Evening Star enters post office at Va ag second class
The Evening Star was entered at the post office in Virginia as second class matter, indicating its mailing status and publication designation.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1930
Page
6
The Evening Star was entered at the post office in Virginia as second class matter, indicating its mailing status and publication designation.
Subscription rates for Mall service show prices for one year six months three months and one month prepaid by mail and by carrier. National advertising representatives Devine Teriney Corp are listed for New York Des Moines and Chicago.
The text states Associated Press exclusive rights to use and reprint news dispatches and local news published in this paper. It also mentions consolidation with Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror.
A religious excerpt urges readers to walk in love as dear children of God and followers to imitate Christ's sacrificial love. It cites Ephesians guidance on living worthy of the calling and offering sacrifices to God as a sweet aroma.
A devotional line echoes a plea for deeper affection toward Christ. The source presents a concise prayer excerpt emphasizing increased devotion.
The International Rotary Marking its silver anniversary in Chicago aims to help crippled children walk and live fully. Rotary clubs work to straighten twisted legs and empower weak bodies, giving imagination and hope to those who cannot keep pace.
The Baltimore Sun notes former President Calvin Coolidge plans daily brief pieces for the New York Herald Tribune. It praises the shift from his silent style to articulate commentary and suggests public interest in his private humor and occasional tart remarks.
The piece questions whether Mr. Coolidge authored popular lines labeled as shrewd quips and Yan kee wit. It asks if he crafts them regularly and if this has persisted over the years, suggesting he might be the era’s top columnist if proven the author.
The Census and Commerce departments note 78 063 fewer US births than the previous year. Urbanization, women’s economic independence, birth control, and reduced immigration explain lower birth rates, with immigration usually contributing more births among migrants than natives.
Mr and Mrs Will Lamp and their children Roy Vivian and Joy Roe spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Thurston Pewner in Mount Pleasant Virginia.
Miss Ruth Bucher of Winchester visited over the weekend with families including Mrs Herman Adams and the Smiths of Le Pie Ridge. A birthday dinner honored three anniversaries at Asa Racey’s home. Colleen Smith visits Winchester. The Christian Endeavor Society meets Sunday evening with new officers to be elected. Roy Brill and family visit Mount Williams. a children service drew attendance. Mrs James Boyce improves slowly.
An advertorial promising rapid fat loss via Kruschen Salts claims the body’s organs need minerals to function and that a daily half teaspoon in hot water will shed fat in three weeks. It asserts increased energy and clearer skin, with an 85 cent bottle sold at Baker's Drug Store and a money back guarantee.
The speakers describe how to stay empathetic while visiting grieving families. They state that constant sympathy is possible by treating each case as a new opportunity to help and by viewing knowledge and experience as a charge to benefit others.
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