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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1930
Page
4
The Evening Star is entered at the Winchester post office as a second class matter. It is published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co. The page lists subscription rates for mail and weekly editions, and notes Associated Press rights.
A devotional fragment quotes Acts 20 52 praising grace mercy and peace as the portion of believers. It invites readers to cling to a God given inheritance among the sanctified and to commend others to God and His world of grace.
A historic reflection on postwar southern progress and northern praise, contrasting early 20th century editorials with modern cynicism. It notes revered figures like Grady and Williams, the textile link, and concerns over a rising hostility and communist-influenced rhetoric affecting editorial integrity.
The Cook County Illinois School Board president warns the district is at the end of the rope as the board reveals a $480000 coal bill and unpaid gas and electric bills since last August. City county and school employees have gone without pay, some since December 15, amid a looming municipal money muddle and a plan to raise $20 million led by Rescue Committee chair Bilas Strawn, with Mayor Bill Thompson asked about cooperation.
The piece portrays Chicago officials clinging to self importance while a business leader, called Big Bill, touts his campaign against perceived threats to the city. It quips that Chicago hides its prized asset only to misplace it, illustrating civic confusion and absent mindedness.
House and Senate fish and game committees plan a public hearing on Virginia seafood problems with Tidewater lawmakers proposing bills to raise state revenue for oyster bed conservation. Governor Pollard is to send a special message on seafood matters prior to the session.
Mother propels urgent advice to prevent sickness after a cold. It urges swift action when children catch a chill and recommends Creomulsion as a pleasant remedy with a money back guarantee if coughs persist.
Two energetic young men are invited to join as Junior Salesmen. No strong selling background required though helpful. Opportunity to earn real money and advance quickly in a growing organization. Apply at 950 Star or call 1-3062t for details.
Henry enck, a Civil War veteran who never surrendered, died at his home near Stephens City. Debates flare in the House over a 24 million dollar prohibition enforcement appropriation. West Virginia plans to sell 20 million in road bonds after a boisterous assembly debate. Virginia Democratic State Committee meeting reported in harmony. Radio trouble traced to a defective street lamp.
Five years ago on January 1 1925 the Frederick County Board of Supervisors adopts a plan to tuberculin test all cattle in the county. Handley High loses a basketball game to Chambersburg 19 to 13. A Main Street apartment raid by Officers Doran and Guthridge seizes ten gallons of liquor. Northern trains run about a day late due to heavy snow.
The French war office says Germans driven back near Ypres at bayonet point. The Cedar Act law to be tested in local court over cedar cutting on Glass property in the county. United States Steel stock drops two points to 38 percent. Kaiser’s threats cause him trouble and he leaves the front. An airplane fleet alleged to bring liquor into West Virginia in violation of state laws. A German plumber claims to make gold from lead pipes. Chicago thugs cited for long-standing activity.
The remark critiques women who chase social parties and deny responsibilities. It frames the speaker as advising against a childish, area woman perspective and pushes toward perceived duty and maturity.
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