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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1931
Page
4
A fragmented note references the Associated Press and credit lines in a newspaper teaser. The visible text mentions one year in advance and six months in Bris with partial phrases.
A religious motto citing Proverbs 3 5 6 urges reliance on God over personal understanding and to acknowledge Him in all paths for guidance.
Ex-Gov Byrd leads Virginia Apple Growers Association in funding foreign advertising for Virginia apples two cents per barrel from packed shipments. The plan aims to showcase Virginia’s high quality fruit to travelers along the Valley Pike and improve local as well as distant markets.
Crawford's Weekly laments vandalism in Bristol last week as yards and gardens suffered destroyed flowers and crops. It notes a large citizen reward for arrest and conviction while reflecting on the temptation to retaliate by stealing flowers from others.
A brief excerpt discusses a past excess of optimism in the country two years ago and the current rise of pessimism. The passage notes lingering prejudices and hints at a broader discussion of mood shifts in public psychology.
The passage discusses violent dislikes and subconscious thoughts shaping mass psychology. It links public misfortune to President Hoover and the Republican Party, noting blame for hard times and credit for good times.
The complaint from Congressman Beck and eastern Republicans about southern and western state influence in the Senate mirrors the 1787 convention dilemma. Delegates settled on state equality in the Senate and population-based representation in the House, a design widely accepted when the Constitution was ratified. The House holds purse and sword powers, shaping taxation and appropriations.
The Opequon Group led by Rev. G. M. Morrow invites the public to attend services at Opequon Memorial Kernstown and Round Hill venues. Sunday programs include Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. plus 6.45 p.m. Endeavor.
The St Paul A M E Church invites the public to attend Sunday school at 10 a m with Martin in charge and preaching at 11. A league meeting at 7 p m with Mrs as president. Evening service at 8 p m and a general official meeting Monday at 8 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m.
The Lynchburg News notes a stock exchange annex planned to rise four hundred feet, with Wall Street activity signaling major development. The item blends cryptic crossword clues with a bold project update from the era.
Revival services continue at Welltown Church through the coming week with preaching by former pastors. Sunday schedule includes Sunday school at 10, preaching at 8, Epworth Leagues at 1 15, and factory services noted as well. The Richmond Dispatch remark references past housing and muscling-in not invented in Chicago.
A flurry of candidacy notices appears for Frederick County Virginia in a Democratic primary race on August 4 1931. Multiple names including T Russell Cather Jos S Denny Boyd R Richards Luther Pannet E C Oates H E Shull Jacob H Beaver WM Erle Edwards Floyd M Brill B P Harrison Isaiah C Roe Lef N Whitacre and S M Chiles announce for State Senate House of Delegates Commonwealths Attorney Commissioner of Revenue and Treasurer along with a Ritter of county offices.
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