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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1928
Page
4
Winchester Virginia newspaper notices show postal handling as a second class matter. It lists consolidation with Morning News Weekly News Weekly Mirror and subscription rates for various periods and carrier delivery options. The Associated Press is credited for news dispatches.
A devotional note urges daily Bible selections to build a priceless heritage. It quotes Proverbs 15 20 and praises a home where wisdom of God dwells in every heart.
A wind power generator capable of 200 horsepower, with a tunnel shaft and a movable funnel, has been built in Southern California. A second larger plant is under construction to reach 1,400 horsepower. Promoters plan multiple units across a district to pool output and ensure constant electricity despite wind variability. One operator could oversee several units, reducing operating costs.
An editorial condemns the ten day dance marathon at Madison Square Garden as a cruel, unseemly spectacle. It warns of likely outcomes including nervous collapse and harmed feet, questioning participants' sanity and urging an end to such events.
A Wall Street reporter warns a nationwide speculative fever has drawn in many inexperienced traders. With the market turning, these outsiders face margin calls and wiped out paper profits, highlighting the danger of overoptimism and urging cautious investing.
The article notes that rapid wins are unlikely in a bull market while losses are not guaranteed in a bear market. It emphasizes patience and risk management for investors across market cycles.
A college commencement speaker argues that true art educates the mind and heart, letting recipients discern impressions and energies in art, nature, and human fellowship. Even if few become artists, exposure strengthens discernment and enriches perception of beauty and shared humanity.
In sad remembrance of Loring A Hottel who departed this life two years ago. Two long years have passed since we saw your smiling face Oh how lonely here without you. A faithful father loving and kind. Sleep on dear father sweet be thy rest. By His Wife.
A family obituary passage laments the loss of a beloved father and son. It speaks of Heaven, separation, and hope that God will make the meaning clear. Sisters and brothers, a mother and father sign the note describing grief, memory, and the belief the loved one is at rest.
The advertiser states Floyd Reed need not worry about debts made by the signer who says he is unable to take care of himself. Signed by Mrs. Sadie Reed with date 6 21 11.
The article reflects on Virginia's heritage focusing on the Shenandoah Valley, its genteel social customs, and the roles of enslaved people. It describes plantation life before the Civil War with open houses, lawn parties, trained children, and the caretaking of slaves known as mammies and piccaninnies.
Highview notes James Hawes remains about the same after a hip injury. Reported social visits include Ben Derflinger party in Canterbury, Arthur Walters in Ester, Pete Carroll from Westernport visiting Richard Steeler’s home, and multiple Cumberland and Bartonsville visitors. Refuge Sunday school program scheduled for 3 PM, with Miss Vada Conner visiting Anna and Greta Broy earlier. The Newark Advocate mentions the eternal triangle for contrast.
An old style tip promotes drinking a glass of Winos before breakfast to relieve tired digestion and a lazy feeling. The ad markets Winos as a pleasant sparkling morning drink that sweeps the system clean and offers a week of treatment benefits.
The quarterly conference will be held at St Pauls A M E Church on Thursday June 21 at 8 p m. Preaching and conference presiding by Rev A J Notingham. All persons invited to attend. Rev Otha Wells, Pastor.
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