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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1930
Page
4
The Evening Star of Winchester publishes Sunday editions and is mailed through the post office as a second class newspaper. The Gun Star Co. of Winchester is involved in the publication.
Biblical excerpt emphasizes baptism into Christ uniting all believers as one, with Galatians 3 27 29 cited. A prayer expresses trust in the Lord as just helper and merciful presence. The passage reiterates inheritance as Abraham's seed through faith and the promise.
Editorial warns that the Smoot Hawley tariff plan would raise prices for consumers, shrink foreign markets, and harm Virginia apples by provoking retaliatory duties. It argues higher tariffs worsen depression, reduce exports, and endanger the apple industry if foreign buyers retaliate or embargo imports.
Residents express strong disapproval of a tariff measure they say harms the region. They call on the Senate and the President to block the bill and join in a public protest.
A Bristol reader reviews Virginia focused tourism promotion from a Virginia State Chamber of Commerce magazine. He notes its strong journalism, vivid illustrated promo and calls for American towns to imitate its professional, well funded approach to place publicity.
Fashion experts, retailers, and university trained managers now chart trends using scouts who tally what women wear at resorts and events. From Paris designers to New York merchandisers, analysts study colors, stockings, and outfits to predict the season's silhouettes before the public adopts them.
A fragment notes fashion charts detailing outfits worn last year by a small number of women considered the most fashionable. The brief item hints at style trends among the select circle without providing specific names or dates.
Roanoke Times profiles John Arthur DeWar who inherits 5.9 million dollars yet says he cannot quit his job. He believes work gives life purpose and that idleness breeds unhappiness though he anticipates reduced incentive with the new wealth.
The subject rejects idleness and declares he will remain among the world's workers rather than its drones, framing labor as the route to real contentment. The statement emphasizes continued commitment to productive effort and social value.
A fire destroyed the hatchery packing house and storage rooms at Riverside Poultry Farm near McNeill. The blaze, which began yesterday, caused an estimated $5000 in damages to buildings and contents. An attendant reported discovering flames moments before firefighters arrived.
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