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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
4
The item lists subscription prices for The Evening Star Publishing Co. Winchester Virginia and notes the paper is a member of the Associated Press with rights to republication of news dispatches. It reflects customary fare and distribution terms for daily and weekly issues.
A short passage cites Matthew 4 8 9 10 where Satan offers kingdoms if Jesus will worship him then Jesus replies worship the Lord God alone. It ends with a devotional prayer asking to be formed in Christ’s image.
The Handley School granted diplomas to sixty six graduates in a ceremony that highlighted years of hard work. The Star congratulates the class and wishes them a long useful and happy life, acknowledging Judge Handley and community support for their success.
A reflective piece contrasts barouches with hacks as Ford moves to preserve the past through twelve ornate carriages. It recalls Main Street, grimly humorous details of drivers in top hats and red noses, and the funerallike ceremony of old-world conveyances fading from view.
A reflective meditation on preserving memories of antique buggies and their moods. The author questions whether Ford can embalм souls, recapture the clatter of iron tires on stones, and the luxury of a covered buggy on rainy days, as descriptions of rain curtains and dry inside riding linger.
The court ruled unconstitutional all municipal ordinances that fail to mirror state law, curbing village speed traps. It argues uniform traffic rules and driver responsibility matter more for safety than rigid speed limits or fee collection by officials.
Report notes strict French rules on outdoor advertising forcing signs to be painted on roofs and farm building walls rather than freestanding billboards.
The Mayflower is formally retired from commission at the Philadelphia Navy Yard and may return to private use if afloat again, a loss to Potomac river marine heritage but spared from the fate of the Dispatch wreck. The piece recalls the Mayflower’s familiar presence in local waters and compares it to the Dispatch during Chester A. Arthur’s era.
The New York Herald Tribune condemns press pursuit of Lindbergh and his wife during their honeymoon. It argues newspapers have degraded themselves by sending planes and photographers to chase the famous couple from Block Island to Provincetown and along the Maine coast. The piece laments loss of privacy and sensationalism.
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