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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1930
Page
4
The text outlines Associated Press rights and consolidated newspaper branding. It also mentions subscription terms in vague terms and advertising representation details for Devine-Tenney. It appears as a header with notices rather than a cohesive news item.
Fragmentary religious text cites scripture and prayer about love faith hope and charity with notes on daily partaking of divine love. The passage references 1 Corinthians 13 and 18:13 and repeats phrases about unity and devotion.
Reports show severe damage to peach crops from the freeze with peaches largely wiped out while apples fare better. Secretary Campfield notes the commercial crop for peaches is frozen out in New Jersey and surrounding areas, with supply and price as major factors. In the local valley, about every other apple bud survived, promising a profitable fall crop with improved quality and prices, including Yorks and Winesaps for those who can afford them.
The article notes the Bible as the supreme best seller, transcending secular titles and biographies in popularity. It cites Bible translations into over 800 languages with two more added in 1929, as reported by the Nashville Christian Advocate.
A fragment notes the 1929 Proverbs publication as the ac Pees of Tau ne ar the new Tur- Pabet. It describes the agency as disseminating the Scriptures and enlarging its work.
The rise in automobile fatalities, surpassing 31,000 last year, prompts President Hoover to summon a conference to study preventable causes. Analysts cite driver error, signaling failures, speeding turns, and defective mechanisms as key factors, urging public attention and decisive action.
Middletown Va May 3 Dolly Stockton returns to Hyattsville after visiting sister Mrs Werrick Numerous visitors from Brucetown Harrisburg Winchester and Baltimore gather at local homes including Mr and Mrs Legge Mr and Mrs McAboy and their sons The community notes recoveries illnesses and social events Inquiries mention Miss Lula Lauck neuritis Miss Lauck improving Uncle Bird Williams mourned by townsfolkSeveral residents travel to Washington Pittsburgh and Youngstown for visits or to attend events Quotations from Stanley Baldwin and Rudy Vallee appear in the closing lines
Short report lists residents visiting relatives and attending events around town. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dunlap and their son visited Mrs. Dunlap’s mother during the Apple Blossom Festival. Several visitors from Washington and Lancaster, Pa., stopped by. local exams, illnesses, and hospital stays noted, along with weekend visits to Alexandria and Front Royal.
Capon Bridge locals report a baptizing near the brazening at about 6 o clock followed by Christian Endeavor at 7 and preaching at 8 led by Rev. S J Goode. Several residents are noted visiting, traveling, or settling in new homes, with multiple social calls and weekend visits mentioned.
Allan Hunt, an antique dealer, arrives at Dan Parados' secluded San Lucas Island estate to appraise a famed art collection. Parados becomes oddly restrained after a glass case empties, while Caroline Brent confesses a personal stake in a portrait. Anatole Flique manipulates events as secrecy deepens and a dinner invite seems to mask a larger game.
Mrs H P Tabb of 411 W Clifford St offers household furniture on May 8. S E Holliday near Upperville on Lee Highway advertises purebred Hereford cattle some Guernseys and good horses on May 10.
A columnist notes men in the United States reportedly spend about one million dollars yearly on beauty preparations. The piece contrasts such cosmetics with social expectations, suggesting makeup appears essential given men’s interactions with women.
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