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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1928
Page
4
A Bible thought and prayer emphasizes memorizing daily selections to build a priceless heritage for children. It cites Proverbs 8 35 finding wisdom and life and prays for those who trust in Thee to endure like Mount Zion forever.
New York Times staffer Dr. Frank Bohn urges Virginians to fund Shenandoah National Park noting Virginia has contributed 2,225,000 toward relief while still needing 2,000,000. He argues northern donors could help but Virginia should not wait for outside generosity. The Blue Ridge remains a key asset to preserve for future generations.
The Freddie Riggs case describes a four year old who smokes cigars and shows improved appetite with tobacco. His parents resist stopping him citing a peculiar craving and a belief tobacco aids his growth, despite concerns from doctors.
Martinsburg Journal reports Robert W. Stewart a Standard Oil executive labels himself crazy as Senate oil investigation testimony casts doubt on his credibility. The hearing suggests dirty dealings around Continental Trading Company Liberty Bonds and raises questions about justice, conspiracy, and possible penalties.
A New York World note laments an unreliable spring with a cold March and a dry start in April. It describes persistent gloom, fickle skies, and delays in expected showers, yet hopes that May will bring better conditions and renewal.
Senator Robinson of Arkansas introduced a resolution calling for an investigation into campaign expenditures in presidential elections. The move was announced in Washington on May 1 and aligns with Democratic leadership priorities.
Reportes from Guanajuato describe 30 insurgents killed in firefights with federal troops, raising total fatalities in recent days to 51. Dispatches from the region indicate ongoing combat as authorities press operations.
Construction activity remained brisk over winter with contracts up 15 percent in the first two months versus last year. Architects and builders foresee continued demand while auto production sets records and Ford eyes a shift to higher speeds, signaling a broad economic upturn despite imperfect phrasing in the source.
Brucetown Va April entries note Mr. and Mrs. Andy Whitacre and daughter touring to Shepherdstown. Rose Suter arrives from Baltimore for the Fisher Snapp wedding Thursday. Mrs. Dudley Pierce of Winchester visits her ill mother Mrs Emma Tanquary. Mrs. Harry Boyles of Philadelphia returns home for her mother Mrs John Hayeslett’s illness. Additional visits include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith and Mr. and Mrs. H B Boden with daughter in Washington.
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