The Throne Of God Prayer Verse Quote
A damaged clipping from The Evening News of Winchester Virginia features a biblical quotation from Nahum 1 3 about the Lord's power and wrath. It emphasizes prayer and praise for His promise amid storms.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1929
Page
4
A damaged clipping from The Evening News of Winchester Virginia features a biblical quotation from Nahum 1 3 about the Lord's power and wrath. It emphasizes prayer and praise for His promise amid storms.
Richmond observers note Historic Garden Week runs through May 10 with public viewings from 9 to 5 daily except Sundays. Gardens along the James River Danville Brandon Westover and Shirlington attract visitors worldwide while Garden Club of Virginia funds Kenmore restoration and promotes beautifying homes statewide.
A German Prussian minister bans police cooperation with mediums and clairvoyants. The article mocks reliance on spiritual aid, noting US detectives have used fortune tellers and crystal balls to solve crimes. It argues top clairvoyants would not aid a modern police force.
The article notes that travelers in the arid west would assume U S leadership in massive irrigation projects, but facts show that worldwide nations undertake large reclamation efforts costing hundreds of millions of dollars. It discusses global progress in irrigation and reclamation initiatives beyond the United States.
The article compares global irrigated lands by region. North America holds 27 million acres with 175 acres per person, Asia leads in total irrigated area at about 140 million acres, Europe 15 million, Africa 10 million, South America 6.5 million, and Oceanica about 1.25 million, noting Asia's higher per capita use despite the claim of North America's dryness.
A Virginia observer urges towns to organize and sustain local baseball teams. He argues communities back teams for recreation, trade, and town life, noting fans support winning teams but emphasize ongoing patronage even when results are imperfect.
The Pittsburgh Press notes Yale seniors named psychology the least valuable course among their studies, outranking Greek and ancient history. The piece mocks the trend of valuing psychology as central to solving major problems, urging psychologists to debate the issue.
In St Louis, Ruth Hanna McCormick argues large cities are the real hick towns while Main Street produces writers and artists. The Post-Dispatch questions the claim and suggests a broader view of where artistic talent comes from and where the real hick town lies.
The article notes many Irish Free State farmers prosper as cattle, bacon and butter enter English markets labeled British or Irish. It highlights policy favoring British beef supply, Irish eggs not stamped as foreign, and a population shift from cities toward farms amid strong farming conditions.
The article praises the courage of youths amid a spring Wyoming blizzard. Rescue parties returned with stories of hardship and survival as young people, including boys and girls, faced the storm with determination. Several youths pressed on until rescue, with one boy sighted through a blown door and saved.
The clipping lists a dense network of radio stations and programs across cities like Newark Honolulu New York Philadelphia Baltimore Pittsburgh and Detroit. It catalogs hours for orchestras news dance segments and special programs featuring entertainers and musicians. The item resembles a program grid with many station call letters and show titles.
The article praises youth for facing hardships from mountain treks to polar voyages. It highlights Colonel Lindbergh and Paul Siple with Commander Byrd, and notes a Boy Scout troop rescue after a flood washed away a cab. It defends the enduring spirit of young people.
If ex President Coolidge should locate permanently in Washington, Mr Hoover could engage him to assist with handshaking duties.
A Maryland court ordered sale of two contiguous land parcels in Washington and Allegheny Counties. The 1929 sale in Hagerstown occurs May 21 between 1 and 3 PM, featuring an apple and peach orchard, dwelling houses, a modern packing house, gravity water, and a two year deferred payment option with cash or credit terms.
DANGER LIES IN BUSKLESS DIETS Thousands of readers suffer headaches poor complexions and low vigor from low-bulk diets. Constipation blamed for health issues. Kelloggs ALL-BRAN advertised as daily roughage to cleanse the system and ease constipation. Ready to eat with milk or cream plus kitchen uses and hospital/restaurant service noted.
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