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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1929
Page
4
The Evening Star entered at the Winchester Virginia post office as a second class matter published daily except Sundays The Evening Star Publishing Co Winchester Virginia consolidated with Morning News and Weekly News the Weekly Mirror
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A fragment from a religious text repeats lines about prayer and devotion. It references Jeremiah 29 12 and a call to teach prayer. The wording emphasizes repentance faith and divine guarantee.
The Richmond correspondent argues Republicans aim to gain numerous seats in the Virginia House of Delegates and potentially elect a governor. The piece warns that a Republican governor with a Democratic legislature could hinder reforms and stall progress, urging teamwork between branches for constructive action.
The American Home Economics Association joins the Standards Council of the American Standards Association with 9000 teachers and experts. Standards may guide kitchen layouts to save steps, utensil choices, and purchases, modernizing home utilities and textiles with global adoption, led by Germany, Russia, and Czechoslovakia.
A New Jersey proposal would set billboards 200 feet from roads, require licensing and a tax of 5 cents per square foot, and prohibit placements near railroad crossings to curb highway distraction as the state spends about 180 million dollars on highways. The measure aims to protect scenery and driver safety and could inspire similar reforms elsewhere.
An old column discusses the Red Men health exchange amid nationwide debates about American well being. It contrasts observed trends with speculative views of the era, highlighting public attitudes and potential policy implications.
Al Jolson star Al Stone drifts from Broadway nightlife after his wife Molly deserts him with their child Junior. Grace Farrel, once a cigarette girl, spots him in disguise and recalls their shared past as Blackie Joe’s club owner weighs a rescue. To be continued.
A National Tuberculosis Association summary of an Oregon Klamath reservation survey describes a 24 year old, well dressed man with decayed teeth and four room housing. It notes high risks of TB death in the family, vision loss, enlarged tonsils, and heart disease, while other reservations show worse health overall.
Mrs Calvin Coolidge travels to Massachusetts with her husband leaving Washington where she has earned warm friends admirers and well wishers. George Washington University President Marvin lauds her graciousness exquisite taste and understanding mind as building a temple of genuine friendship in the hearts of the people. She will be greatly missed in Washington.
The piece laments detour signs and bitter talk as travelers dread rough bumpy side roads. It argues highway systems won’t progress until detours multiply and old roads are rebuilt, urging calm travel to avoid car damage and tempers.
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a herbal tonic that strengthens the body and tissue, aids recovery from Grippe, and supports convalescence. It claims to build up the whole system and mentions druggists selling the product.
The National Touring Bureau of the American Automobile Association urges motorists not to fear detour signs. They frame detours as markers of ongoing road work and future improvements for travelers.
Quick loans to strict privacy 810 to 300 on your own signatures, cost fixed by law. Easy monthly repayments. Call or write Persona Finance Co of Martinsburg at 115 W King St, phone 251 J. Tuesday Thursday Saturday schedules.
MOS LOY advertises Watco Paint for spring painting with four varnishes for floors and furniture, porch and deck enamel. Prices right. Call and visit at 442 N Loudoun St.
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