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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1927
Page
4
The Evening Star is a daily Winchester Virginia newspaper with second class mail status. The notice lists subscription rates by mail and by carrier for blocks of one year six months and three months and notes Associated Press rights for republication of news dispatches and local news.
Excerpt emphasizes the value of parent led daily Bible portions for children as a priceless heritage. It stresses God responding to the hungry soul and delivering from distresses, citing Psalm 107:5 6 and a prayer of seeking the Lord.
Judge Philip Williams highlighted the old Frederick County justices court and the Star edition, while praise for Mrs. Katherine Glass Greene’s Winchester and Its Beginnings notes the 1724 to 1814 history of Winchester. The review encourages learning about heroic early figures and colonial Revolutionary events for pride and guidance.
A discussion on revisions to mission hymns in modern hymnals. The piece critiques changes in Bishop Heber’s poem for replacing Ceylon with Java in an English hymnal and questions imperial implications and the accountability of editors in shaping religious song.
The article from Galena Times and Emporia Gazette presents Seth Wells as a Republican gubernatorial hopeful. It anthologizes a praising passage likening him to a quiet colossus robed in probity and purity, noting voters’ appeal amid vivid metaphor.
The speaker urges preserving a virtuous, lily-like soul from corrupt local politics in Topeka. They argue for elevating such a figure instead of polluting him with political battles, envisioning a pedestal to inspire future generations amid looming disillusionment.
The will of Davies Warfield reveals a personal motive behind his charity a tribute to his mother and the creation of an aged women's home. It shows a humane motive hidden within a hard driven business figure and preserves a quiet family memory amid his public life.
The piece notes cities like Syracuse New Haven Indianapolis and Boston using slogans while New York chooses to remain slogan free. It argues New York views itself as a leader not a follower and resists external boosting or patterning after other towns. The tone emphasizes New York's independence and confidence in its own status.
A veteran cowpuncher like Colonel Miller ends his life in a garage after a life tied to the range. The piece reflects on the fading era of cowpunchers as western life gives way to movies, polo, and oil development.
Richmond dispatch reports funeral plans for Mrs Norman Randolph of Richmond with the Confederate flag conceived as her winding sheet. The piece lauds her lifelong service to the Confederate memory and honors the tradition she upheld at death.
High View Community League meets Thursday November 3 at 8 pm to elect officers for the coming year. Members urged to attend and vote for the school and community’s best interests. Reported improvements include recent painting and road work. a school bell is on order.
An advertisement touts Allenrhu Number 2 Little Green Capsules as a speedy cure for rheumatic pain. It promises rapid relief within hours and outlines a dosing plan across two days, with continued use until symptoms subside. The ad warns of imitators and offers a refund through Baker's Drug Store.
Mrs Margaret Burton of Kansas City shares her recovery from years of infertility and nervous suffering through motherhood. She offers guidance to married women free of charge by letter, confidential correspondence, and no sales. She invites replies at 8613 Massachusetts Kansas City MO.
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