Human Pride and Trust in Proverbs Verse
A short religious excerpt cites Proverbs 28 25 about pride stirring strife and trust in the Lord bringing prosperity. The verse emphasizes moral guidance and caution against arrogance.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1937
Page
4
A short religious excerpt cites Proverbs 28 25 about pride stirring strife and trust in the Lord bringing prosperity. The verse emphasizes moral guidance and caution against arrogance.
The editorial urges dropping the President's court packing bill after Justice Van Devanter's retirement. It argues for a balanced court and notes pending retirements may shift liberal and conservative seats. It also quotes Leona Esch on crime causation, blaming childhood and societal conditions for criminal behavior and urging societal readjustments.
In his valedictory, Stanley Bald rejects both the divine right of kings and any new divine right of states. He warns that centralization and state worship threaten liberty, contrasting Britain’s democratic government with Mussolini and Hitler. He urges Americans to heed the 1776 principle of individual freedom.
A Martinsville Daily Bulletin mulls cause and effect in human relation dynamics noting that crime and social ills follow predictable patterns rather than mystery. The piece reflects on societal defenses and lessons from observed behavior.
An editorial notes University of Virginia offers three four year scholarships valued at 2500 dollars each and questions why University of Richmond mirrors the move The piece argues against rewarding athletes over scholars and leadership potential suggesting alumni dreams drive the policy while highlighting the 625 dollar annual value per four year award.
Raymond Sutton, 34, was arraigned in Chester on a robbery charge after a witness testified $360 was taken from an office. He disputed the amount saying, That was $387. Magistrate M A Honan ordered him held without bail.
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Staples reports no state law prohibiting Nudism in archives. Local Democrats elect delegates to state convention at Norfolk with Mrs Martin Wisecarver as the sole woman on the delegation. Turner Ashby Chapter officers host Virginia district meeting presided by Mrs Bruce Slonaker. Mrs Arbella Clark, 97, dies at Fairmont Ave home of Mrs S B Price.
An array of Washington notes report on President R balancing the budget in the old Spanish way Ma n an a 1938 and pushing power authority proposals. Jim Farley's loose talk draws scrutiny while Congress eyes hearings on the Wallace granary plan and the Supreme Court bill.
Ten years ago the Winchester Golf course opens its new tennis courts. A Michigan farmer destroys two school buildings, killing forty four people including children and teachers. The Winchester Kiwanis Club hosts a senior class luncheon at Handley in a hotel. The Winchester Gas Company showcases a gas powered ice freezing and food chilling device.
Twenty five years ago plans to organize a Young Men's Christian Association begin here. Col. Teddy Roosevelt who lost his voice addresses a 10000 strong Ohio audience in a campaign for president. The two wet candidates for county office win in Jefferson County and Charles Town. Capt Baltzell in charge of officers school for Vamintia near Winchester Inn.
A report notes local merchants consider closing shops an hour early on hot summer days. The item mentions the Staunton to Martinsburg bicycle relay covering 118 miles in about 6.75 hours, and a farm foreman Jake Eberslie cutting a tree yielding rails, cordwood, and shingles. A Pennsylvania court holds that leaving a bicycle briefly parked at a curb isn’t negligence. Historic note marks May 19 1857 as the invention date of an electric fire alarm system.
Charles Lutman confronts Lutman blocking the door in a heated scene over a 1.5 million stake and a forced marriage. Jacqueline declares the engagement off to Jim Asson while her mother schemes shopping and credit. She contemplates working in England as the plot thickens.
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