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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
4
The notice lists subscription prices for The Evening Star Winchester Virginia with yearly and monthly rates, plus carrier and weekly options. It includes advertising representation details for Devine Tenney Corp. in New York Des Moines and Chicago.
The article states that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to AP dispatched news and local items. it is consolidated with Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror.
Partial OCR shows a religious quotation referencing the cross of Jesus and the world. The line includes biblical wording and stray phrases about glory and feeding, with garbled surrounding text. No clear event, location, or date is identifiable.
In Virginia the new speed limit proposal from thirty five to forty five mph unsettles judges and motorists. Until the act is clear the essence remains that reckless driving is forbidden at any speed and depends on circumstances.
Baltimore Sun notes Sam Insull’s impertinent edit of Ambassador Sackett’s Berlin welcome speech. Sackett’s critique of public utility rates to production costs becomes news due to Insull’s affront on a US ambassador. Sackett’s background as a utility operator lends weight to his observations.
The piece argues Insull’s conduct in pressuring a man for a Senate seat explains public hostility toward power magnates. It dismisses propaganda as inadequate and suggests utility firms buy Insull companies and appoint a manager with basic public relations know-how and ethics.
The article notes Beebe's 800 foot dive setting a new deep sea record, Soucek’s 43 000 foot ascent, and mentions Byrd and Dyott advancing exploration. It celebrates human courage, curiosity, and the drive to reach unknown realms, from oceans to skies and jungles.
Virginia is described as an ideal site for industry due to power, labor, raw materials, and transportation. The piece highlights cheap access to raw materials, abundant land, fertile soil, a mild climate, and coal deposits for power generation.
A seaport offers water power for present needs and electric power from Carolinas grids. Virginia shows strong Anglo-Saxon labor, rural character, and growing female workforce potential. The harbor enables swift access to major markets by sea and rail networks linking westward to nationwide systems.
An advertising piece promotes Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as a natural laxative and health booster. It claims high fiber aids digestion, iron strengthens blood and complexion, and recommends serving ideas and recipes. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
An overview describes Virginia as rich in air and water power, minerals, and agricultural mayways. It notes fifty eight airports, diverse crops like tobacco, and a growing chemical and paper industries sector led by nitrogen plants andCovington Paper. The piece cites early Virginia coal and iron works, suggesting a shift to manufacturing with diversified agriculture and trained labor.
A fragmented note reflects on Minnesota as a land of opportunity, yet mentions clipping agencies affecting its perceived numbers and prosperity. The text hints at issues in information flow and economic framing within the state.
The sentence discusses social success linked to an eighteen year old learning to tell a homely man he looks distinguished. It reads as a remark rather than a reported event, offering social observation without concrete facts or named entities.
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