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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1928
Page
4
The Evening Star at Winchester Virginia announces consolidation with Morning News Weekly News Weekly Times and Weekly Mirror. Rates listed for mail and carrier delivery, including one year at 3.50 and monthly options.
The Associated Press retains exclusive rights to republication of all news dispatches credited or not and all local news published in this case. This notice asserts AP control over reprinting and distribution of the material.
The piece argues Governor Smith cannot be judged by rumors about his religion or Tammany ties. It asserts Smith upholds church state separation, has a Protestant-leaning cabinet, and led Tammany rather than being controlled by it, contrasting him with national Republican practices. It emphasizes attestations from supporters and opponents about his past conduct.
The piece argues Governor Smith selects the best candidates regardless of Tammany ties, praising his choice of Franklin D Roosevelt as governor candidate. It contrasts Republican critics and highlights a chorus of reformist sentiment, urging voters to trust the open record over propaganda.
An editorial urges the southern states to pursue agricultural chemistry and research more actively. It cites Iowa State College corn stalk experiments turning into paper and wall board, notes California fruit research support, and calls for southern colleges to work with the Bureau of Standards and the Department of Agriculture to develop new uses for crops like cottonseed, cotton lint, and corn.
The Bristol Herald-Courier notes a New York World cartoon that targets Democrats said to have bolted their party over a presidential candidate tied to Tammany Hall. The cartoon centers on the familiar figure used by the Daily paper to illustrate the issue.
Parents of college students may doubt the new study Un dergraduates from the Institute of Social and Religious Research. It surveys morale in twenty American colleges and universities and offers a frank appraisal of modern campus life including conversation, smoking, dancing, petting, and sex, as reported by officers, teachers, and students. A professor's wife who served as chaperon contributes a sub rosa jazz trip record.
A Friday night visit to a woman's college ends with dancing and a long road trip to New York for a tea dance on Saturday. The party moves to another city Sunday, where the narrator helps with the girls, then returns to their colleges for Monday chapel. The Indianapolis Star notes a saying from Hollywood about death taxes and divorce.
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