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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1930
Page
4
The Evening Star listing subscription rates and a note that Associated Press material is reprinted exclusively. It mentions One year and other term options with advance payment figures and includes a statement about AP rights and local news coverage.
A devotional line echoes scripture from Eph 4 30 urging the faithful to seek consecration for service. The prayer expresses a desire to be sealed for the day of redemption and commitment to divine duty.
About one in three applicants qualified for practice after a week of examinations, with 73 of 214 passing. Of the ten women, only one passed. Explanations offered include tougher tests, a weaker 1930 class, and reputed deficiencies in Bur law schools. Public interest focuses on the impact on failed aspirants while noting an overall crowded legal field.
Norfolk Ledger Dispatch reports Sheriff Pannett of Frederick County Virginia faces an overcrowded jail. With no space available, he urges the public to obey laws and avoid arrest, while Superintendent Rice M Youell notes Richmond also has no room for convicts.
Appeals to good citizens have failed to curb offenses in Virginia as crime rises, and Sheriff Pannett proposes a new plan to improve law observance and public safety through targeted actions.
Hoover era farm relief created the Federal Farm Board and stabilizing body. Grain and beef prices shown from Chicago on June 17 compare 1929 1930 with a year earlier, listing wheat corn oats rye beef and cotton, reflecting policy effects since 1929 and earlier years.
On Monday June 16 Mr Hoover saw the Grundy tariff bill pass as wheat fell to 95 5 8 cents a bushel, a price only reached on one other day since the war.
The passage notes a shift as many Americans expect highway advertising to change from vast, unsightly billboards to new forms, reflecting evolving city and road landscape standards.
The writer critiques a French policy proposal taxing billboards on a sliding scale from 24 to 100 per square meter, estimating large boards near Paris could owe 16 000 annually. He warns such a system would be strict and difficult to implement, noting New Jersey’s modest tax as a contrast.
A reader notes that the author of The Sentimental Journey, Laurence Sterne, allegedly said They order this matter better in France, using the remark to comment on current debates and original phrasing.
A famous remedy claims instant relief from coughs and headaches. The advertisement urges trying Johnson's Anodyne at the druggist and offers a prompt refund if no improvement is noticed after use.
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