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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1930
Page
4
A fragment from a Winchester newspaper shows subscription rates by mail and carrier, along with a mention of Associated Press affiliation and licensing rights. The text references postal distribution and cites national advertising sources and cities like New York Des Moines and Chicago.
A devotional note centers on Ephesians 5:18 urging believers not to be drunk with wine but to be filled with the Spirit. The prayer asks the Spirit to descend on the heart to loosen earthly ties and deepen love for God.
An appraisal of Arthur Conan Doyle and his creation Sherlock Holmes. The piece notes Doyle's pursuit of spiritualism, his Boer War writings, and the enduring impact of Holmes on crime fiction, comparing him with Poe and Gaboriau and praising Holmes as a landmark in literature.
Gossip columns claim Hollywood morals are Victorian with kisses shown only on screen. Report notes film stars guard private lives and that talkies era shifts talent from Broadway while critics mock the industry’s off screen image.
An actor’s public kiss is described as a publicity stunt while privately living as a caveman. A black eye incident is recounted with talk of a Los Angeles court hearing and a Cartoonist Ripley feature. The Watch and Ward Society weighs in on moviedom’s morals code as Elder Will Hays faces scrutiny.
A New York Times critique contrasts shallow Americanization in Panama with deeper trends like education and opportunity. It argues genuine influence comes from wider horizons, not just consumer goods, noting how Britain expanding schooling mirrors a significant Americanized trend beyond material culture.
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