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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1929
Page
4
A fragment shows old newspaper price listings for Morning News and Weekly News with advance rates and a Bible quotation from Matthew 6 14 15 about forgiveness. Prayer text appears as a devotional line.
A discussion notes that a recent airplane wreck linked to an intoxicated pilot highlights the risks of drinking and operating transport. It argues the public should view drunken pilots as a danger comparable to impaired motorists and stresses no executive clemency in Virginia.
In a Newport News Times Herald synthesis of Virginia politics, factions denounce machine rule in both Republican and Democratic camps. The Richmond platform was adopted late without reading, while delegates sparred over White House tea party remarks and racial relations.
The piece attacks the Peri sea party in Virginia and warns anti Smith allies against joining Republicans. It praises Byrd administration for progress in manufacturing, debt reduction, education, and pay as you go road-building, arguing loyal Democrats will not be swayed by Rose Cannon or Henry Ains. It declares pride in Virginia and democracy.
The piece argues for free crows entering the country and being spared from duties as a farm relief measure. It claims crows eat crop pests and invokes moral and legal tests for admission, urging Congress to include free crows in the tariff bill.
The phrase shows the issue moving beyond procedure as the Senate is brought into focus. It implies heightened scrutiny and potential impact beyond routine formalities.
Two London bacteriologists finished eight months of study on germ samples from healthy and sick individuals. They identify at least one hundred germ types, yet all produce similar cold symptoms, leaving the practical value of the finding uncertain.
The Roanoke Times reports Ambassador Dawes declaring he is an American first and 100 percent Chicago at the American Society of London Fourth of July banquet. He defends hometown pride and vows to speak well of his home city even while abroad.
Dust clouds in the back yard may indicate base hits being knocked into the garden patch, suggesting a lighthearted scene of children playing or a casual game. No injuries or major events reported.
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