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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1929
Page
4
The fragment lists subscription prices in advance for various periods and includes a religious motto and brief prayer. It mentions one month six months and three months rates and a Bible verse Matthew 6 33 with a short prayer. The readable text centers on pricing and devotional content.
The Times defends its stance on Governor Pollard and clarifies it does not disparage Senator Mapp. It recalls its 1925 support, says Mapp now aligns with reactionary elements, and rebuts claims of aiming to discredit him while maintaining respect for his past honesty.
The Bremen glides from Cherbourg to the North Sea amid praise for Germany’s maritime resurgence. Proud officials note the ship’s speed and seaworthiness while predicting closer links between New York and Cherbourg along with nearer Hamburg and Bremen. The voyage is seen as a symbol of progress and a return to normal transatlantic links.
An English expert on vision and driving faults concludes many motorists risk lives due to imperfect eyesight. The National Advisory Commission on Vision says 5000 lives could be saved yearly with sight tests for all drivers. color blindness and myopia should be tested. Cities with tests show lower death rates, while Chicago and others with no tests have higher rates. Uniform licensing is urged, with visual safety a key element.
A crowd of Americans builds hope as the North German Lloyd ship Bremen sails toward New York with many eager to cross the ocean. The voyage marks a record push and signals rising interest in transatlantic travel.
National Gardens Exchange plans gardens reflecting the national origins of Cleveland residents. Ukrainians Czechs and Poles form groups eager to establish homeland plots alongside Cleveland’s Shakespeare Hebrew and German gardens, with more groups expected to join.
The Shakespeare garden displays hedges and clippings from dramas and Birnam Wood as well as trees and plants planted by famous English visitors. A bust of Shakespeare marks a walk end while Americans show loyalty to the new land while honoring old culture.
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