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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1929
Page
4
A fragment from a Winchester publication includes a Bible quote about adultery from Matthew 5 27 28 and a brief prayer asking for heart diligence. The text also shows old newspaper billing and Associated Press note in a local press context.
Newport News dispatch notes ex Senator Mapp fears a Republican anti Smith coalition could hurt the Virginia Democratic party. The piece argues for unified, confident action, cites past voting turnovers, and estimates 180000 votes for the Democratic nominee considering past abstentions and Hoover supporters. It stresses good government and party loyalty as key.
The County News assesses vote splits among Republicans Democrats and anti Smith factions in Virginia. It estimates Hoover and Byrd era alignments and notes 10000 Republicans who paid poll tax last year did not this year. It calls for a vigorous campaign to inform voters.
The United States and Britain linked hands on liquor service at embassies with Sir Esme Howard and Dawes stirring debate. Howard sparked consternation by not asserting wet rights in dry America while Dawes said he would not serve wine at his residence in England. The issue drew initial attention among foreign representatives in Washington before wider acceptance.
General Dawes avoided serving liquor at his London embassy due to personal choice and a prohibition country stance. He had no need to explain, urging staff to act as they wished. Sir Esme Howard may similarly forego ceremonial privileges, including attire, at his discretion.
A New Yorker surveyed a thousand business executives who ranked public utility securities first, steel and iron second, motors third, and chemicals fourth. They based their opinions on steady income rather than rapid speculative gains, deeming sure profits more reliable than long-shot principal boosts.
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes Mr. Hoover appears determined to seek the presidency of the United States rather than merely lead the Republican Party.
New company forming in era age seeks a capable sales manager with advertising expo experience who can direct county agents. Requires responsible person with own car and good references. Permanent position with potential earnings of $5,000 annually or more and opportunity to join the business. Respond with experience. appointment arranged. Address 600 care Winchester Star.
A Detroit News item notes a local golfer achieving a remarkable 60 foot drive without moving the ball, highlighting precision and steady aim as a notable skill in amateur golf.
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