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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1926
Page
4
The Evening Star in Winchester Virginia outlines subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery, noting daily publication with Saturday editions and Associated Press news use rights. The notice is dated Saturday July 31 1926.
The New York World editorial argues that belief in collectability of foreign debts has declined since 1918. It criticizes U S policy under Congress and the Administration for alienating allies, mismanaging Latin American and European relations, and failing to build lasting peace through diplomacy.
The speaker argues that rising protectionist nationalism harms the US, creating moral isolation among nations. Six years under Lodge shaped a view blamed on Borahs Reed Hearsts and Coolidges, whose leadership allegedly harms prestige and future prosperity. The passage warns no phantom debt will repay national injuries.
A Virginia governor leads the conservation commission coatless in a photo session with officials from across the state. Law librarian W V Scott apologizes for his attire to two young women in Dr McIlwaine s office as others comment on dress.
The United States faces European criticism and internal strife as France under Poincare grapples with fiscal strain after costly African wars. Dictatorships rise in many countries while representative government falters, and Americans abroad face hostility.
Bedford Bulletin argues that automobile deaths exceed grade crossing tolls and blaming drivers, not places, calls for licensing reform and stricter enforcement. It calls for exams for license applicants and better policing to reduce accidents and fatalities nationwide.
Before radio broadcasting gained favor, society doubted gender suitability for announcing but many believed women matched men. The article notes light physical demands yet long hours and challenges stereotypes about who could serve as a voice public face.
A broadcasting company’s study notes listeners favor male announcers and voices over female ones. It cites harsher female tones and distance-era speech as factors, while praising stars like Brokenshire and Cross of WJZ and urging broader improvements in other presenters.
The Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia appoints James P. Reardon as Special Commissioner to convene Winchester Orchard Supply Company creditors, settle accounts of Philip Williams Trustee, prepare distribution scheme, report unpaid taxes, and reveal any other pertinent matters before execution of the July 30 1926 decree. Notice requires weekly newspaper publication in Winchester.
The Waldorf Astoria serves Floating Heart a popular dessert by Chef Eugene Thomann. Vanilla ice cream forms a globe filled with vanilla mousse and candied fruits, topped with custard sauce and chocolate sticks, a visually striking treat for guests.
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