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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1929
Page
4
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A devotional excerpt emphasizes divine love from Jeremiah 31:3 and describes how spiritual grace draws the faithful with cords of love, presenting a contemplative reflection on God’s enduring affection and guidance.
Retold tale portrays Colonel Lindbergh as a modern romantic pioneer. He flew solo from New York to Paris, then surprised a Mexican betrothed by landing at a Texas field and heading to Mexico City, prompting Will Rogers to joke that future suitors should fly to see lovers.
An American physicist Thomas T Brown claims a device to control gravitation and derive power from a cosmic field. He says an electrical field around the engine would neutralize gravity, enabling an aircraft to weigh nearly nothing and fly with inexhaustible power. Brown, a 23 year old APS member, has patents in England, Germany, and the United States.
In Pittsburgh a police magistrate appointed by the mayor is convicted in federal court for failing to file an income tax report. He concealed profits from gaming houses he owned or operated through others. The testimony reveals substantial gains from gambling and an unreported income, highlighting a major aspect of the case.
A murky legal note from Pittsburgh references a convicted man and gambling housekeeper, hinting at justice and the influence of corrupt bands. The piece portrays public appetite for clean government and detains the accused amid a wary city atmosphere.
Scientists report confusion as Europe endures unusual severe winter conditions with heavy snowfall and extreme cold across multiple nations. Observers note unusual patterns and lingering cold air affecting infrastructure and travel.
The article notes an exceptional cold spell affecting Germany France Poland and Baltic areas with weeks of lower temperatures than Arctic regions. It discusses sun spots charged currents and unknown causes while urging preparedness for extreme weather.
Al Stone a singing writer at Jackie Joe's in New York is loved by Grace Farrel but marries Molly Winton. After a elopement and disgrace, he disappears to France and returns broken. Blackie Joe finds him near the club and hopes for a comeback while Grace remains in his memory.
A fragmented discussion notes how temperature affects living beings through housing clothing and food. It explains that cold threatens survival as altitude lowers air temperature and warns that displaced air layers could bring cold. It also remarks on the cheer of days when solar heat exceeds radiative losses and warmer weather is felt.
Public notice invites inquiries for renting McCarroll's Hall in Clearbrook for a dance or party. Contact person lists availability and date 3 8 11. Confirm reservation terms and fees.
The Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries enacted a ban on fox hunting in Frederick County from January 31 to October 1 each year. The rule exempts landowners on their property. Violations carry a misdemeanor with fines from 10 to 80 dollars and possible 30 day jail, or both. A Willis Robertson chaired the commission.
In Bloom Virginia on March 7, Mr Richard of New Market and sister Arthella Richard of the Handaley School visited with their parents Mr and Mrs EB U Richard. Aunt Mrs aes Ae of Winchester accompanied them. Mrs R Long recovers from rheumatism. Harry Malone injured cutting stave wood when axe slipped. Herman Crabill took him to Winchester for treatment. Thomas S Cooper operates two saw mills on Beasley timber tract. H A Hattle of Middletown moved his mill there. Mrs Clyde Sale of Mountain Falls, ill with colitis, shows improvement.
Mr R L Long is appointed mail carrier for a four year term succeeding Mr B G Gates whose term ends in June. Roland Bott of Bakers Run works for his brother in law Seymour Smith.
A message reports the Dunbar High School Orchestra from Washington must postpone its appearance at Douglas School tonight. P. W. Gibson notes the postponement.
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