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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1930
Page
4
Consolidated with Morning News Item and weekly papers published daily except Sunday by The Orentog Star Publishing Co. of Winchester Virginia. Subscription rates: yearly 1.60, six months 2.26, three months 1.20, one month 0.40, weekly 10 cents. Christmas ad appears.
The Spirit witnesses with our spirit that we are God's children and heirs with Christ. The prayer expresses glory in experience confirmed by Thy spirit through sharing in Christ's sufferings and future glory.
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch examines a phony religious sect the Divine Order of the Royal Arm of the Great Eleven. The high priestess has eight grand theft counts tied to swindling Clifford Dabney of about $40,000 to back a book on hidden wealth. The piece questions why Dabney trusted the scheme and how he amassed the funds.
The Viennese psychologist Dr. Alfred Adler, in a New York lecture, denounces bridge players as chronically wasting time and suffering from an acute inferiority complex. He portrays regular players as frustrated souls inflated by small card-table triumphs into grand but hollow achievements.
A harsh critique targets a Vienna based psychologist who claims that a bin player’s reputation reflects unconscious inferiority. The speaker imagines public confrontation and even physical insult to challenge the controversial assertion.
The State Highway Commission plans to hire a planting engineer and gardeners push beautification of roads. Garden clubs urged protection of natural highway beauty and offered to withdraw conflicting bills. Chairmen Shirley and Carson approved moving ahead with commendable energy.
Miss Eckhart of the West Virginia State Chamber of Commerce plans a major exhibit for the upcoming Apple Blossom Festival. A Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church Bible Class banquet hosted about 225 guests. Colonel Lindbergh opens a South America air mail route. Funeral services held for Ralph Rosenberger with many attendees.
Five years ago on March 10 1925 Duff Daland and Company planned an air exhibition to dust apple trees at the 1925 apple fete. The era also saw a proposed 5 000 000 national endowment fund for World War orphans by the American Legion and news of a Washington monument incident and stock market drift. The engagement of Nancy Katherine Crisman to Gar land R Quarles was announced.
Farmers of Frederick county met at the court house and petitioned Governor Stuart for state funds to cover animals slain due to foot and mouth disease. Dogs are banned from roaming to prevent spreading the disease among cattle. The Woodmen of the World closed their biennial session in the city and will convene in Fredericksburg in 1917. A German submarine No. 020 was sunk by the British. Stewart Bell was named to the city electoral board.
A 32 page handbook titled How to Own Your Home guides prospective owners on financial arrangements property choice and construction supervision. Endorsed by President Hoover and distributed by Better Homes in America, the bulletins are available via Virginia library extension services. Readers can request bulletins through The Star by mailing a postal card to the University of Virginia Extension Department.
Public health warning urges battle against houseflies to prevent typhoid dysentery and infantile paralysis. 1929 Virginia data cited. advocates clean premises and home fly traps, with instructions from the state health department.
Found at last the Q623 guaranteed relief for rheumatism neuritis arthritis sciatica lumbago offered as a prescription by a famous specialist noted to have helped thousands. The ad urges readers to try the prescription as it is absolutely guaranteed to help with a few doses stopping pain and calls Baker's Drug Store Winchester and Gardner's Pharmacy Boyce reliable merchants who recommend it.
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks star in a showing of Taming of the Shrew at the Capitol Theatre today and tomorrow. The article reflects on the play's themes of courtship and dominance as reinterpreted for cinema.
Viennese psychoanalyst Dr. Alfred Adler calls bridge players victims of superiority complexes, labeling the game a cheap pastime and remarking on stakes as low as a tenth of a cent per point.
George E. Carter declares he will not be responsible for any debts incurred. Goldie R. Carter is authorized to contract on behalf of Mrs. Goldie R. Carter. Dated March 10, 1931.
A sequence of sale notices lists dates from March through April for auctions at farms and farms near Berryville Winchester Berryville and surrounding areas. Items include stock implements household goods and livestock including Guernsey cattle and hogs with entries for Pierce Wathey Jas Longerbeam Claude Helvestine and others.
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