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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1928
Page
4
The Evening Star lists postal branding as a second-class paper from Winchbe Virginia with daily printing except Sundays. Subscription options include mail annual 3.50 six months 1.75 three months .90 and one month .80 with carrier rates at four fifty per year and two twenty six per six months. Associated Press details noted for republication.
Short devotional note praising Proverbs 22 6 and thanking God for faithful parents and obedient children. Aimed at encouraging child training in the way he should go and invoking gratitude for parental guidance and divine care.
Petersburg Progress Index notes Japan agreed to join the United States in a treaty renouncing war as national policy. The pact aims to outlaw war except for self defense with signatories bound not to wage war, while respecting allied commitments under leagues and Locarno. The Kellogg treaty is seen as a major step toward preventing war.
Reviewers note a quarter million marchers at Vienna in memory of Franz Schubert. Ambassadors' absence is linked to Paris instructions amid mixed feelings. Observers suspect Germany and Austria used the event to push political aims and music becomes a channel for national propaganda.
The article notes Germany wants a rapid Allied withdrawal from the Rhineland and a definitive reparations settlement. Berlin prefers to avoid provoking French sensitivities and may temper actions to this end.
The case of General Obregon’s assassin moves from military restraint to a formal criminal trial. A three day restraining order delays execution and allows due process. The president elect’s ally faces fair proceedings, with emphasis that murder must be judged by law, not by summary justice.
Richmond editorial notes Charley Curtis once seen as glamorous vice presidential candidate shifts public image after claiming religious awakening. It contrasts with other leaders who joined faith after election and notes politicians’ varied religiosity while humorously critiquing Curtis’s quick vow.
The piece discusses the surge of Americans traveling abroad on ships to Europe Asia Africa and other regions. It notes various motivations from rest health culture and adventure and cites John Palmer Gavit on travel’s value in broadening understanding and new human contacts attainable even on short or inexpensive trips.
An Atchison man says his doctor helped him regain health after illness and he was forced to sell his car to cover the medical bills. He credits the physician with getting him back on his feet.
Local women share experiences praising Rinso granulated soap as a work-saving, whitening solution. They note easy stain removal, minimal rubbing, and safety for clothes and hands, urging readers to look for the Monday letters and to submit their own experiences.
Mrs. C. H. Swanson of Winchester Virginia extols Rinso for washing clothes dishes and softening hard water. She says Rinso saves time keeps fabrics bright and safe without boiling and is economical in large and small packages.
A yard party is planned at Carpers Valley Church with a Wednesday night event on July 9th and a rain plan for Thursday night. A Sunday school benefit is scheduled for later in the week.
For sale this week the valuable stock of groceries fixtures and place of business of H. J. Higgs on South Main Street Winchester. Good location, well established trade. Will sell cheap less than inventory price if sold this week. Luther Pannett, Trustee.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes the term Mugwump shifting from derision to merit badge as actions cross party lines. Dr Voronoff claims humans could live 140 years with genetic science and taxes on inheritance may rise as the first generation of this new type emerges.
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