Wintered at the Win t Va Evening Star rates
The Evening Star announces subscription prices for readers in Win t Virginia. Rates cover one year six months three months and one month in advance with carrier options. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and reserves republication rights for news dispatches.
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Associated Press
Fragmented devotional exhortations on friendship and Scripture
A dated devotional fragment urges parents to have children memorize daily Bible selections as priceless heritage. It includes a short note on friendliness and a prayer for divine friendship with sinners, urging mutual kindness and fellowship.
Law and Justice Expressed as Will of the People
A court宣 invokes the will of the people to interpret the law plainly and insists on its full application across all states. The speaker laments that thwarted law mocks justice and overrides the public will.
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New York
Union
National Society for the Prevention of Blindness
The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness has grown to a nationwide and international body since its New York founding. From 1926 to 1927 staff traveled 80 000 miles promoting sight saving, with work spanning infant birth care, preschool testing, specialized classes and workplace eye safety.
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National Society For the Prevention of
Union
Canada
Great Britain
Ben
United States
The
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Conservation of
Mocking Justice in Courts Across the Nation
Roanoke Times cites Ohio State Journal arguing against allowing prisoners to plead guilty to minor charges. The piece notes Chicago records showing plea bargains for serious offenses, calling such practices a compromise that cheats justice. It highlights bold criminal defiance challenging courts and the law.
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Roanoke Times
Ohio State Journal
Chicago
Missionaries Struggle with Films Across Asia
Dr Charles W Gilkey of Chicago notes Baptists face trouble abroad as Orient natives see western films as reflecting greed crime and sex. He says the Sermon on the Mount clashes with such images and Americans face similar gaps between ideals and practice everywhere.
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Orient
Charles W. Gilkey
Chicago
China
India
Car Windows Exchange Debates Electric Rail Car Window
At an American Railway Association meeting a Baltimore man urges an openable car window without a crowbar and supports an electric system to open or close by button. He argues for ease to avoid finger strains perspiration and soul danger. авто The speaker suggests rail car makers follow automobile body design for smooth operation.
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American Railway Association
Baltimore
New Cleansing Cream Promises Quick Hydration and Protection
A new cleansing cream markets itself as a liquid on contact that includes cocoa butter for dry skin and claims to nourish and cleanse pores without sagging the skin. It soothes sun and wind burns and is advertised by Peoples' Drug Company as Mellq Glo Cocoa Butter Cleansing Cream.
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Peoples’s Drug Company
Adv
Two Apple Plants Enlarge At Rawson
Anson West Virginia reports C H Mussleman Company expands with a new branch at Rawson. The firm, linked to Inwood and Biglerville facilities, has purchased land and will begin construction. The International Fruit Products plant, sold at auction last year by Mrs. D C Gerhardt, passes to National Fruit Products Company of Washington and will receive major upgrades and operation.
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Anson
W. Va
C H. Mussleman Company
Inwood
Biglerville
International Fruit Products Company
D.C. Gerhardt
National Fruit Products Company of Washington
Recalls Time When Storm Raged Here
The Alexandria Gazette recalls a stormy period 25 years ago when excursionists from this city and Washington traveling to Blue Mont and Winchester were detained by floodwater and railroad damage. Passengers later returned home after a long, floodbound ride.
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Aashington
Bluemont
Winchester
Thompson to Manage Martinsburg Fruit Exchange
Lewis H. Thompson reelected president of the Martinsburg Fruit Exchange as the oldest apple cooperative in the region announces its annual meeting. H. J. Williams elected manager succeeding W. D. Cowherd. D. Floyd Vans reelected as assistant manager and the 1927 28 board of directors reelected.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Lewis H. Thompson
Martinsburg Fruit Xchange
The
Exchange
H. J. Williams
W. D. Cowherd
D. Floyd Vans
Aspiring Young Pilots Set To Emulate Lindbergh Byrd
The article notes that the U S Army air service seeks ideal pilot candidates aged 20 to 28 who are unmarried mentally and physically fit with high school backgrounds. About half fail the 609 physical test yet those who pass undergo a year of training at Brooke or Kelly Fields in Texas to become second lieutenants and pilots.
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Army
Orville Wright
Tyro
Air Service
Brooke
Kelly Fields
Texas
Lindbergh
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