Weekly Bible Talk on Two Boys and Parental Promises
The piece contrasts two youths in a biblical setting. One child is promised to God amid parental consecration and joy, while the other, son of the king, lives in luxury yet commits grave misconduct and faces beheading.
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Aaron
The Christian Home Is The Hope Of Every Nation
A speaker argues that a true home, not wealth, secures a nation's future. He stresses home ownership versus renting, the value of children with yards and attics, and the role of churchgoing families in building a Christian nation. He cites Edgar Guest and Luke to underline家庭 ideals and parental pride.
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Edgar Guest
Zacharias
Elisabeth
John the Baptist
Herod
Special Car Sale Auction Catalog Pages
A list of classic cars offered in a special sale including a 1929 Plymouth Coupe 2 pass a 1929 Ford Tudor 5 pass a 1929 Ford Coupe 2 pass a 1926 70 R t a 1928 Sedan 5 pass and a 1927 Nash Sedan 5 pass.
Back to the country and home as the source of strength
The speaker argues that a great people derive strength from living close to nature and the soil. He envisions a shift from concrete cities back to rural surroundings and stresses the need for Christian homes and Christian parenting as foundations of education and character.
Market Report includes mixed farm price listings and notes
Local wholesale and retail markets list prices for wheat flour bran eggs and dairy feeds, with ranges for heavy hens calves and sheep. The page also contains a Baltimore wholesale line and a closing political quip about a free land and juries.
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Creamery Baltimore
For Sale Five Room Bungalow and More on Improved Street
Exceptional value in a new six‑room semi bungalow on an improved street with water, sewer, gas and conveniences. Also a five‑room bungalow on an improved street for 2500, a sixty two acre poultry and truck farm with dwelling and outbuildings for 1800, and a nine room brick dwelling cottage with brick lunch room store and service station on a main highway for 13000 at 18 Rouss Ave.
Cubs Gain 12-1 Victory and Lead Chicago Series
Bud Teachout blanked Chicago while Red Faber started for the White Sox as the Cubs routed them 12 to 1 in the Chicago city series title game. Carl Reynolds drove in the lone Sox run with a first inning single.
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CUBS
Chicago
Associated Red Press
Bud Teachout
Red Faber
White Sox
Teachout
Faber
Carl Reynolds
Lefty Grove Stymies 200 Batters in Eye on the Mound
Philadelphia reports Grove has had the season of his career with nearly thirty wins as 200 American League batters fail to hit his offerings. The note recalls Walter Johnson’s days as batters struggle to see his pitches.
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Lefty Grove
Philadelphia
Walter Johnson
Washington
Rob Grove
Grove
Cardinals Rally In Ord Baseball Game
The Associated Press notes a tense baseball match where Frisch and Gel combined on putouts after Adams and Bert provided assists. Kare and tesa Sate four battled the pitcher with a late strike, tracing a sequence that shaped the tense innings.
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Associated Press
Frisch
Gelputout
Adams
Bert
Northern Virginia Field Trials Set for October Dates
The Northern Field Trial Association announces its annual fall trials October 13 and 14 near Chantilly and Centerville Virginia. Enthusiasts from Richmond Roanoke and other Virginia points are expected to attend with events at the Herndon Hotel in Herndon Virginia.
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Northern Virginia
Northern Field Trial Association
Chantilly
Centerville
Richmond
Roanoke
Virginia
Herndon Hotel
Herndon
Roll of Honor At Ridge School For September
Ridge School publishes its September honor roll listing students with high averages. Named include Frances Mauck and Ruth Hausenfluck with 94s, Lucille Pitcock and James Alexander near 90s, and several others across grades from primer to seventh. Additional students with strong averages missing honor status are Frances Alexander Goldie Pitcock Dessie Sargent Jessie Pitcock Margaret Newlin Eugene Newlin Roy Newlin Elsie Hahn Cecil Hahn Ralph Pitcock Ellen Pitcock.
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Frances Mauck
Lucille Pitcock
James Alexander
Junior Alexander
Ruth Hausenfluck
Frances Alexander
Goldie Pitcock
Dessie Sargent
Jessie Pitcock
Margaret Newlin
Eugene Newlin
Roy Newlin
Elsie Hahn
Cecil Hahn
Ralph Pitcock
Ellen Pitcock
World Series meet in St Louis for three games
The World Series shifts to St Louis for up to three games at Sportsman's Park with Philadelphia and St Louis alternating as needed. Connie Mack misses a game while Grimes and Grove duel as fans expect a comeback once Earnshaw sits out.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Sportsman’s Park
A’s
Athletics
Sportsman's Parks
Grimes
Earnshaw
Grove
Ownership and circulation statement for Winchester Evening Star 1930
Notarized statement lists publisher editor and business manager H. F. Byrd and R. S. Fansler of Winchester Virginia. Affiant claims ownership by E. Bolling Byrd with none of the known bondholders or security holders. Average weekly circulation reported as 4900 copies for the six months prior, sworn October 4, 1930.
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Winchester Evening Star
State of Virginia
Soume de Frederick
Fansler
Winchester
H. F. Byrd
R. S
Asso
Lester D. Arnold
Nn Ece
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