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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1928
Page
4
The notice lists postal and subscription rates for the Evening Star and consolidated weeklies in Win Virginia. Rates include one year 3.50 and 4.50 by mail or carrier, six months 1.75 and 2.26, three months .90 and 1.20, and one month .30 and .40. It notes association with the Associated Press and post office classification.
Parents urged to have children memorize daily Bible selections to build a priceless heritage. Scriptural quotes emphasize wisdom, trust in the Lord, and delight in the law of the Lord.
Suffolk News-Herald reports Claude Bowers keynoted at the Houston Democratic convention. His blistering indictment of Republican corruption and promise to curb “Pillage and Personal Privilege” sparks debate on farm relief and party fortunes. The address, likened to Bryan’s 1896 rhetoric, electrified the crowd and firestoked campaign issues.
The Interior Secretary Hubert Work will resign to head the Hoover and Curtis campaign. The article questions Work's impact as Hays successor and notes his potential to influence key states including Ohio Indiana New York New Jersey and Massachusetts.
A cryptic remark questions whether Work will imitate the Hays approach of using money to corrupt voters. The text implies concern about money influencing public opinion and electoral integrity.
The United States leads in good roads with safe highways that attract industry and settlers. Plans for a transcontinental highway to South America could become the world’s longest and boost international goodwill and travel. Good roads are likened to arteries keeping national health and industry strong.
The article argues that movers who reformed government, not only scientists and philosophers, shaped welfare. It names Plato Aristotle Spinoza Copernicus Bacon Newton Kant Voltaire Confucius Darwin and cites Americans George Washington Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln as pivotal, asserting governance ideas trump abstract thought.
A business writer argues that profit is sacrificed to volume in steel and other big industries. Retailers chase volume with low prices and higher costs to beat price resistance, possibly causing profitless prosperity. Consumers, the vast majority, may benefit if volume lowers prices and costs of living.
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