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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1929

Page

4

The Evening Star Publication Details and Rates

The Evening Star Winchester Virginia notes its second class mailing status and daily publication excluding Sundays. It lists consolidation with several papers and subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery by year, half year, quarter, and month.

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Harp of faith scripture quotation and prayer fragment

A devotional fragment cites Malachi 1 11 praising Gods name among the Gentiles and heathen with a prayer asking hearts to confess and adore His name in a devotional moment.

Malachi

Virginia Tax Plan Cuts Local Burden Seen Wide Across States

Virginia shows the lowest local tax burden among states in 1927, with a local tax to wealth ratio of .78 percent behind Arkansas and Delaware. The adoption of the segregation tax plan reduced land and tangible personal property taxes, boosting state surplus and funding for local schools, roads, and rural improvements.

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Men and Clothes in Hard Times

In a Richmond Times Dispatch snippet, men prefer mending old garments while women buy new frocks, reflecting tighter budgets. The brief notes rising costs and shifting spending between genders as fashion trends push apparel choices.

Richmond Times-Dispatch

Men Grow More Economical In Dress After War Trade

The article notes a shift in fashion as men and boys cut back on clothing spending while women’s attire rises. It cites New York Merchants Association figures showing men’s clothing value fell from 379 million dollars in 1925 to 260 million in 1927, while women’s clothing rose to 1.145 billion. It observes men keep outfits longer and urges fathers to dress up more.

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Birthplace of General Lee Proposed as National Shrine

The Cincinnati Enquirer urges creating a national shrine at General Robert E. Lee’s birthplace. It argues Lee, a noble Confederate commander, deserves memorial honors amid a lacking set of monuments to Southern valor and calls for national unity through such a tribute, especially embraced by Virginia and the South.

Cincinnati Enquirer Robert E. Lee Grant Lee South Stone Mountain Virginia

Scarface Al Capone Behind Bars in Philadelphia

The Roanoke Times notes Capone and his bodyguard were arrested leaving a Philadelphia theater and found guilty of carrying concealed weapons. Capone faces a year in Moyamensing penitentiary, delaying plans for a Wisconsin summer lodge while lawyers seek a quicker release. Philadelphia aims to show Chicago crims are jailed.

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New Use for Bath Hoses Exchange

A city reports a shift from public baths to in home bathtubs making former seven bath houses turn into municipal pools gyms and neighborhood centers. Fames folk dancing and community clubs flourish illustrating local prosperity and civic improvement.

Quieting Dispute Hushed in Louisiana Purchase Debate

A brief Atlanta Constitution note warns that failure to quiet public uproar over the Louisiana purchase may lead readers to believe they overpaid for the deal. The item reflects editorial sentiment from the era on the acquisition.

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Growth of Public Education Signals Strong Demand

Figures from the U S Bureau of Education show public high school attendance rising from 915000 in 1910 to 3757000 in 1926 with more than a million in junior high schools and about half of high school graduates entering higher institutions. The era sees crowded schools and eager participation in adult education night courses.

U. S. Bureau of Education

Allies May Have To Accept Smaller German Payments

Secretary Stimson said officials and leaders meeting with President Hoover favor a reduced German reparations share only if other Allies accept a smaller percentage. He noted the United States could not bear a greater cut than the allied percentage and that any reduction would be limited to the same proportion for American payments.

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