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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1929
Page
4
A devotional note highlights blessed are those who hunger for righteousness and seek after God. It cites Matthew 5 and echoes phrases about longing after the Lord, likening it to a thirst for water.
Congress weighs two major measures to aid farmers. The farm relief bill creating a federal farm board with a revolving fund passes, while a debenture plan to Directly subsidize agriculture is defeated by the House. A revised tariff raises duties on manufactured goods, raising costs for farmers. President Hoover opposes broad tariff shifts.
The message extends heartfelt wishes to Charley Brown for continued health and happiness, expressing hope for many years of well being.
The Star salutes Charles W. Brown on fifty years of faithful service as a printer and near-continuous association with the newspaper. The testimonial highlights his relentless daily work, prompt attention, and long tenure with the same publication, celebrating a remarkable career milestone.
In a town of about 3000 children, warnings and a safety drive during 1928 summer vacations reduced street risks. A junior safety council now leads the effort with banners urging drivers and passersby to be cautious. The program aims to make both summer and school year safer for all children.
An editorial advocates a statue to Thomas Alva Edison in Menlo Park New York praising his 50 year impact on science and society. It notes his inventions including the lamp telephone phonograph mimeograph motion picture camera and more and mentions a two cent stamp in his honor.
A satirical piece depicts Galveston challenging Mars after a beauty crown named Danubin, Austria, as queen of the universe. It mocks interplanetary transport and notes rising tensions and imagined unrest from Earthly conflicts, framing Mars as enraged with potential war in the offing.
A sober remark notes that causing a collision by a speeding automobile cannot be excused by claiming the vehicle was pursuing a newly married couple. The statement challenges partial or sensational excuses and emphasizes accountability in traffic incidents.
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes men who spent at saloons now spend at corner filling stations. The Springfield Union questions if liquor prices post Jones law are still high or low and hints at policy. Wm. M. Richards advertises Loudoun Manor addition lots for $10 down and $10 a month, urging quick action. Drivers say traffic signals will soon ornament courtrooms.
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