britain's global reach, and Italian migration pressures shaping views on conflict versus status quo, underscoring the difficulty of reaching London conference agreements.
A controversial piece recalls Mrs. Walter C. Fain the first woman elected to Congress in Virginia noting her as the "fair delegate" from Norfolk. It fears sex appeal could shape the Norfolk Second District race against Lankford and Deal while arguing for intellectual credentials over glamour in public life.
A stern adage from Walter P. Chrysler urging workers to demand fair reward if their boss is worthy. It warns that poor leadership excuses failure and implies seeking employment elsewhere if duties are met with insufficient recognition.
An ad touts Dare a Mentha Pepsin as a rapid remedy for weak stomachs. It claims three daily doses aid digestion, stop acute indigestion in minutes, and transform digestion in two weeks, with Baker's Drug Store noting strong sales nationwide.
An old advertisement touts a product named Mothers Friend claiming to ease labor, reduce pain, and improve breastfeeding ease. It markets a skin lubricant and massage routine with testimonials and a price of $1.25 per bottle.
Mrs. Sarah Lee Fain of Norfolk, first woman in the Virginia assembly, runs for Congress as the first woman from her state to seek the office. She traces descent from Col. Odend’hal, Lafayette’s staff member.
Chicago and Cook County remain without payrolls as a civic rescue committee weighs options to avert bankruptcy. Silas Strawn, committee chairman, returned from Washington and declined to confirm progress on a reported 20 million dollar effort.
A Cleveland woman named Mrs Evizaseru Toso testifies she was weak and miserable, could not eat, and after ten bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her weakness and nervousness disappeared. She plans to continue until fully strong. The friend recommended the medicine via Arcade Avenue.
In the Virginia House the lobby for a liberal arts women’s college grows louder as activists from multiple women’s groups fill the state house daily. With plans moving through the General Assembly, support remains strong but contingent on the bill’s timing and the political climate.
An advertisement touts KRUSCHE salts offering rapid weight loss and improved vitality. It promises an 85c bottle lasts four weeks and guarantees money back if health and energy do not improve, urging purchase at Baker's Drug Store or any leading druggist nationwide.
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