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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1931
Page
4
An old Winchester Virginia notice outlines postage details for daily publication excluding Sundays. It lists subscription options such as three months one month and one year in advance and indicates carrier delivery and regional post office handling. The fragmentary text preserves the publicity tone of a period newspaper notice.
A brief item notes Consolidatea appearing in the Morning News item series within The Weekly News o weekly Times. The Weekly records a concise notice of Consolidatea, indicating its mention in the periodical's items page.
A devotional note cites Psalm 51 17 praising a broken spirit and contrite heart as God pleasing. The text emphasizes humility and repentance over ritual sacrifices.
William S Hiett died after a long life of church service and agricultural work at Woodburn Farm. He combined modern ideas with religious tradition, earned praise for honesty, and was a steady, charitable community figure in Grace Lutheran Church and the Hiett estate.
The Richmond Times Dispatch reports a grim Fourth of July with numerous deaths and injuries. It cites 155 fatalities nationwide by Sunday morning, including six in Richmond from fireworks related incidents, plus an airplane crash, accidental shooting, automobile accidents, a heat related incident, and a fall.
The commentary warns that citizens should enjoy Fourth of July festivities with care as roads fill with racing cars and the carnival spirit brings risks. It stresses learning restraint to avoid the annual casualty list and violent incidents during the holiday.
Frederick Md newspaper defense in a court case argues press sensationalism fueled crime and that Al Capone's testimony saved the papers. A prosecutor credits front page crime coverage with pressuring officials to dismantle Capone's gang.
The Chicago Tribune notes Mussolini's rise beyond traditional governance as he responds to Hoover's debt payment plan. It portrays Mussolini as the state personified, merging executive, legislature, and people into one sovereign will, surpassing Napoleonic concentration of power.
Mae Madison new to screen appears in an upcoming Warn er production Bought with Constanc ie Bennett Ben Lyon and Richard Bennett. Madison trains at First National school in Hollywood under Ivan Simpson who directs the school and guides promising pupils.
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Osler and their young son were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Kirby Sunday. Mrs. Moselle Starke of Morfolk Virginia summers with her parents Mr and Mrs Wise Sowers. Paris baseball team won last Sunday when pitcher William Dearmont from White Post harmed his arm and a new pitcher was needed. Mrs. Caroline Hunt and Miss Perry of Washington DC visit Miss Mingette Kennerly for a week. Mrs. Frank Conley and Fritzie Gay Conley visit Miss Mamit Hall in Catonsville Maryland. Miss Kathleen Haymaker enjoyed a week at Massanetta. Miss Marguerite Elliott attends summer school at Shepherdstown West Virginia. Mr. Clyde Kirby visits sister Mrs Leonard Larrick in Washington DC.
A Toledo Blade quote notes that when posterity controls affairs it will inherit responsibility for many overdue installments, highlighting a view on delayed payments and future accountability.
A sequence of public notices announces candidates for state senate house of delegates sheriff supervisor and other county roles in Frederick County Virginia. Names include T Russell Cather Jos B Denny Boyd R Richards Luther P Oates H E Shall Brumbacke Jacob H Beaver C Rosenberger Floyd M Brill B P Harrison Robert Lee See N Whitacre and S M Chiles with primary Aug 4 1931 and appeals to voters for support and pledges of service.
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