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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1927
Page
4
The Evening Star indicates Harry Flood Byrd as publisher and lists post office entry in Winchester Virginia as a second class matter. It notes consolidation with Morning News item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror.
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A devotional note urges parents to have children memorize daily Bible selections as a priceless heritage. It cites Psalm 77 14 declaring God's wonders and asks for strength revealed in weakness through prayer.
General E. W. Nichols, longtime Virginia Military Institute mathematics professor and later superintendent from 1907, died on Friday. A VM I graduate of 1878, he shaped generations of cadets and guided the institute to wartime excellence, with his disciplined, caring approach earning national respect.
The 1925 income tax returns show seven Americans earning at least five million dollars while the Treasury actuary estimates at least eleven thousand millionaires in the nation. The New York Times notes a surge in multimillionaire reporting due to lower surtaxes and ongoing business prosperity since 1924.
Danville Register argues the American vacation habit differs from Europe and Latin America. It praises contemplative restfulness and hedonic leisure while warning against excessive work and arterial health risks. The piece urges a long vacation this summer to bring vacation philosophy into daily life.
The housing push has sustained a vigorous level of activity in the building industry, keeping the pace high and the market busy as developers pursue new projects and improvements.
The National Congress of Parents and Teachers promotes a summer round-up of children entering school. Last year 50,000 youngsters were examined and many defects treated, including teeth and vision issues. Parents are urged to participate locally to ensure their child’s health before the new term.
While President fishes Mrs Coolidge hikes 15 miles with a Secret Service guide enjoying the mountains near the Black Hills. Her vigorous walking routine contrasts with fishing and inspires women across Washington to imitate her summer vacation sport.
The Supreme Court ruling in United States v. Alford holds carelessness with fire as a criminal offense if it endangers federal forest timber. The decision, praised by forest officials, broadens protection beyond government land and applies to fires left burning or abandoned near national forests.
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