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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1928
Page
4
The Evening Star consolidates with multiple weekly editions and provides various prepaid periods by mail or carrier. It states Associated Press rights for republication of all news dispatches and local news.
A short devotional urging parents to have children memorize daily Bible selections. Emphasizes heritage and faith, citing Proverbs 13 13 and praying for God’s word to dwell in the heart.
An eight year Virginian resident urges Northerners not to condemn Virginia. He praises Virginia hospitality loyalty and racial tolerance and argues Virginians would welcome outsiders with kindness if approached without prejudice. He recalls loyal wartime memory and extols leaders and the state’s enduring congenial spirit.
The Congress adjourned with a revision to the immigration restriction law allowing up to half of each nation's quota to be reserved for fathers mothers and husbands of American citizens 21 or older and the families of agricultural workers. The other half goes to unmarried children under 21 and wives of naturalized immigrants. The prior law favored citizens but lacked a relative-family provision.
The discussion centers on the 1924 National Origins approach and the push to exempt relatives from quotas. Lawmakers oppose extending non quota status to families, fearing a by impact on overall alien admission. Proposals for humane administration include raising pay for immigration inspectors.
In Lynchburg Memorial Day remarks Professor Fitzgerald Flour noy lauds Henry Clay for supporting South American republics and urges a U S statesman to champion Nicaragua. The Richmond News Leader questions Captain Robert S. Hunter’s death for Washington policy and asks what such sacrifices mean for America.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes that one form of relief is preserving the bill’s name for farm relief in every congressional session, ensuring continuity across changes in lawmakers and agendas.
Advertises McCoy's Tablets claiming 5 pounds gain after four 60 cent boxes or two $1 boxes. Offers druggist refund if not satisfied within the guarantee. Mentions Baker's Drug Store and other American drug stores.
For Lunches, Fountain Drinks, Confections, Ice Cream and Soft Drinks, stop at Potts Confectionery next to B C depot. Everything Sanitary, modern and up-to-date. Patronize your home-town friends. H Russell Varts, Prop. Phone 739 at See Piccadilly St.
Qualified as administrator Henry H. Little announces claims against Elizabeth W. Conrad's estate must be sent to him. Creditors and debtors in Norfolk Virginia must make payments or send accounts by the stated date.
Dr Conrad a licensed foot specialist will be at 108 FE. Pte. She cadilly Street across from the George Washington Hotel Tuesday June 5 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Call 22 for early appointment.
The Star lists wholesale market quotes including wheat prices around 1.50, local flour per barrel near 8.50 to 9.00, mixed feed at about 50.00, and corn meat at several values. Livestock lines show cattle around 9,000 to 9,500, calves, hogs, and chickens with varied figures, while hay and other grains are noted with multiple price points.
An advertisement for MELLO GLO facial powder claims it keeps shine away, doesn t enlarge pores and spreads smoothly for peach like skin. Made by a new French process it stays on longer and appeals to well groomed women through Peoples Drug Co. ad.
A Chicago Daily News quote crowns a headline noting a boastful line: I am going to run for office. The snippet frames a political vow as a notable cultural moment in Chicago discourse.
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