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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1928
Page
4
The Evening Star provides postal registration and subscription pricing for Win Virginia, listing options for mail and carrier delivery. Rates include one year in advance, six months, and three months, with separate prices for home delivery.
A brief AP notice appears explaining exclusive republication rights for AP dispatches and local news, noting permissions and credit rules for use by the paper.
The Baltimore Sun discusses claims that the Republican campaign exploits religious prejudice. It criticizes Mr. Hoover for abstract toleration and notes Mrs. Willebrandt's Ohio appeal to Methodists aligned with Hoover managers. It argues distancing from management would be extraordinary amid ties to Willebrandt.
The speaker warns that without direct denunciation the flood of religious propaganda will degrade meaning and mislead the public. He urges clear, open critique to prevent abstract declarations from failing to persuade intelligent readers.
The Philadelphia Record criticizes Thomas Raeburn White for urging college men to vote against Governor Smith as the candidate of Tammany Hall. The piece argues White’s independent Republican stance and past endorsements show selective opposition to party machines, and questions the assertion that Tammany Hall is more venal than New York’s Democratic machine.
The Department of the Interior reports rising public support in education with 92 percent of elementary students in public schools and 91 percent of secondary students in public institutions. Normal schools stand at 93 percent, while college attendance in public institutions has grown to 36 percent, up from 13 percent in 1890.
A weekly Bible thought recalls Paul’s encounter in Ephesus where magicians and silversmiths faced economic loss as converts dismissed idols. The piece argues Christians should use a biblical measuring stick in politics and business, guiding votes and actions.
The quote notes critics of bareheaded styles upsetting hat makers and bareleg fashion endangering silk hosiery firms, while a widespread bare-pocketbook trend threatens broad economic impact across sectors. It reflects a newspaper voice from New Orleans Times Picayune.
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