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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1928
Page
4
The Evening Star Winchester Virginia lists publication details including post office entry and consolidations with local papers. It presents subscription prices in advance for various terms and carrier options, and notes Associated Press affiliation for news dispatches and local content.
A devotional note urges parents to have children memorize the daily Bible selections as a lasting heritage. It cites Proverbs 21 28 about guarding one s tongue and soul and adds a prayer affirming belief that all things are possible to those who believe.
Des Moines meeting of the Corn Belt Committee endorses the Democratic farm relief plank and condemns Hoover Coolidge industrial policy. Western farmers demand aid, view prohibition as settled, and expect more by Alfred E Smith than Herbert Hoover.
Charlottesville Progress notes criticism of Governor Harry F Byrd for not appointing four additional Supreme Court of Appeals judges. It argues the legislature failed to fund salaries, so the governor delayed. The piece urges leaving judge selection to the General Assembly.
William Allen White argues radio ruins oratory while noting few strong speeches at recent party conventions. He cites the Kansas City and Houston gatherings, praising only moments when the mic failed or delivered imperfect sound. The exchange questions whether historic orators would shine with modern devices, calling invention costly to eloquence.
Mrs G H Cordle of Macon Georgia reports her twelve year old daughter pale and weak. After taking Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound the girl improved markedly and now 13 is described as a different girl. Mrs Cordle offers permission to publish this testimonial. A young mother eighteen credits the remedy for her run down condition and says she will answer letters from other women seeking advice.
An Ohio State Journal item recalls Mrs. Clem Shaver returning home to find Clem had forgotten to put down the windows during rain. A Cincinnati Enquirer note urges eligible citizens to remember registration days to secure a fuller vote next November.
An advertisement promotes VINOS as a sparkling morning drink that cleanses the system and reduces fatigue caused by poor digestion. It urges a full week of use to gain the benefits and energy.
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