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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1931
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR lists postal service and subscription prices for The Evening Star. Includes daily second class delivery info and advance rates for monthly and yearly terms, with mentions of Winchester and Virginia locations.
The report notes that the Associated Press owns rights to its dispatches and local material printed in this paper. It mentions consolidation with The Morning News Item The Weekly News and other papers including Times and The Week Mirror.
A short devotional excerpt presents biblical verses about God’s permanence and salvation. It cites Psalm 33 11 and Psalm 68 20, emphasizing the Lord’s steadfastness and deliverance from death for generations.
Editorial compares Chief Justice Hughes to past positions and notes a shift toward liberalism during and after his time as secretary of state. It questions how much change reflects the man versus changing times, citing centralization of power and the need for local government to influence the national framework.
Chattanooga Times notes the life of David Starr Jordan 80, Stanford chancellor emeritus, famed scientist educator and philosopher with an international reputation. The obituary highlights his self description of living three lives as a scholar and public figure.
The text lauds Dr. Jordan for his broad influence at his university and his humane, democratic approach. He valued peace but supported the nation during war and inspired students with his approachable manner, earning the title kindly educator.
North Carolina follows California and Vermont in enacting a financial responsibility law. It suspends licenses for those who fail to satisfy a judgment from a traffic accident until they pay or prove future protection through insurance or a bond. The trend shows growing support for this provision despite insurance rate concerns.
The page lists dairy and grain items with prices such as creamery butter and middlings, plus local and Baltimore wholesale market figures. It includes hogs, hens, ducks, eggs, and various feeds, with scattered notes on price ranges and grade names, reflecting daily market activity.
Cedar Cliff Vaucluse page lists Rev. Allen Jones pastor of Count Presbyterian with Sunday School at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 45 a m Mount Hope Chapel Rally Day begins at 2 p m with the pastor on the program through the preaching hour. Everyone welcome.
The Methodist Episcopal Church at White Hall will hold preaching at 11 o clock Sunday morning with a welcome for all attendees.
Country churches face crisis as low prices and slow sales threaten pastors' salaries. Dr. H W McLaughlin proposes a community financing plan using produce from farms as receipts in church envelopes to support pastors. The scheme aims to prevent hardships and tragedy among country ministers amid debt and limited earnings.
Series of land transfers appears with parties including Larrick Commercial and Savings Bank, Shirley Carter, Fred L. Glaize, C T Brannon, William M. Richards, Northern Virginia Power Company, George R. Barr, Ella S. Jones, and Mary E. Rudolph. Parcels on Baker Street Stonewall Avenue South One Street Angerona Terrace West Cork Street and 301 South Braddock Street valued with nominal or modest sums.
Natalie, a young woman torn between love and Nita sister tricks, awakens after a botched marriage ruse with Alyn Brady a wealthy playboy. The encounter reveals jealousy and misread signals as Natalie contemplates her future while Nita’s deception collides with real feelings and uncertain romance.
Former Maine Governor P. P. Baxter says the training of Russian workers and the outfitting of Russian factories power plants and large farms aid and abet our country’s most dangerous enemy.
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