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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1930
Page
4
The notice lists subscription prices for the Evening Star and partner papers, indicating mail, post office handling in Virginia, and multiple prepaid periods. Advertising and corporate representatives are noted, with distribution across New York and Des Moines.
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to its news dispatches for use in this paper and for publication within this issue. The standard notice confirms ownership of content and permissions related to distribution and reproduction.
A snippet reflects a sermon theme from 1 Corinthians 15 12 about Jesus rising the dead and the believer’s life in Christ. It emphasizes faith in resurrection and forgiveness of sins through Christ living in believers.
The Red Cross movement grew from war and now serves in disaster relief education and first aid along with campaigns to promote peace. Delegates to the convention plan to endow mundane matters with a spiritual quality and emphasize aiding others over self.
Bedford Bulletin reports four women seen vandalizing dogwood blossoms on land near Lynchburg. The incident involved a stylish car and a disregard for state law or owner consent, reflecting a broader tension between social clubs and property respect in rural grounds.
In a brief note readers learn that flowers would oultee this tion in their path as insects threaten a garden area. The fragment hints at plant resilience and community gardening efforts amid pest concerns.
The Times-Picayune reports on United States spending since 1919, noting annual consumption surpassing a billion dollars. The total for the period reaches 12.156 billion, illustrating the scale of motoring expenditure.
The fragment discusses vast car fleets and costs, noting millions of cars consumed weekly fuel costs and long term depreciation. It references junked automobiles and consumer expenses, hinting at economic impact on households.
On the island estate of Parados, a murder disrupts a tense gathering as Deputy Samuels questions Caroline Brent and others about movements between 6:30 and 7 p.m. The case centers on a portrait tied to Parados and possible use of a silenced pistol. Caroline defends herself while details unfold amid Carl Flique and Mrs Parados.
The Smiling Eyes Musical Company opened at the Colonial Theatre with a fast, funny show praised by the audience as the season’s best. Star performers include the Matetts trio, Jack Neff the lyric tenor, Louise Soubrette, Lillian Maley, and Frank Maley’s entertaining company.
Allan Bunt reviews a complex murder inquiry at the Parados estate on a California island. Suspects include Caroline Brent and fellow staff. alibi questioning unfolds as deputy attorney Samuels probes each in turn. The group disputes motives while Professor Johns and others defend their actions during the seven o clock window.
A Philadelphia firm at 1042 Chestnut Street offers engraved wedding invitations and imitation styles for visiting cards priced at 85.00 per 100 and 1.00 per sample engraving.
May 8 Mrs. H. P. Tabb of 411 W. Clifford St. lists household furniture for sale. May 10 S. E. Holliday near Upperville on Lee Highway offers purebred Hereford cattle and some Guernseys along with good horses.
The administrator of the estate of William M. Snapp, deceased, is requested to contact regarding matters tied to the estate.
A description of how shifting social attitudes and population data influence public policy and national agreement. The piece notes the interplay of demographic changes and shared beliefs guiding government and society.
A fragmentary Dallas News note suggests efforts to oust Wisconsin's governor before a large primary, mentioning bills and political maneuvering tied to the governor’s administration and policy.
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