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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1925
Page
6
Sunday services begin with school at 9 45 a.m. L L Hockman is superintendent. All pupils must be on time. Preaching at 11 a.m. followed by communion. Next Sunday is Pentecost and the sermon is The Advent of the Holy Spirit. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 15 p.m. A special program is planned.
A reader is urged to rely on advertised products as trusted familiar names. Daily encounters with Mr Howard and Mr Walters illustrate how brands become intimate in life and business. The piece extols advertised goods as guarantees of value and integrity over unadvertised options.
At 8 p m subject Pauls Sermon at Antioch at Pisidia. A warm welcome awaits each one at all these services. W L Dudley minister.
The Richmond Automobile Club will publish about June 1 a booklet titled Historic Tours of Virginia. It will include road logs, a historic map, illustrations, ferry schedules, and a digest of motor vehicle laws for Virginia Maryland and North Carolina. The Virginia State Chamber of Commerce supports the issue and the club plans further, more complete editions.
The Star editor quotes Governor Grosbeck of Michigan from Country Gentleman urging relief for farmers and efficiency in government. He argues Virginia should consider Michigan’s approach to governance and taxes, asking candidates if they would adopt similar state management before the next election.
A reader advocates adopting Michigan's efficiency plan to cut taxes and run the state like big business. The writer argues farmers need relief as taxes rise and labor is scarce, urging voters to support a pledging candidate or seek one who will. The piece urges careful consideration of the plan for farmer relief.
George H. Ray of Amherst County Virginia withdraws from a county office race amid earnest consideration and local political activity.
Family of adults seeks furnished residence with bath and kitchen. Mail responses to Star Office care B. F. at the address 5-30-61-1.
An old advert promotes DIACOL to prevent cholera and white diarrhoea in baby chicks. It claims a 99 percent raise in poultry and is sold by Frank Baker and Son, druggists, with a guaranteed refund.
A listing of crossword clues arranged horizontally and vertically includes entries such as Commotion and Ecclesiastic for horizontal. Individual and Non professional for vertical. with a wide range of terms from Stain to Biblical character across the grid. puzzle prompts cover common words, abbreviations, and language variants.
An old item notes the Halls Drug Store chain in Ohio, detailing years of operation and a reference to an established druggist as part of the business, with mentions linked to Tulado and nearby areas. The fragment suggests ongoing enterprise within the region.
The famed Roman naturalist Pliny the Elder perished near Mount Vesuvius while seeking a closer view of an eruption. The remark about fame reflects on how many expect to become famous by waking to it.
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