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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1930
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR note from The Evening Star mentions post office terms and delivery details. It references Winchester and multiple cities and hints at subscription pricing and schedule. The readable text is incomplete and lacks a clear event or outcome.
A devotional fragment quotes scriptural exhortations to kindness tenderhearted forgiveness and walking in light. It cites Ephesians 4 32 and alludes to a prayerful reflection on divine guidance and mercy.
The Argentine government rejects American inspection certificates and will inspect arrivals, risking a broad embargo on U.S. apples. English and Scottish embargoes already cut imports, threatening major losses for Virginia Ben Davis and other varieties as American growers face markets at home.
The incoming head of the W and L Roanoke World News arrives in Lexington aboard a provisional setup. He takes duties of the new post though demnation may not occur until October. He spends two months to learn office routine before university reopens.
The article portrays Dr Gaines as an energetic educator with a bright early record. It notes his welcoming reception at Washington and Lee University and expects him to find a congenial environment and inviting opportunities, with the institution looking forward to his future contributions.
Crawford's Weekly Savings notes favorable conditions to build a home now with lower materials costs and ample labor. Mortgage money is cheap and employment security enables better terms than a year hence. The state guide ties map investment to income, allowing a $5,000 home for a $50 weekly wage and suggests 10 to 12 years to spread payments.
The Alexandria Gazette notes many have crossed the Atlantic by air from West to East, but none as pictorially as Lindy with only his plane and sandwich. The Southern Cross follows the Bremen in similar daring flight.
The article notes partial success of long flights and the Graf zeppelin compares, while commercial feasibility remains the main issue. It envisions students and teachers taking two week trips abroad and credits Capt Kingsford-Smith and the Southern Cross for advancing air travel.
Millwood Virginia notes report Richard Plater a Williams College student visiting his uncle Edward Butler at The Play House. William Riley spends summer at Montana Hall with Reid Riley. John Farrar and Mrs Farrar stay at Minturn the home of Mrs N B Page and plan to return for July 4 weekend. Mrs Mullikin Hoeber and Miss Mary O Fallon host a fancy dress ball and buffet supper at Moocher s Lodge. Miss Hellen Youngkin is noted as well.
The piece notes Miss Juliette B. Jones and Miss Youngkin accompany Young & M. on leave to Honolulu for two years. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Bryan and others from Richmond will stay at Rosney near Millwood over the Fourth. A Gilpin Trophy qualifying round for ladies at Blue Ridge CC is today with finals Saturday. men qualify Thursday. Mrs. Carter of Richmond/Millwood plans to visit Pew-Thursday for the Fourth. Millwood’s Byrd picture night drew a strong turnout.
John Kerr Branch of Richmond Virginia died late last night at his residence in Florence Italy due to bronchitis He had lived in Florence for twenty years leaving behind a fortune and social prominence in Virginia news sources report his death from bronchi tis in Florence Italy during July 7th observances
Fragmentary text identifies a beautiful villa tied to an ancient art collection and a prominent member of a noted Asneciens colony. The passage mentions long civic involvement and a birth year around 908, though details are obscured by OCR errors.
Florida Times argues if President Hoover had referred to Congress as a noble experiment, he would have faced the truth. The brief item reflects on presidential rhetoric and congressional engagement.
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