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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1930
Page
4
The Evening Star is listed as a second class matter at the Winchester Virginia post office and consolidated with several local papers The Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Weekly. The notice lists subscription rates by carrier and various terms, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
The Associated Press states it holds exclusive rights to use news dispatches credited or not credited to it and to local news published in this paper. The notice asserts syndication privileges and reprint control for AP content.
The text repeats a religious verse about Christ as light for a path and faith in Jesus. It cites Preske 179 108 and Romans 10 9 regarding confession and belief for salvation. The prayer expresses Christ as all one desires.
A Newport News Daily Press feature argues the brain directs all senses and governs life, urging cooperation and self-subordination to a central mind. It notes eyes can deceive and all senses are fallible, while the brain remains the ultimate control center guiding perception and action.
The Foreign Trade Conference at Old Point Comfort showcased value for Hampton Roads and Tidewater. A planned 1927 trade visit to England may include Governor Pollard, whose presence would boost Virginia Britain trade relations.
Archbishop Edward J. Hanna issued a pastoral letter before leaving for Rome forbidding secular and profane melodies in archdiocese churches. He orders restoration of ancient sacred music that was displaced by modern substitutes.
The bishop's order extends to music such as Samson and Delilah and Pile¢im's March, applying scrutiny to works proposed for removal by Protestant congregations.
Dr. Frank Ll. Heacox named acting warden at Auburn New York prison succeeding John L. Hoffman who resigns due to ill health.
The New York Sun notes Virginia will not rename Whisky Creek, likely because it remains the sole authentic label. The piece hints at the creek’s distinct identity and suggests resistance to change.
A claim of tablets that relieve headache or neuralgia within 30 minutes and suppress cold in a day, with malaria treated in three days, is noted as a 660 666 liquid formulation.
Virginia Democrats see the Ninth Southwest and Second Norfolk districts as fall battlegrounds. John W. Flannagan seeks to unseat Republican Joseph C. Shaffer in Bristol Clintwood while Lankford battles intraparty foes in the Second, where Norfolk Portsmouth sentiment favors a Republican in Washington to boost Hampton Roads development and navy yard jobs.
Readable OCR fragment claims weight loss via a drugstore box method. Mentions 22 years and a “million boxes” sold, urging readers to ask their druggist for a $1 box. Provides no verifiable facts or sources.
By virtue of a distress war rent in the matter of Good & Company versus Co. E. Babb, I will offer at public auction at 1 South Loudoun street Winchester Va at 10 o clock AM Monday March 31 1930. Items include iron safe writing desk showcase half interest in heating stove washer stand Burrows adding machine Underwood typewriter two ladders blow torch cans of paint and varnish in cellar six electric water heaters. A J Wigginton Deputy Sheriff Frederick County Virginia.
Special Commissioners announce a public auction of a Frederick County farm in Winchester Virginia on Monday March 24 1930 at 11 am. The property lies Stephenson’s Depot south of Jordan Spring Road and east of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. includes a large frame dwelling barn and outbuildings. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in one and two years with six percent interest, secured by deed of trust and property insurance. The sale was adjourned to April 5 1930 at the same time and place.
A dated list shows upcoming stock sales around Berryville including March 27 near Crums Church and April 10 near Berryville with cattle hogs and implements. April 3 Sam Thomas Berryville stock sale and April 9 Jones Bros Berryville 150 head cattle and hogs.
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